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Temidire will be attending McGill university to study Kindergarten and Elementary Education. When asked about her choice, she said "I chose McGill because of the vast research opportunities available, as well as the universities strong reputation and diverse community."

Aya will be attending the University of Toronto in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Commerce through the Rotman Commerce program. In her own words, "I’m especially excited to explore its interdisciplinary approach to business, gain hands-on experience with real-world challenges, and connect with a driven and diverse community."

Darin will be attending the University of British Columbia in the fall, to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.

Darin will also be representing UBC on the varsity Cross Country Running Team.

Sophie will be attending Queen's University in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Life Sciences and Biochemistry (BSc).

Grace will be attending the University of Waterloo to pursue a Bachelor of Mathematics with a Major in Financial Analysis and Risk Management. When asked about her decision, she said the following, "I chose University of Waterloo because of their outstanding co-op opportunities and the program I chose is highly respected and well known."

Elizabeth is headed to the University of Victoria to pursue a Bachelor of Science. She is the recipient of the President's Entrance Scholarship and the Varsity Golf Team Scholarship. When asked about her decision, she said "I chose the University of Victoria because of the breadth of opportunities I will be provided to further the pursuit of my academic, athletic, and extracurricular interests."

Chloe will be attending the University of Toronto to pursue a degree in Life Sciences. She chose U of T for "its exceptional academic reputation in the sciences and the extensive research opportunities offered to undergraduates. I am also honoured to join the Varsity Blues swim team, providing an opportunity to fulfill my dream of competing internationally while pursuing my goal of a career in medicine. I am excited to begin this journey and to challenge myself both in my studies and in the pool." 

Madelaine will be attending the University of King’s College in Halifax, where she will be enrolled in the Foundation Year Program. When asked about her choice, she said "I chose King’s because of its strong academic reputation, small community, and the program’s focus on classic texts, critical thinking, and writing. I’m also honoured to have received a general entrance scholarship valued at $3,500 for my first year, with the opportunity to receive an additional $2,250 in each of the following three years by maintaining a GPA of 3.7, for a total potential award of $10,250."

Sarah will be attending McGill University in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Biological, Biomedical and Life Sciences. When asked about her choice, she said "I chose McGill because of its strong academics and great student life."

Holly will be attending Queen's University in the fall to pursue a Bachelors of Arts and Science.

Eva will be attending the University of Ottawa in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Health Science in Food Science.

Eva is the recipient of a $2000 entrance scholarship.

Annabel will be pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree at Carleton University. In her own words, "I chose Carleton because of the smaller campus, and the tight-knit community really stood out to me. It’s in my hometown, but living in residence will give me the independence and campus experience that I'm looking for."

Clarice will be attending Queen's University in the fall to pursue a Bachelor's of Computing in Computer Science. In her own words, "I chose Queen's since it has a great program, as well as I have a long history in Queens computing."

Lydia will be attending the University of Guelph to pursue a degree in Biomedical Toxicology. When asked why she chose this program, she said, "I selected the school for the opportunity to go directly into the specific major and the coop program."

Michelle will be attending the University of Western Ontario to pursue a Bachelor of Social Science in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics.

When asked why she chose this school, she said "I selected Western because of its multifaceted program which allows me to focus on more than one subject."

Brooke will be attending McGill University to pursue a Bachelor of Commerce at the Desautels Faculty of Management, with a major in Economics and Finance. In her own words, "I chose McGill for its flexible program structure and strong international reputation."

Daryna will be attending Queen's University in the fall to pursue an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE).

She is the recipient of the International Admission Award.

Lana will be attending the University of Ottawa to pursue an Honours Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting in the fall.

Ava will be attending UWO to pursue a degree in Kinesiology, and will suit up for the varsity women's rugby team, the Western Mustangs! Ava said the following about her choice: "I chose Western because it offers the ability to focus on sports medicine, as well as provides me with the amazing opportunity to play varsity rugby."

Marta will be attending the University of Waterloo in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Global Business and Digital Arts. When asked about her decision she said, "I selected this school because it is a great place to build connections, work on my portfolio, and get better hands-on experience in the world of business and animation."

Abbie will be attending McGill University to pursue a degree in Political Science. When asked why she made this decision, she said "I selected this school because of its reputation as one of the top research universities in Canada, as well as the many positive things that I have heard about my program."

Rowan will be attending the University of Toronto to pursue a double major in Computer Science and Cognitive Science. Rowan is recognized as a University of Toronto Scholar, with a scholarship valued at $ 10,000. In her own words, "I chose the University of Toronto for its emphasis on interdisciplinary studies, which allows me to pursue multiple interests at a high level of depth and rigour."

Usha will be attending Queen's University in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Science.

Maddie will be attending McGill University to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology.

When asked about her decision, she said, "I chose McGill because of its academic reputation and I love the city of Montreal for its lively atmosphere. I am also excited to be close to both my sisters, who also attend McGill."

Mia will be attending Laurentian University in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Science specializing in Earth Sciences. She is the recipient of the Laurentian University Academic Excellence Award. In her own words, "I chose this school and program because I like dirt and rocks."

Victoria will be attending the University of Ottawa in the fall to pursue an Honours Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

Nell will be attending the University of Toronto's St. George campus to pursue an Honours Bachelor of Science in Life Sciences, with membership in Victoria College. In her own words, "I chose U of T for its distinguished academic reputation, the diverse opportunities offered within the life sciences program, and the dynamic atmosphere of its downtown campus."

Abigail will be attending the University of Ottawa to pursue a degree in Human Kinetics. When asked about her choice, she said the following "I like that it is close to home, and it made more sense financially to not move out of the city for my undergrad."

Mehak will be attending Queen's University to pursue a Bachelors of Science specializing in Psychology. When asked about her decision, she said, "I chose Queens University because of its strong academic reputation and great student life."

Kayla will be attending the University of British Columbia to pursue a Bachelor of Commerce at the Sauder School of Business. In her own words, "I chose UBC Sauder because it is a top Canadian business school, and because of the option to have a Business Law concentration within my undergraduate degree."

Kay will be attending UPEI's Environmental Studies program next year in Charlottetown. When asked about this decision, Kay said the following: "This program stood out to me with its unique specializations and student experiences, making it a near-instant acceptance! I'm thrilled to be studying the island's unique environments in my specialization."

Khaliya will be attending New York University's College of Arts and Sciences to study Economic Policy. She was awarded a spot in the Presidential Honours Scholars Program, which is offered to the top 10% of accepted students to the College of Arts and Sciences.

When asked about her decision, she said, "I chose NYU because of its diverse global community and alumni network. Additionally, it focuses on developing real-world problem-solving skills in its students and changing the world as a research institution, as well as numerous internship opportunities on Wall Street make it a unique place and incubator for global change makers. The Presidential Honours Scholars Program also provides students with an opportunity to conduct their own research project, funds a week long trip to Florence, Italy while letting students study for a semester at one of 18 partners universities across the world."

Hannah will be attending Queen's University to pursue an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Global Development and Drama, along with a Bachelor of Education. On why she made this decision, she said, "I love Queen’s for its vibrant, welcoming community and the abundance of social opportunities, including international exchange programs and a wide variety of student clubs. I'm also excited to attend a university that lets me design my degrees around my interests, while enabling me to complete two degrees simultaneously."

Sophia will be attending  Bishop's University, where she will be pursuing a BA in Sports Studies. 

"I chose to attend Bishops because of their small campus and because the program I have decided to take interested me, as I have been involved in sports my entire life and have always wondered what happens behind the scenes."

Sophia is also the recipient of a $1000 entrance scholarship.

Madeline will be attending York University to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in Theatre – Performance Creation. In her own words, "I chose York for its outstanding facilities and faculty, as well as the welcoming and supportive atmosphere created by both staff and students. It felt like a place where I could truly see myself growing as an artist. I am also receiving an Automatic Entrance Scholarship based on my academic achievements."

Maya will be attending the University of Toronto in the fall, where she will pursue a Bachelor of Arts specializing in Ethics, Society, and Law.

Maya is the recipient of the $10,000 UofT Scholar Award.