University of Waterloo CEMC
A programming challenge designed to be approachable for curious beginners while stretching experienced high-school coders.
A verified, friction-free directory of scholarships, research internships, academic competitions, and youth councils across all 10 provinces & 3 territories. 100% free and open.
Loran Scholars Foundation
A national scholarship focused on character, service, academic curiosity, and the courage to lead with purpose.
Grade-by-Grade Strategy
A successful trajectory starts with curiosity in Grade 9 and culminates in major national scholarships in Grade 12.
Begin with low-stakes math contests (Beaver Computing, Pascal), school clubs, municipal youth advisory tables, and community volunteering. Discover what genuinely excites you.
Apply for selective summer programs (Shad Canada, Deep River Science), regional science fairs (CWSF qualifiers), and step into club executive or student council positions.
Compete in senior olympiads (Fermat, Euclid, Sir Isaac Newton), apply for university lab internships, and represent your riding in Provincial Youth Parliaments.
Target major national awards ($100k+ Loran, Schulich Leader, TD Community Leadership) and institutional entrance scholarships. Deadlines arrive early in fall!
Integrated Toolkit
MaplePath provides high-utility planning tools designed specifically for Canadian high-school workflows.
Plot your entire secondary school strategy before senior year panic sets in. Group opportunities into Grade 9 through Grade 12 milestones, monitor prerequisite competitions, and balance academic contests with summer internships.
Export saved scholarship and internship deadlines directly to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook with alert reminders.
Explore hospital placements, university laboratories, and regional youth councils plotted interactively across Canadian provinces with MapLibre.
Track each opportunity through its lifecycle: from Saved to Drafting, Submitted, and Won. Store your private draft ideas, reference letter requests, and submission portal links in one organized student cockpit.
Regional Directory
Filter specifically for regional programs or explore nationwide remote opportunities.
Curated Pathways
Target your specific goal: post-secondary funding, academic prestige, lab experience, or civic leadership.
Merit awards, community leadership grants, STEM scholarships, and bursaries open to Canadian secondary school students.
Browse scholarships (116)Math olympiads, computing challenges, science fairs, writing contests, and business pitch competitions with national recognition.
Browse competitions (115)Summer lab placements, hospital internships, university mentorships, and nonprofit fellowships for motivated students.
Browse internships (51)Youth government councils, summer leadership academies, civic programs, and community advocate positions.
Browse programs (14)Curated Highlights
University of Waterloo CEMC
A programming challenge designed to be approachable for curious beginners while stretching experienced high-school coders.
Canadian Mathematical Society
Canada’s national open math challenge for students who enjoy exploring ideas, proof, and creative problem solving.
Youth Science Canada
Canada’s national STEM fair, reached through a regional fair, where students present original research and engineering projects.
FIRST
Teams design, build, program, and compete with industrial-sized robots while learning engineering, strategy, and collaboration.
Common Questions
Everything you need to know about MaplePath, eligibility verification, and how to get started.
Yes, entirely free with no paywalls, locked tiers, or sponsored placement bias. We built MaplePath so every student across Canada—from Vancouver to St. John’s and the northern territories—has equal, friction-free access to merit awards, research programs, and youth councils regardless of their school budget or zip code.