Canadore Donor:
To a student who must have achieved a minimum of 3.0 GPA, must abide by the Panther Athletics Team Member Agreement Policy and have participated in one of the two semester sports.

Dean McCubbin:
The Dean McCubbin award goes to a student in any program with satisfactory academic progress, leadership to the student council, athletic endeavors or the college, and/ or has been involved in the community.
This fund was created for an Athletic Scholarship in memory of Dean McCubbin or 'Mr. Canadore'. Dean was the founder of the school of Recreation and Leisure 40 years ago which has grown to six programs. He is considered to be a mentor to countless graduates and had a presence about him that still hasn't left the school.

Assante Capital Management Ltd.:
This award goes to a varsity athlete who displays satisfactory academic progress and has financial need.

Ian London Memorial, Athlete of the Year Award:
This award goes to recipients who exhibit leadership within their sport discipline and demonstrate a strong commitment to their sport. Recipients also display athleticism in their team role and have achieved a significant level of success while upholding the conduct, as well as, the standard of behaviour expected.
This fund was created for an Athletic Scholarship in memory of Ian London. Ian was a Canadore Graphic Arts graduate. His true leadership skills shone brightly on the Canadore Basketball court.

Al Brennan Memorial:
This student must be a high school graduate in the past year from North Bay or a community in a 40 mile radius. The student must have a financial need and have contributed to his/her high school extracurricular activities in some way.

The Panther Award:
To a varsity athlete who displays satisfactory academic progress and has financial needs.

Laurentian Veteran's Association:
To a student from Chippewa or Widdifield Secondary School, who has financial needs, achieves academic excellence, good character and school spirit.

Canadore College has a large, diversified financial assistance program. The program is designed not only to reward academic excellence and achievement, but to assist students who are in financial need.

Scholarships: These are awarded based on a combination of academic excelled, attendance and overall contribution to the classroom. In many cases, recipients are chosen by the program coordinators, following the studentÕs completion of the first, third and fifth semesters. All students are eligible for consideration of these awards and no application is required.

Bursaries: These are awarded on the basis of financial need and satisfactory academic progress. To be considered for the academic year, eligible students must submit a detailed application, on-line.

There are also a number of scholarships and bursaries that do require the student to apply in writing. Follow the link to see if you are eligible to apply for other scholarships and bursaries established by generous donors for Canadore's students. Letters are to be submitted to the Financial Aid office.

Emergency Loans are available from the Financial Aid Office on a short-term basis only. These loans are distributed to students who are waiting for funding to come in, i.e. OSAP. All loans are fully repayable.  Loan applications may be submitted at any time throughout the academic year. A $10.00 service charge applies.

Discretionary Assistance Bursary is available to students in need of one-time only emergency funding. Applications may be requested in the Financial Aid Office.