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Constable David Wynn Memorial Award

St. Albert

Who can apply: St. Albert graduates entering policing, law, medicine or emergency services

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Varies
Applications go through your school.
DEADLINE April 10, 2027
NEEDS 65% average · Financial need

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Who can apply

St. Albert graduates entering policing, law, medicine or emergency services

Worth knowing

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About this scholarship

Named for the RCMP constable killed in St. Albert in 2015, and written around what he believed: that every young person deserves a leg up and deserves recognition for service. It asks for a 65% average, a record of volunteer or leadership service in school, community or international programs, and two letters of reference to back that record up. The fields named are police work, EMT, paramedic, law, military, forensic science and medicine, including nursing, pharmacy and lab tech, though the wording is deliberately not limited to them. Consideration is given to students from financially challenged families. It is offered at Bellerose, Paul Kane, St. Albert Catholic, Outreach and St. Gabriel, which is the widest reach of any award on this list.

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2 Ask for the school deadline too. It is often earlier than the one listed here.

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