www.studentawards.com - a database of scholarships, bursaries and awards available - includes government, institutional and private sources

www.aucc.ca - a list of approx. 150 scholarships administered by the Association of Universities & Colleges of Canada on behalf of private sponsors

You might also want to check out www.accc.ca, the website for the Association of Canadian Community Colleges. This is a more generic database, however.

www.scholarshipscanada.com - another leading Canadian scholarship service www.millenniumscholarships.ca - bursaries and Excellence awards offered by the Fed. government

www.schoolfinder.com - a link to scholarship and loan information, among other things

www.xplorations.ca - replaces the print format of SCHOLARSHIP, a listing of awards offered by colleges and universities as well as links to both federal and provincial sources of financial assistance. Private and corporate listings coming soon

www.ouac.on.ca - links provided by the Ontario University Application Center

www.edulinx.ca -tools and information about financing post-secondary education

www.dsbn.edu.on.ca/awards/ - via the DSBN website, you can access a "local" listing of available scholarships and awards (found under the section labeled"For Parents")

http://osap.gov.on.ca - ONTARIO STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
                             - on-line applications are free / paper applications are $10
                             - applications are not usually available until late May or early June at which time the school will host an information session

*** Be sure to have your parents inquire at their places of employment to see if any scholarships or bursaries are available to children of employees. Often the applicant pool is considerably smaller, therefore increasing your chances of success. If your parents are self-employed, there may be awards specific to that situation.