Premier's Citizenship Award
Run by Government of Alberta
Who can apply Alberta high school students, and each school nominates ONE student per year
How you apply You can't apply yourself. Someone nominates you, so tell them you want to be considered.
Amount and deadline
June 1, 2027Tuesday
Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.
Official site https://www.alberta.ca/premiers-citizenship-award
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Worth knowing
No money is attached. The province runs three Alberta Citizenship Awards from one nomination process, and this is the one that pays nothing. The Alberta Centennial Award carries $2,005 and the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Citizenship Award carries $7,000, eight a year against 25 Centennial awards. Each high school may put forward one student, so the first competition is inside your own school. Academic achievement is not a criterion.
About this scholarship
The Premier writes to one graduating student per Alberta high school in recognition of citizenship, leadership and community service, and winning it makes you eligible for the two cash awards beside it.
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