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Rotary Adventure in Citizenship

Run by Rotary Club of Ottawa, with participants sponsored by local Rotary clubs

Who can apply: Canadian citizens or permanent residents aged 16 to 18 who are leaders in their community. Students are sponsored by a local Rotary club rather than applying centrally, so start with the Rotary club in your own town.

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Not listed
Check the provider's page for any fee.
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Conferences and workshops
DURATION
4 days in Ottawa each spring
GRADES
Ages 16 to 18
LOCATION
Ottawa (travel from Alberta paid by the nominating club)

Who can apply

Canadian citizens or permanent residents aged 16 to 18 who are leaders in their community. Students are sponsored by a local Rotary club rather than applying centrally, so start with the Rotary club in your own town.

About this program

Apply through your local Rotary club. Selection is run by clubs, not centrally, so ask yours about timing. Since 1951 the program has brought 150+ students aged 16-18 to Ottawa for four days of meetings with parliamentarians, plus access to three $1,000 scholarships.