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Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), Central and Southern Alberta

Run by Rotary District 5360

Who can apply High school students aged 15–17 from Central and Southern Alberta and western Saskatchewan. Most are sponsored by a local Rotary club, and independent delegates can also register

Cost and deadline

This program is
Free
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Official site https://rotary5360.ca/page/ryla

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Format
Conferences and workshops
Duration
A weekend each May
Grades
High school, ages 15–17
Location
Central and Southern Alberta (and western Saskatchewan)

About this program

A weekend leadership conference for 70 to 100 high school students, held every May, with workshops and networking with other young leaders. There is no cost to attend, because a local Rotary club sponsors each delegate. Contact a Rotary club near you, or register as an independent delegate.

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