Formerly known as the Volcano Creek scholarship

Multiple Douglas H. Brown Bursaries for the following categories:

• CMH is looking to sponsor Tahltans who are in a training or academic program to develop their skills to serve Iskut, Dease Lake and/or Telegraph Creek in any capacity.

  CMH is also looking to sponsor Tahltans who are enrolled in any accredited BC, Alberta, or Yukon Territory post-secondary institution or training provider. 

Eligibility

• A registered member of the Tahltan Nation.

• Enrolled in any accredited post secondary course or program, any skill development program that concludes with a certification, diploma or degree.

Douglas H. Brown was the VP for the Galore Project, which in his time, was operated by Nova Green Developments. Seeing the need for clean and reliable energy, Doug - under the Nova Green Developments umbrella and later sold to AltaGas - initiated the development of what is now known as the Coast Mountain Hydro Project

Doug Brown played a key role in negotiating IBAs for the projects and was highly respected in the Tahltan community for his efforts to include them financially and politically. The IBAs he helped create were considered favourable for the Tahltan compared to industry standards.

Dan Woznow, also part of "Nova Green," spearheaded the NW Hydro development. Unfortunately, Doug passed away before the projects launched. Dan, Tahltan and AltaGas (original project constructors, owners, and operators) wanted to honour Doug and his relationship with the Tahltan Nation by proposing a scholarship in Doug's name during a PAC meeting, which was accepted.

Formerly known as the McLymont Creek scholarship

One Full Ride Bursary for Tahltans Interested in the Trades

• CMH’s goal with this bursary is to award a Tahltan Member SkilledTradesBC registered apprentice or foundation program student in mining and/or hydroelectricity related trade programs the amount of $10,000 each annually.  Note: sponsorship is continuous for the duration of their program up to a maximum of 4 years – academic progress dependant.

• Applicants must be a registered member of the Tahltan Nation, a SkillsTradesBC registered apprentice enrolled in an accredited post secondary institution, or attending a foundation program in an accredited BC, Alberta, or Yukon Territory institution for a mining and/or hydroelectricity related trade.

Eligibility

• A registered member of the Tahltan Nation.

• 18+ (some students, depending on birthday, could be 17 and will be considered).

• SkilledTradesBC registered apprentice in a mining and/or hydroelectricity related trade enrolled in an accredited BC, Alberta or Yukon Territory post secondary institution, or attending a mining and/or hydroelectricity related foundation program at an accredited BC, Alberta or Yukon Territory post secondary institution.