The Globe and Mail: Outdoor programs aim to prepare students for university’s challenges
An experienced camper, Marie-Hélène Lyonnais had no anxiety about a seven-day canoeing trip through Algonquin Park in August. The Outward Bound expedition was part of the Loran scholarship she won in the spring – an award that offers a range of extracurricular...The Globe and Mail: Fintech lenders help small businesses out of tight spots
Steven Uster (Loran Scholar ’97) was interviewed by The Globe and Mail. Steven Uster, FundThrough’s CEO, says customers often use his service to avoid a cash crunch when taxes are due. “For business, it isn’t necessarily April, we see it throughout the year,” he...Cowichan Valley Citizen: Kelsey student wins $100K scholarship
The Cowichan Valley can say without any exaggeration that one of the brightest young minds in the country comes from right here at home. Sixteen-year-old Francis Kelsey Secondary School student Wynn Rederburg, who will be graduating high school one year early this...Loran’s Three New Rhodes Scholars
Sarah Burns, Kaleem Hawa and Zia Saleh have been selected as Rhodes Scholars for 2016. All three students are also Loran Scholars, recipients of Canada’s largest and most comprehensive four-year undergraduate award. Since 1992, 18 Loran Scholars have been awarded...
LORAN, short for Long-Range Aid to Navigation, is a system that uses three points (for us, our values of character, service and leadership) to determine one's course for a long journey. The name emphasizes the lifelong impact and values of being a Loran Scholar.
LORAN, abréviation de Long-Range Aid to Navigation, est un système de navigation qui utilise les ondes de trois émetteurs pour établir une position. Pour nous, les trois points de repère sont les valeurs de détermination, d’engagement communautaire et de leadership. Le mot met l’accent sur les valeurs et l’impact à long terme de la Bourse Loran.