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Old St. Stephen's College is a quiet corner of campus ? although strictly speaking it's not actually a part of the University of Alberta ? but it houses one of the quietly significant and forward ?thinking organizations in the province. That's the Canadian Circumpolar Institute, the descendant of the better-known Boreal Institute of Northern Studies, which is dedicated to academic and applied research everywhere in the North.

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Old St. Stephen's College is a quiet corner of campus ? although strictly speaking it's not actually a part of the University of Alberta ? but it houses one of the quietly significant and forward ?thinking organizations in the province. That's the Canadian Circumpolar Institute, the descendant of the better-known Boreal Institute of Northern Studies, which is dedicated to academic and applied research everywhere in the North.

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Old St. Stephen's College is a quiet corner of campus ? although strictly speaking it's not actually a part of the University of Alberta ? but it houses one of the quietly significant and forward ?thinking organizations in the province. That's the Canadian Circumpolar Institute, the descendant of the better-known Boreal Institute of Northern Studies, which is dedicated to academic and applied research everywhere in the North.

Alberta Family and Social Services encourages Metis and non-status Indian students to upgrade their skills and education in the social services field by providing financial assistance through bursaries. Applications will be accepted between Jan. 1 and April 30 each year, and registration at a university or college is not required when submitting a bursary application, but will be needed before the bursary is approved. Funding decisions are made in June each year.

Alberta Family and Social Services encourages Metis and non-status Indian students to upgrade their skills and education in the social services field by providing financial assistance through bursaries. Applications will be accepted between Jan. 1 and April 30 each year, and registration at a university or college is not required when submitting a bursary application, but will be needed before the bursary is approved. Funding decisions are made in June each year.

Alberta Family and Social Services encourages Metis and non-status Indian students to upgrade their skills and education in the social services field by providing financial assistance through bursaries. Applications will be accepted between Jan. 1 and April 30 each year, and registration at a university or college is not required when submitting a bursary application, but will be needed before the bursary is approved. Funding decisions are made in June each year.

Alberta Family and Social Services encourages Metis and non-status Indian students to upgrade their skills and education in the social services field by providing financial assistance through bursaries. Applications will be accepted between Jan. 1 and April 30 each year, and registration at a university or college is not required when submitting a bursary application, but will be needed before the bursary is approved. Funding decisions are made in June each year.

Alberta Family and Social Services encourages Metis and non-status Indian students to upgrade their skills and education in the social services field by providing financial assistance through bursaries. Applications will be accepted between Jan. 1 and April 30 each year, and registration at a university or college is not required when submitting a bursary application, but will be needed before the bursary is approved. Funding decisions are made in June each year.

Alberta Family and Social Services encourages Metis and non-status Indian students to upgrade their skills and education in the social services field by providing financial assistance through bursaries. Applications will be accepted between Jan. 1 and April 30 each year, and registration at a university or college is not required when submitting a bursary application, but will be needed before the bursary is approved. Funding decisions are made in June each year.

Alberta youths aged 18 to 25 looking for adventure and who have an interest in global development are invited to apply and participate on Youth Challenge International projects in Costa Rica and Guyana. Youth Challenge fosters global and youth development by working with community projects, many of which involve Indigenous people in Central and South America.