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Opens August 1, 2027

MD of Taber Annual Bursary

Alberta

Who can apply: Residents of the Municipal District of Taber enrolled full-time in post-secondary

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$500
DEADLINE August 31, 2027

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Opens August 1, 2027
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Who can apply

Residents of the Municipal District of Taber enrolled full-time in post-secondary

Worth knowing

Applications are only accepted from August 1 to 31, through the online form on the MD page, and you must upload proof of enrolment as a PDF. That means you apply the summer after Grade 12, once you are registered for fall. You must have lived in the MD before enrolling; Taber town residents do not qualify.

About this scholarship

The Municipal District of Taber gives up to four one-time $500 bursaries each year to residents studying full-time at a college, university or recognized post-secondary program. Programs that can lead to work in agriculture get preference.