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Crowsnest Consolidated High School Scholarships and Bursaries

Alberta

Who can apply: Crowsnest Consolidated High School students and graduates in Crowsnest Pass

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$100 to $2,000
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Who can apply

Crowsnest Consolidated High School students and graduates in Crowsnest Pass

Worth knowing

Deadlines differ by award; several close May 1 or May 30, and some need proof of post-secondary registration before they are paid. The school's page gives each award's criteria and date.

About this scholarship

Crowsnest Consolidated lists about forty local awards, including the Shirley (Montalbetti) Wolfe Memorial Scholarship ($2,000), the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Crowsnest Branch scholarships ($1,000 in first year and more in later years, plus a trades award), Dr. Kay Kerr, Joanne & Ed Drain, Eugene Fabro, Audrey Bonne, Dan Marcial and Eric & Wilma Prentice scholarships ($1,000), the Jerome Rejman leadership and Bruce Kutcher academic scholarships ($1,000), West Fraser forestry and general studies awards, Lions and CUPE awards, and subject bursaries from $100.