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Trevor H. Shirtliff Difference Maker Scholarship

National

Who can apply: Grade 12 students nominated by their school counsellor

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Varies
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Who can apply

Grade 12 students nominated by their school counsellor

Worth knowing

You cannot apply yourself: a guidance counsellor at your school nominates you. Nominations for the 2025-2026 year are closed; the magazine starts taking nominations for the winter awards on September 15, 2026, and reviews them as they arrive, so ask your counsellor early.

About this scholarship

Canadian School Counsellor Magazine awards this scholarship, in memory of its founder, three times a year to students their counsellor nominates for working to improve life for themselves, their peers and their community. Selection weighs academic achievement, integrity, leadership and creativity, and it suits students in their final year of high school.