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TD Scholarship for Indigenous Peoples
by O'Donnell, Melissa (ASD-N) | Added Oct 7, 2025
Together with AFOA Canada, a not-for-profit led by Indigenous Peoples, we’ve worked to build a scholarship for Indigenous Peoples. Through it, 25 scholarships are available to be awarded annually, worth up to $60K over 4 years.
Students from the Indigenous community face unique challenges and systemic barriers that can make getting a post-secondary education difficult. So, we worked closely with AFOA Canada to build a scholarship program that helps meet the unique needs of students from the Indigenous community.
What is included in this scholarship?
- $10,000 towards tuition each year† For a maximum of 4 years
- $5,000 towards living expenses each year For a maximum of 4 years
- Employment opportunities at TD Summer employment between years of study7
†If tuition is less than $10,000 the balance can be applied towards living expenses.6
Am I eligible for this scholarship?
Regardless of your field of study, scholarships are open to First Nation, Metis and Inuit who are members / citizen of a First Nation, Metis or Inuit community who:
● have applied for a full-time minimum 2-year program with an approved post-secondary institution for the next year of study; or
● are enrolled in, or accepted to, a full-time minimum two-year program with an approved post-secondary institution for the next year of study
Employees of TD and its subsidiaries and their children are not eligible for these scholarships.2
For full details, please review the Terms & Conditions.
Ready to apply?
There are 25 scholarships available – one could be yours. Finally, submissions made easy. No daunting essay. You can apply online, by mail or fax.
For details, please review the terms and conditions.
Deadline to apply: 11:59pm (EST) October 31st, 2025
TD Scholarship for Community Leadership
by O'Donnell, Melissa (ASD-N) | Added Oct 7, 2025
Are you a student in your final year of high school (if you live outside Quebec), or in your last year of CEGEP (if you live in Quebec)? Have you shown a commitment to making a positive difference in your community? You may be eligible for a TD Scholarship for Community Leadership valued at up to $70,000 over 4 years toward a post-secondary college or university education.
Apply online between September 3 and October 22, 2025.
Since 1995, TD has awarded millions in TD Scholarships for Community Leadership to recognize students who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to community leadership. TD Scholarships for Community Leadership recipients receive up to $70,000 for tuition and living expenses as well as opportunities for paid summer employment, peer networking and mentorship. Supporting young community leaders is one way TD is helping to foster change, nurture progress and support local communities.
- Up to $10,000 each year for tuition For a maximum of 4 years
- $7,500 each year for living expenses For a maximum of 4 years
- That’s up to $70,000 in total over 4 years Per scholarship awarded
- For up to 20 students Up to 20 scholarships available annually
What is community leadership?
We’re interested in hearing from students who have demonstrated consistent and outstanding dedication to helping improve the world by solving a social or community problem. For example, you may be helping to clean up the environment, promote social justice, or fight child poverty in your community. Check out what some of the past scholarship recipients have done to help improve their communities.
How are the recipients chosen?
Up to 80 finalists are interviewed by five regional selection panels. From there, at least two scholarship recipients are chosen from each of the following five regions:
- Atlantic Canada
- Quebec
- Ontario
- Prairies/Northwest Territories/Nunavut
- British Columbia/Yukon
Scholarship Eligibility: TD Scholarships for Community Leadership
TD Scholarships for Community Leadership are open to students across Canada who:
- Have demonstrated community leadership
- Are in their final year of CEGEP (for students in Quebec), or high school (for students outside Quebec).
- Have a minimum overall grade average of 75% (outside Quebec), or a minimum R score of 26 (in Quebec), in their most recently completed school year
- Are Canadian citizens, have permanent resident status, or have protected person status under the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. Note: Applicants with protected person status must also have a study permit as permitted under the Act.
For complete details and eligibility requirements, please read our Terms and Conditions
Apply online between September 3 and October 22, 2025.
For more information please call:
1-800-308-8306.
Mount Allison Noon Hour Visit, October 14th
by O'Donnell, Melissa (ASD-N) | Added Sep 24, 2025
A representative from Mount Allison University will be in the main lobby during noon hour on Tuesday, October 14th from 12:00pm-1:00pm. He will be answering any questions you may have and will be doing on-the-spot-acceptance for those students wishing to apply. Please see Ms. O’Donnell by Friday, October 10th to ask for a transcript for this event.
St. Thomas University Visit, October 3rd
by O'Donnell, Melissa (ASD-N) | Added Sep 24, 2025
A representative from St. Thomas University will be meeting with a small group of interested students on October 3rd. She will be doing on-the-spot acceptance and will be waiving the application fee while she is here. If there are any students wishing to meet with her, please let Ms. O’Donnell know by Wednesday, October 1st.