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The Canadian Cancer Society’s (CCS) Research Training Awards program aims to support growth and innovation in the next generation of diverse cancer researchers across Canada at the master’s, doctoral, and postdoctoral levels. This program seeks to build inclusive capacity in all areas of cancer research, while fostering interdisciplinary learning, knowledge translation, mentorship, and patient & community engagement opportunities. By supporting...
The REMAX Quest for Excellence scholarship program is a cash scholarship that recognizes students for their ongoing community contributions and pursuit of leadership. Through this scholarship program, REMAX Canada is pleased to offer 40 scholarships of $1,000 each to students across Canada (except for Quebec).The 2026 Quest for Excellence program will invite eligible students to write and submit an essay...
The Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence is a $17,500 entrance award that recognizes exceptional students pursuing AI master’s programs in Ontario. As a scholarship recipient, you gain enhanced access to Ontario’s thriving AI ecosystem. Connecting you with a community of over 960 researchers, major Canadian companies, and the startups solving tomorrow’s biggest challenges through unparalleled networking and career-defining connections.Now accepting...
The chapter set up this scholarship to honor the memory of our member Dick Shaw. Dick was a well-respected inspector for Worksafe BC, and a tireless advocate for blasting safety. He passed from a heart attack in 2007 shortly before he was due to retire.The scholarship will be awarded to a full-time student attending a college or university in Canada...
Kochhar & Co. Chartered Professional Accountant was founded in 2011 by Biki Kochhar, a Canadian Chartered Professional Accountant, with a small office and a single staff member. Kochhar & Co. specializes in owner-managed corporations based in the Okanagan Valley, and has offices in both downtown Kelowna and Penticton.Eligibility:To be eligible for the "Kochhar & Co. Scholarship" a student must:Be attending...
The Nursing Education Initiative (NEI) is an education grants program that supports nurses in continuing education to improve their nursing knowledge and skills. Nurses undertaking professional development course(s) and/or program(s), may be eligible for reimbursement of up to $1,500 per funding year.Funding is allocated on a quarterly basis. The term of the funding year is April 1 to March 31....
Lloydminster is a city within Alberta with a uniquely distinct geographical site as it straddles the provincial border between Alberta and Saskatchewan. The city has been established as a single city which comprises one municipal administration, compared to being a pair of twin cities found on opposite sides of a border which only share the same name as found within the majority of such cases.
The local economy within Lloydminster is driven by the petroleum industry. Another essential business in the area is agriculture. There have been numerous farmers in the vicinity who have been economically sustained by rent payments due to oil wells being drilled on their land. Moreover, the Husky Lloydminster Refinery operates in the community.
Due to the city's bi-provincial status, special provisions concerning provincial taxation within city limits has been the end result. There is no exception from provincial income tax since this is only based on the taxpayer's province of residence. Since Alberta has no provincial sales tax, the Saskatchewan side of the city is exempt from that particular provinces sales tax so as to stop businesses located there being placed at a disadvantage relative to companies based in Alberta.
There are differences reflected in the interprovincial expenses in housing taxes and auto insurance. An instance of this, Albertan driver's below the age of twenty five might pay 2 to 3 times the average amount required of a similarly aged Saskatchewan driver.
