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Manulife Life Lessons Scholarship

National

Who can apply: Students aged 17 to 24 who lost a parent or legal guardian who had little or no life insurance

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$10,000
DEADLINE TBA
NEEDS Financial need

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Who can apply

Students aged 17 to 24 who lost a parent or legal guardian who had little or no life insurance

Worth knowing

The age window runs to 24, so this stays open for years after Grade 12 rather than closing at graduation. Trade school counts alongside college and university. The 2026 round has closed and Manulife had not posted 2027 dates when this was checked.

About this scholarship

A $10,000 award for students entering college, university or trade school who have experienced the death of a parent or legal guardian carrying little or no life insurance. Manulife describes it as the first Life Lessons program in Canada.