For the month of July, St. Francis Xavier University is home to 62 of Canada’s most motivated high school students.

Athabasca University (AU) and Shad Canada have offered the Shad Virtual program to hundreds of high-achieving high school students all across the country.

Eunice Toki and Joanna Adefioye shine as scholarship recipients, leading with purpose and community impact.

Month-long Shad Canada program sees students focus on solving real-world social and economic problems.

Marymount Academy student Adonia Dunwell will join some of Canada’s brightest young minds after being accepted into the prestigious SHAD program.

Fourteen students from across the Langley School District will be spending a month this summer at universities across the country.

Audrey Henderson, a Grade 12 student at Timmins High and Vocational School from Mattagami First Nation, will attend the month-long Shad Canada program.

Scarlett Reed, a Grade 10 student from École Secondaire Notre Dame High School has been selected to participate in the Shad Canada program.

The Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario is proud to recognize three students who have been accepted into the prestigious Shad summer program.

Selected through a rigorous application process, grade 11 student Morgan Keay will spend one month living on a Canadian post-secondary campus.

Emma Preece, grade 11 student from Royal Bay Secondary School, accepted into STEAM programming with Shad Canada.

Forty-seven students from 10 Surrey and White Rock secondary schools will be spending a month at various universities across Canada this summer.