Tourmaline is Canada’s largest natural gas producer. We are headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, and have significant positions in two of Western Canada’s major resource plays: the Alberta Deep Basin and the northeast British Columbia Montney complex. We’re proud to send our natural gas across Canada, into the United States, and to international markets. Our goal is to have the largest supply of low-development-cost and low-emission natural gas in North America. Visit www.tourmaline.com and follow @tourmalineoilcorp on LinkedIn and Facebook and @tourmalineoil on X (Twitter).
Tourmaline Indigenous Student Bursaries
Tourmaline Indigenous Student Bursaries provide annual financial awards to Indigenous students with demonstrated financial need.
The program is designed to support Indigenous students whose home communities are in Alberta and British Columbia that are attending any post-secondary institutions across Canada.
We seek to empower Indigenous youth with skills and job opportunities.
Program of Study: All programs are eligible
Level of Study: Any
Tourmaline Indigenous Student Bursaries for Master of Earth and Energy Resources Leadership
The Master of Earth and Energy Resources Leadership (MEERL) program at Queen’s University is an industry-focused, 20‑month part‑time graduate program designed to develop future leaders in the natural resource industry. The program equips participants with the interdisciplinary knowledge, technical understanding, and leadership capabilities needed to navigate a modern energy and resource sector.
Tourmaline is providing scholarships to Indigenous students who wish to take part in the MEERL program through Queen’s University.
This scholarship aims to make an impact on Indigenous individuals who wish to expand their knowledge in the resources sector.
Program of Study: Master of Earth and Energy Resources Leadership, Queen’s University
Level of Study: Graduate
Awards Criteria
Awards Category: Post-Secondary
Deadlines: August 1, November 1, February 1
Indigenous Affiliation: Any
Community/Region: Any. Preference will be given to applicants whose home communities include the following in Alberta:
- Sucker Creek First Nation
- Horse Lake First Nation
- Sturgeon Lake First Nation
- Aseniwuche Winewak Nation (AWN)
- Enoch First Nation
- Alexis Nakota Sioux First Nation
- Ochiese First Nation
- Paul First Nation
And the following in British Columbia:
- Saulteau First Nations
- Blueberry River First Nations
- Halfway River First Nation
- Doig River First Nation
- West Moberly First Nation
- McLeod Lake Indian Band
- Prophet River First Nation
- Fort Nelson First Nation