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Since 1995, The 99s, West Canada Section
offers an annual $ 1,500 scholarship.
What is the annual application
deadline: July 31st
Who can apply? The applicant must be a
woman who resides in Western Canada (British Columbia, Alberta,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon and
Northwest Territories).
Want
to know the rules?
Would you like to
access and print a PDF version of the
application form?
Want to make a
charitable donation to the fund?
Past winners:
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In 2012, Carly St-Onge, CPL
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In 2011, Jennifer Musgrove from Jenner, Alberta won
the $ 1500 scholarship
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In 2010, Emily Crombez from Thunder Bay won the $ 1500
scholarship.
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In 2009, Lisa Klassen from Winnipeg won.
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In 2008, Katherine Weber from
Winnipeg won.
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In 2007 Jennifer Mitchell, Burnaby
BC won a $ 1500 scholarship to use towards her night rating.
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In 2005, Carolina Kolasa, BC
Chapter, won, to be used towards her commercial license.
In 2003, two scholarships were
awarded:
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Kelly Sheret won the $ 1,000
Scholarship to use towards her multi-engine rating. Kelly is a
flight instructor and Operation's Flight Safety Officer for Southern
Skies Aviation in Penticton BC.
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An one-time $ 500 scholarship, in
the memory of Jean-Marc (JM) Ranger, West Coast aviator bush pilot,
float instructor and AME, was awarded to Kirsten Brazier. Brazier
is currently Chief Pilot for Red Lake Airways, Northern Ontario.
She holds a ATPL.
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In 2002, Kristen Brazier on this
scholarship ($ 500) to do her IFR rating renewal.
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In 2000, Marie (Mazy) Baker was the
winner. Mazy will use this scholarship to finish her commercial
licence.
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In 1999, Lynne Sampson won this
scholarship to advance her Instructor Rating flight training with
National Aviation Flight Training in Saskatoon. She is also captain
of COPA Flight 10.
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In 1998, Laura Steen of Winnipeg won
the scholarship to help her earn her commercial licence and instructor
rating.
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In 1997, Barbara-Anne Williams, a
student at the Professional Aviation Program at Selkirk College, won
the scholarship to earn her commercial licence.
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In 1996, Bettina Jenkins (Vancouver)
won the scholarship to be used to obtain her instructors rating.
Previously a First Canadian Chapter member, Bettina was an active
Operation Skywatch pilot.
Want more information? Contact the
Section Scholarship coordinator.
Maryse Rajotte
Address: 739-650 Duncan Ave West
Penticton, B.C.
V2A 7N1
Contact:
250-896-8645
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