Since 1968, RTOERO has been a voice for education sector workers in their retirement. The organization’s vision is a healthy, active future for every member of the education community in Canada. The annual scholarships serve that objective and to date have awarded more than $600,000. This year’s scholarships total $60,000.

Eligible students are enrolled in programs that lead to careers related to seniors health and well-being, education or environmental stewardship – or that reflect a strong commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Congratulations to NOAH BOUDREAULT, Brantford, Ontario who was nominated from Brant District 40 and received a scholarship to further his education. He is a BAS Graduate with distinction from the University of Guelph. He will be attending the University of British Columbia at the Peter A. Allard School of Law.

Through a dual major in Criminal Justice/Public Policy and Biology, Noah is cultivating an interdisciplinary approach to address complex societal and environmental challenges. He plans to pursue law, particularly in environmental and Indigenous contexts, and aims to champion the shared protection of nature and Indigenous rights. Noah is motivated by a desire for justice and fair outcomes and aspires to contribute to a more equitable and harmonious society.