Halifax, NS – Nova Scotia Power is pleased to announce the recipients of their 2025 Scholarship and Bursary Program.
Each year, Nova Scotia Power offers 28 scholarships and bursaries to qualifying students enrolled in trades and degree programs. With a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion, the award categories are: Emerging Leader, Women in Trades, Engineering and Technology, African Nova Scotian, Mi’kmaq, and Nova Scotia Power Family.
“After reviewing more than 250 applications, our selection committees are so pleased to announce this years’ scholarship and bursary recipients,” says Caroline Blair-Smith, Vice President of Human Resources. “A key focus of our program is supporting the diversity of talented youth in communities across the province. We’re also pleased to provide some recipients with the opportunity to participate in a paid internship with our company, to help further support their growth.”
Each of the 2025 recipients has demonstrated a commitment to growth and leadership, and truly reflects the wealth of talent, diversity, and leadership potential that exists in our province.
View a complete list of our scholarship and bursary programs at nspower.ca/scholarships.
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About Nova Scotia Power
Nova Scotia Power has had a presence in communities across Nova Scotia for over a century. As the primary electricity provider in the province, the company is regulated by the Nova Scotia Energy Board and provides generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power to approximately 550,000 customers. This includes residential, commercial, and industrial customers. With more than 2,300 dedicated employees, the team at Nova Scotia Power works every day to provide safe, reliable service to customers in every corner of the province. Their focus is on engaging with communities about the important work being done to meet the evolving energy needs of Nova Scotians while supporting the exciting growth and development in the region. Learn more at nspower.ca.
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