Student Scholarships
- Sasktel Scholarships
- Sasktel Gord Kuhn Scholarships
- Sasktel and SIIT
- Sasktel Metis Scholarships
- Sasktel & Wicihitowin Scholarships
SaskTel Scholarships
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. 2026 applications will open mid-December.
Every year, SaskTel awards 7 scholarships of $3,000 to students attending post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who are studying in a field directly related to information and communications technology.
Eligibility
- Be a Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services).
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
SaskTel specifically encourages Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and women interested in non-traditional careers to apply.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
* Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Helene Ozipko
Home Town/City: Prince Albert, SK
Area of Study: Justice studies
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Future Aspirations: I am currently attending Saskatchewan Polytechnic for Justice studies. In the future, I would love to work in a healing lodge with offenders. I want to be a part of the rehabilitation and reintegration process for them.
Thoughts: My thoughts on being a scholarship recipient is beyond what words can describe. I am so grateful for this opportunity to advance my education, and I hope that I can create as big of a positive impact in society as this scholarship has created for me.
Hyfa Sonia Mirembe
Home Town/City: Regina
Area of Study: Bachelor of Science in Software Systems Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: I am committed to academic excellence and working diligently toward graduating with a first-class degree in Software Systems Engineering. After completing my studies, I plan to join the SaskTel Junior Engineer Program to gain further industry experience and pursue my APEGS certification. From there, I hope to launch a fulfilling career, with a vision to impact generations through simple yet significant technology solutions. One of my personal dreams is to design and build a fully tech-enabled smart home—an environment where innovation meets everyday life to bring comfort, efficiency, and joy.
Thoughts: IBeing selected for this scholarship is both humbling and empowering. It reassures me that my efforts, dreams, and story are seen and supported. As someone who came to Canada alone after losing my mother, this opportunity is not just financial aid—it is a testimony of God’s faithfulness and provision. It motivates me to keep striving, not only for personal success but also to give back to the community that has welcomed me. I am deeply grateful and committed to representing this scholarship with excellence, humility, and purpose.
Logan Weisgerber
Home Town/City: Regina, SK
Area of Study: Bachelors of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: To start off my career, I wish to complete a Bachelor of Business Administration through the University of Regina. My interest in business comes from a fascination with the foundations of our economic system, and the development of decision-making skills. Following the completion of my undergrad, I plan to apply to the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Law. I am inspired by USasks reputation, commitment to making a change in society, and its modern approach to legal education. My aspiration is to become a Lawyer who understands how a business operates but also advocates for equal rights, and justice for corporations and communities. Through my educational journey from Business Administration to Law, I aim to build a career founded on integrity, and service. I believe this path will equip me with the knowledge and perspective needed to contribute to society, and to advocate for positive systemic change.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the SaskTel Scholarship is not only an absolute honour but a meaningful moment when it comes to my academic journey. As a first-generation university student, the path to a higher education comes with pride but also financial challenges. As much as this scholarship helps with financial assistance it also serves as a powerful affirmation of my goals, efforts, and the belief in my potential. I am truly thankful for the opportunity it gives me to focus more fully on my studies, and to grow into whatever profession I end up in, with my academic journey.
Mitchell Minier
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Next year I have been accepted into Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan. During my third year of studies at Edwards School of Business, I plan to apply to the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan to enter a combined degree program of business and law. This program will allow me to complete and obtain both a Bachelor of Commerce degree and the Juris Doctor. It will take me six years to complete both programs. In gaining this proper education, I will have acquired all the necessities needed to practice law in Saskatchewan.
Thoughts: It is truly an honour to be selected as a recipient of this scholarship. This accolade serves as a reminder to me that hard work pays off, and it has helped to motivate me for my future years of study. Along with that, the money is going to go a long way in supporting me during my adjustment to post-secondary education. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity and the encouragement it provides. This support not only eases financial pressure but also strengthens my confidence as I take on new academic challenges.
Shiza Hirani
Home Town/City: Regina, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Bachelor of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: My future aspiration is to become a Human Resources Professional in Saskatchewan’s public and nonprofit sectors, where I can drive transformative change by fostering inclusive, equitable, and empowering workplaces. As a dedicated Business Student at University of Regina’s Hill School of Business, I am passionate about leveraging my skills and expertise in Human Resource Management to break down barriers and create opportunities for Saskatchewan’s underserved communities. I am committed to championing policies that promote diversity, belonging, and social justice, and to contributing meaningfully to Saskatchewan’s growth by building stronger, more connected communities where everyone can thrive.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the 2025 SaskTel Scholarship is both an incredible honor and a profound responsibility. It signifies not only the recognition of my dedication to leadership, community engagement, and academic excellence but also entrusts me with the duty to uphold these values in everything I do. This responsibility drives me to be a positive force for change in Saskatchewan by using my knowledge and skills to break down barriers and create equitable opportunities for all. This scholarship reminds me that my success is tied to the well-being of my community and that I must lead with empathy, integrity, and purpose. This scholarship challenges me to continually push beyond my limits, to advocate for equity and inclusion, and to actively contribute to building a stronger, more connected Saskatchewan where no one is left behind. I am committed to uplifting others along the way and ensuring that the opportunities I receive multiply into lasting impact for generations to come.
SaskTel Scholarships
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. 2026 applications will open mid-December.
Every year, SaskTel awards 7 scholarships of $3,000 to students attending post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who are studying in a field directly related to information and communications technology.
Eligibility
- Be a Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services).
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
SaskTel specifically encourages Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and women interested in non-traditional careers to apply.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
* Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Helene Ozipko
Home Town/City: Prince Albert, SK
Area of Study: Justice studies
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Future Aspirations: I am currently attending Saskatchewan Polytechnic for Justice studies. In the future, I would love to work in a healing lodge with offenders. I want to be a part of the rehabilitation and reintegration process for them.
Thoughts: My thoughts on being a scholarship recipient is beyond what words can describe. I am so grateful for this opportunity to advance my education, and I hope that I can create as big of a positive impact in society as this scholarship has created for me.
Hyfa Sonia Mirembe
Home Town/City: Regina
Area of Study: Bachelor of Science in Software Systems Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: I am committed to academic excellence and working diligently toward graduating with a first-class degree in Software Systems Engineering. After completing my studies, I plan to join the SaskTel Junior Engineer Program to gain further industry experience and pursue my APEGS certification. From there, I hope to launch a fulfilling career, with a vision to impact generations through simple yet significant technology solutions. One of my personal dreams is to design and build a fully tech-enabled smart home—an environment where innovation meets everyday life to bring comfort, efficiency, and joy.
Thoughts: IBeing selected for this scholarship is both humbling and empowering. It reassures me that my efforts, dreams, and story are seen and supported. As someone who came to Canada alone after losing my mother, this opportunity is not just financial aid—it is a testimony of God’s faithfulness and provision. It motivates me to keep striving, not only for personal success but also to give back to the community that has welcomed me. I am deeply grateful and committed to representing this scholarship with excellence, humility, and purpose.
Logan Weisgerber
Home Town/City: Regina, SK
Area of Study: Bachelors of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: To start off my career, I wish to complete a Bachelor of Business Administration through the University of Regina. My interest in business comes from a fascination with the foundations of our economic system, and the development of decision-making skills. Following the completion of my undergrad, I plan to apply to the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Law. I am inspired by USasks reputation, commitment to making a change in society, and its modern approach to legal education. My aspiration is to become a Lawyer who understands how a business operates but also advocates for equal rights, and justice for corporations and communities. Through my educational journey from Business Administration to Law, I aim to build a career founded on integrity, and service. I believe this path will equip me with the knowledge and perspective needed to contribute to society, and to advocate for positive systemic change.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the SaskTel Scholarship is not only an absolute honour but a meaningful moment when it comes to my academic journey. As a first-generation university student, the path to a higher education comes with pride but also financial challenges. As much as this scholarship helps with financial assistance it also serves as a powerful affirmation of my goals, efforts, and the belief in my potential. I am truly thankful for the opportunity it gives me to focus more fully on my studies, and to grow into whatever profession I end up in, with my academic journey.
Mitchell Minier
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Next year I have been accepted into Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan. During my third year of studies at Edwards School of Business, I plan to apply to the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan to enter a combined degree program of business and law. This program will allow me to complete and obtain both a Bachelor of Commerce degree and the Juris Doctor. It will take me six years to complete both programs. In gaining this proper education, I will have acquired all the necessities needed to practice law in Saskatchewan.
Thoughts: It is truly an honour to be selected as a recipient of this scholarship. This accolade serves as a reminder to me that hard work pays off, and it has helped to motivate me for my future years of study. Along with that, the money is going to go a long way in supporting me during my adjustment to post-secondary education. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity and the encouragement it provides. This support not only eases financial pressure but also strengthens my confidence as I take on new academic challenges.
Shiza Hirani
Home Town/City: Regina, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Bachelor of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: My future aspiration is to become a Human Resources Professional in Saskatchewan’s public and nonprofit sectors, where I can drive transformative change by fostering inclusive, equitable, and empowering workplaces. As a dedicated Business Student at University of Regina’s Hill School of Business, I am passionate about leveraging my skills and expertise in Human Resource Management to break down barriers and create opportunities for Saskatchewan’s underserved communities. I am committed to championing policies that promote diversity, belonging, and social justice, and to contributing meaningfully to Saskatchewan’s growth by building stronger, more connected communities where everyone can thrive.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the 2025 SaskTel Scholarship is both an incredible honor and a profound responsibility. It signifies not only the recognition of my dedication to leadership, community engagement, and academic excellence but also entrusts me with the duty to uphold these values in everything I do. This responsibility drives me to be a positive force for change in Saskatchewan by using my knowledge and skills to break down barriers and create equitable opportunities for all. This scholarship reminds me that my success is tied to the well-being of my community and that I must lead with empathy, integrity, and purpose. This scholarship challenges me to continually push beyond my limits, to advocate for equity and inclusion, and to actively contribute to building a stronger, more connected Saskatchewan where no one is left behind. I am committed to uplifting others along the way and ensuring that the opportunities I receive multiply into lasting impact for generations to come.
SaskTel Scholarships
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. 2026 applications will open mid-December.
Every year, SaskTel awards 7 scholarships of $3,000 to students attending post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who are studying in a field directly related to information and communications technology.
Eligibility
- Be a Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services).
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
SaskTel specifically encourages Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and women interested in non-traditional careers to apply.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
* Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Helene Ozipko
Home Town/City: Prince Albert, SK
Area of Study: Justice studies
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Future Aspirations: I am currently attending Saskatchewan Polytechnic for Justice studies. In the future, I would love to work in a healing lodge with offenders. I want to be a part of the rehabilitation and reintegration process for them.
Thoughts: My thoughts on being a scholarship recipient is beyond what words can describe. I am so grateful for this opportunity to advance my education, and I hope that I can create as big of a positive impact in society as this scholarship has created for me.
Hyfa Sonia Mirembe
Home Town/City: Regina
Area of Study: Bachelor of Science in Software Systems Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: I am committed to academic excellence and working diligently toward graduating with a first-class degree in Software Systems Engineering. After completing my studies, I plan to join the SaskTel Junior Engineer Program to gain further industry experience and pursue my APEGS certification. From there, I hope to launch a fulfilling career, with a vision to impact generations through simple yet significant technology solutions. One of my personal dreams is to design and build a fully tech-enabled smart home—an environment where innovation meets everyday life to bring comfort, efficiency, and joy.
Thoughts: IBeing selected for this scholarship is both humbling and empowering. It reassures me that my efforts, dreams, and story are seen and supported. As someone who came to Canada alone after losing my mother, this opportunity is not just financial aid—it is a testimony of God’s faithfulness and provision. It motivates me to keep striving, not only for personal success but also to give back to the community that has welcomed me. I am deeply grateful and committed to representing this scholarship with excellence, humility, and purpose.
Logan Weisgerber
Home Town/City: Regina, SK
Area of Study: Bachelors of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: To start off my career, I wish to complete a Bachelor of Business Administration through the University of Regina. My interest in business comes from a fascination with the foundations of our economic system, and the development of decision-making skills. Following the completion of my undergrad, I plan to apply to the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Law. I am inspired by USasks reputation, commitment to making a change in society, and its modern approach to legal education. My aspiration is to become a Lawyer who understands how a business operates but also advocates for equal rights, and justice for corporations and communities. Through my educational journey from Business Administration to Law, I aim to build a career founded on integrity, and service. I believe this path will equip me with the knowledge and perspective needed to contribute to society, and to advocate for positive systemic change.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the SaskTel Scholarship is not only an absolute honour but a meaningful moment when it comes to my academic journey. As a first-generation university student, the path to a higher education comes with pride but also financial challenges. As much as this scholarship helps with financial assistance it also serves as a powerful affirmation of my goals, efforts, and the belief in my potential. I am truly thankful for the opportunity it gives me to focus more fully on my studies, and to grow into whatever profession I end up in, with my academic journey.
Mitchell Minier
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Next year I have been accepted into Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan. During my third year of studies at Edwards School of Business, I plan to apply to the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan to enter a combined degree program of business and law. This program will allow me to complete and obtain both a Bachelor of Commerce degree and the Juris Doctor. It will take me six years to complete both programs. In gaining this proper education, I will have acquired all the necessities needed to practice law in Saskatchewan.
Thoughts: It is truly an honour to be selected as a recipient of this scholarship. This accolade serves as a reminder to me that hard work pays off, and it has helped to motivate me for my future years of study. Along with that, the money is going to go a long way in supporting me during my adjustment to post-secondary education. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity and the encouragement it provides. This support not only eases financial pressure but also strengthens my confidence as I take on new academic challenges.
Shiza Hirani
Home Town/City: Regina, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Bachelor of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: My future aspiration is to become a Human Resources Professional in Saskatchewan’s public and nonprofit sectors, where I can drive transformative change by fostering inclusive, equitable, and empowering workplaces. As a dedicated Business Student at University of Regina’s Hill School of Business, I am passionate about leveraging my skills and expertise in Human Resource Management to break down barriers and create opportunities for Saskatchewan’s underserved communities. I am committed to championing policies that promote diversity, belonging, and social justice, and to contributing meaningfully to Saskatchewan’s growth by building stronger, more connected communities where everyone can thrive.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the 2025 SaskTel Scholarship is both an incredible honor and a profound responsibility. It signifies not only the recognition of my dedication to leadership, community engagement, and academic excellence but also entrusts me with the duty to uphold these values in everything I do. This responsibility drives me to be a positive force for change in Saskatchewan by using my knowledge and skills to break down barriers and create equitable opportunities for all. This scholarship reminds me that my success is tied to the well-being of my community and that I must lead with empathy, integrity, and purpose. This scholarship challenges me to continually push beyond my limits, to advocate for equity and inclusion, and to actively contribute to building a stronger, more connected Saskatchewan where no one is left behind. I am committed to uplifting others along the way and ensuring that the opportunities I receive multiply into lasting impact for generations to come.
SaskTel Scholarships
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. 2026 applications will open mid-December.
Every year, SaskTel awards 7 scholarships of $3,000 to students attending post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who are studying in a field directly related to information and communications technology.
Eligibility
- Be a Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services).
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
SaskTel specifically encourages Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and women interested in non-traditional careers to apply.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
* Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Helene Ozipko
Home Town/City: Prince Albert, SK
Area of Study: Justice studies
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Future Aspirations: I am currently attending Saskatchewan Polytechnic for Justice studies. In the future, I would love to work in a healing lodge with offenders. I want to be a part of the rehabilitation and reintegration process for them.
Thoughts: My thoughts on being a scholarship recipient is beyond what words can describe. I am so grateful for this opportunity to advance my education, and I hope that I can create as big of a positive impact in society as this scholarship has created for me.
Hyfa Sonia Mirembe
Home Town/City: Regina
Area of Study: Bachelor of Science in Software Systems Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: I am committed to academic excellence and working diligently toward graduating with a first-class degree in Software Systems Engineering. After completing my studies, I plan to join the SaskTel Junior Engineer Program to gain further industry experience and pursue my APEGS certification. From there, I hope to launch a fulfilling career, with a vision to impact generations through simple yet significant technology solutions. One of my personal dreams is to design and build a fully tech-enabled smart home—an environment where innovation meets everyday life to bring comfort, efficiency, and joy.
Thoughts: IBeing selected for this scholarship is both humbling and empowering. It reassures me that my efforts, dreams, and story are seen and supported. As someone who came to Canada alone after losing my mother, this opportunity is not just financial aid—it is a testimony of God’s faithfulness and provision. It motivates me to keep striving, not only for personal success but also to give back to the community that has welcomed me. I am deeply grateful and committed to representing this scholarship with excellence, humility, and purpose.
Logan Weisgerber
Home Town/City: Regina, SK
Area of Study: Bachelors of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: To start off my career, I wish to complete a Bachelor of Business Administration through the University of Regina. My interest in business comes from a fascination with the foundations of our economic system, and the development of decision-making skills. Following the completion of my undergrad, I plan to apply to the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Law. I am inspired by USasks reputation, commitment to making a change in society, and its modern approach to legal education. My aspiration is to become a Lawyer who understands how a business operates but also advocates for equal rights, and justice for corporations and communities. Through my educational journey from Business Administration to Law, I aim to build a career founded on integrity, and service. I believe this path will equip me with the knowledge and perspective needed to contribute to society, and to advocate for positive systemic change.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the SaskTel Scholarship is not only an absolute honour but a meaningful moment when it comes to my academic journey. As a first-generation university student, the path to a higher education comes with pride but also financial challenges. As much as this scholarship helps with financial assistance it also serves as a powerful affirmation of my goals, efforts, and the belief in my potential. I am truly thankful for the opportunity it gives me to focus more fully on my studies, and to grow into whatever profession I end up in, with my academic journey.
Mitchell Minier
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Next year I have been accepted into Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan. During my third year of studies at Edwards School of Business, I plan to apply to the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan to enter a combined degree program of business and law. This program will allow me to complete and obtain both a Bachelor of Commerce degree and the Juris Doctor. It will take me six years to complete both programs. In gaining this proper education, I will have acquired all the necessities needed to practice law in Saskatchewan.
Thoughts: It is truly an honour to be selected as a recipient of this scholarship. This accolade serves as a reminder to me that hard work pays off, and it has helped to motivate me for my future years of study. Along with that, the money is going to go a long way in supporting me during my adjustment to post-secondary education. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity and the encouragement it provides. This support not only eases financial pressure but also strengthens my confidence as I take on new academic challenges.
Shiza Hirani
Home Town/City: Regina, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Bachelor of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: My future aspiration is to become a Human Resources Professional in Saskatchewan’s public and nonprofit sectors, where I can drive transformative change by fostering inclusive, equitable, and empowering workplaces. As a dedicated Business Student at University of Regina’s Hill School of Business, I am passionate about leveraging my skills and expertise in Human Resource Management to break down barriers and create opportunities for Saskatchewan’s underserved communities. I am committed to championing policies that promote diversity, belonging, and social justice, and to contributing meaningfully to Saskatchewan’s growth by building stronger, more connected communities where everyone can thrive.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the 2025 SaskTel Scholarship is both an incredible honor and a profound responsibility. It signifies not only the recognition of my dedication to leadership, community engagement, and academic excellence but also entrusts me with the duty to uphold these values in everything I do. This responsibility drives me to be a positive force for change in Saskatchewan by using my knowledge and skills to break down barriers and create equitable opportunities for all. This scholarship reminds me that my success is tied to the well-being of my community and that I must lead with empathy, integrity, and purpose. This scholarship challenges me to continually push beyond my limits, to advocate for equity and inclusion, and to actively contribute to building a stronger, more connected Saskatchewan where no one is left behind. I am committed to uplifting others along the way and ensuring that the opportunities I receive multiply into lasting impact for generations to come.
SaskTel Scholarships
Applications are now closed. Only successful recipients will be notified. 2026 applications will open mid-December.
Every year, SaskTel awards 7 scholarships of $3,000 to students attending post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who are studying in a field directly related to information and communications technology.
Eligibility
- Be a Saskatchewan resident (defined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services).
- Be enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies (for a minimum of eight months) at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan.
- Be enrolled in a degree, diploma, or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Programs include, but are not limited to, the following: Computer Science, Engineering (i.e. electrical, electronic or telecommunications), Accounting and Business Administration.
- Have achieved a minimum 75 per cent grade average in their most recent educational standing.
SaskTel specifically encourages Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and women interested in non-traditional careers to apply.
Please note that scholarship applications are not retained past the award year.
* Applicants who are unable, because of a disability, to register in the minimum credit hours stated in the scholarship’s terms of reference, may still be considered if their maximum course load is specified and documented by a post-secondary institution's professional who is qualified to assess their disability. Applicants must have been registered with, and their documentation must have been provided to and verified by, the post-secondary institution's Disability Resource Office at the start of each semester during which the student may be considered for the scholarship.
Latest Recipients
Helene Ozipko
Home Town/City: Prince Albert, SK
Area of Study: Justice studies
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Future Aspirations: I am currently attending Saskatchewan Polytechnic for Justice studies. In the future, I would love to work in a healing lodge with offenders. I want to be a part of the rehabilitation and reintegration process for them.
Thoughts: My thoughts on being a scholarship recipient is beyond what words can describe. I am so grateful for this opportunity to advance my education, and I hope that I can create as big of a positive impact in society as this scholarship has created for me.
Hyfa Sonia Mirembe
Home Town/City: Regina
Area of Study: Bachelor of Science in Software Systems Engineering
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: I am committed to academic excellence and working diligently toward graduating with a first-class degree in Software Systems Engineering. After completing my studies, I plan to join the SaskTel Junior Engineer Program to gain further industry experience and pursue my APEGS certification. From there, I hope to launch a fulfilling career, with a vision to impact generations through simple yet significant technology solutions. One of my personal dreams is to design and build a fully tech-enabled smart home—an environment where innovation meets everyday life to bring comfort, efficiency, and joy.
Thoughts: IBeing selected for this scholarship is both humbling and empowering. It reassures me that my efforts, dreams, and story are seen and supported. As someone who came to Canada alone after losing my mother, this opportunity is not just financial aid—it is a testimony of God’s faithfulness and provision. It motivates me to keep striving, not only for personal success but also to give back to the community that has welcomed me. I am deeply grateful and committed to representing this scholarship with excellence, humility, and purpose.
Logan Weisgerber
Home Town/City: Regina, SK
Area of Study: Bachelors of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: To start off my career, I wish to complete a Bachelor of Business Administration through the University of Regina. My interest in business comes from a fascination with the foundations of our economic system, and the development of decision-making skills. Following the completion of my undergrad, I plan to apply to the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Law. I am inspired by USasks reputation, commitment to making a change in society, and its modern approach to legal education. My aspiration is to become a Lawyer who understands how a business operates but also advocates for equal rights, and justice for corporations and communities. Through my educational journey from Business Administration to Law, I aim to build a career founded on integrity, and service. I believe this path will equip me with the knowledge and perspective needed to contribute to society, and to advocate for positive systemic change.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the SaskTel Scholarship is not only an absolute honour but a meaningful moment when it comes to my academic journey. As a first-generation university student, the path to a higher education comes with pride but also financial challenges. As much as this scholarship helps with financial assistance it also serves as a powerful affirmation of my goals, efforts, and the belief in my potential. I am truly thankful for the opportunity it gives me to focus more fully on my studies, and to grow into whatever profession I end up in, with my academic journey.
Mitchell Minier
Home Town/City: Prince Albert
Area of Study: Business
University of Saskatchewan
Future Aspirations: Next year I have been accepted into Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan. During my third year of studies at Edwards School of Business, I plan to apply to the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan to enter a combined degree program of business and law. This program will allow me to complete and obtain both a Bachelor of Commerce degree and the Juris Doctor. It will take me six years to complete both programs. In gaining this proper education, I will have acquired all the necessities needed to practice law in Saskatchewan.
Thoughts: It is truly an honour to be selected as a recipient of this scholarship. This accolade serves as a reminder to me that hard work pays off, and it has helped to motivate me for my future years of study. Along with that, the money is going to go a long way in supporting me during my adjustment to post-secondary education. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity and the encouragement it provides. This support not only eases financial pressure but also strengthens my confidence as I take on new academic challenges.
Shiza Hirani
Home Town/City: Regina, Saskatchewan
Area of Study: Bachelor of Business Administration
University of Regina
Future Aspirations: My future aspiration is to become a Human Resources Professional in Saskatchewan’s public and nonprofit sectors, where I can drive transformative change by fostering inclusive, equitable, and empowering workplaces. As a dedicated Business Student at University of Regina’s Hill School of Business, I am passionate about leveraging my skills and expertise in Human Resource Management to break down barriers and create opportunities for Saskatchewan’s underserved communities. I am committed to championing policies that promote diversity, belonging, and social justice, and to contributing meaningfully to Saskatchewan’s growth by building stronger, more connected communities where everyone can thrive.
Thoughts: Being a recipient of the 2025 SaskTel Scholarship is both an incredible honor and a profound responsibility. It signifies not only the recognition of my dedication to leadership, community engagement, and academic excellence but also entrusts me with the duty to uphold these values in everything I do. This responsibility drives me to be a positive force for change in Saskatchewan by using my knowledge and skills to break down barriers and create equitable opportunities for all. This scholarship reminds me that my success is tied to the well-being of my community and that I must lead with empathy, integrity, and purpose. This scholarship challenges me to continually push beyond my limits, to advocate for equity and inclusion, and to actively contribute to building a stronger, more connected Saskatchewan where no one is left behind. I am committed to uplifting others along the way and ensuring that the opportunities I receive multiply into lasting impact for generations to come.
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