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Lift Parts Express Scholarship
Deadline: Apr 30, 2025
$500
To be eligible for the Lift Parts Express Scholarship you must be either:A Current Senior in High School or a Freshman or Sophomore in College/UniversityBe a legal resident of the United States or CanadaEnrolled or expected to be enrolled by the Fall of 2025Submit a completed online application form prior to the deadline.
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Got a Spine Scholarship
Deadline: May 02, 2025
$500
To be eligible for the Arctic Chiropractic "Got a Spine Scholarship" a student must:1) Be attending college or university no later than October of 2025.2) Be attending college or university on a full-time basis by October of 2025.3) Have achieved a GPA of 2.5 or greater during their last academic year.4) Be a U.S. or Canadian resident.5) Be attending a...
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Thorold Secondary School

Thorold is a city on the Niagara Peninsula in the province of Ontario, Canada. The city of Thorold gets its distinct character from the fact that the Welland Canal passes through its center. The canal's Twin Flight Locks are a main tourist attraction within the area. Thorold has a population of about 18,200 and serves as the seat of the Regional Municipality of Niagara.

The city of Thorold encompasses the communities of Rolling meadows, St. Johns, Allanburg, Beaverdams, Turner's Corner, Confederation Heights, Port Robinson and Thorold South.

In 1792, the area of St. John's was first settled, in the early history of the migration of Europeans to the Niagara Peninsula. The very first business operations within the area was a sawmill on St. Johns Creek, which is a tributary of Twelve Mile Creek.

At the place of the sawmill offered many benefits of hydro power, which could have been turned into a commodity. There was only one other sawmill within the area during that time. By 1804, a first free school was established in a single-room, wooden schoolhouse - the very first free school in Upper Canada. By the year 1831, there were a number of more mills, a post office, woollen factory, tannery, foundry, and different trades.