For Integrated Student Loans (from Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick, British Columbia, or Newfoundland and Labrador), and full-time Canada Student Loans (from Yukon, Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island) the following grants are available:
- Students with dependants: $2,400 per year (Under 12 years of age)
- Canada student grant for Permanent disability: $2,000 per school year
- Canada student grant for disability service equipment: $8,000 each year
- Low income thresholds: Varies (Note: This Grant is not available to students from the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Quebec as these provinces and territories operate their own student financial assistance programs.)
- Medium income thresholds: Varies (Note: This Grant is not available to students from the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Quebec as these provinces and territories operate their own student financial assistance programs.)
**DISCLAIMER** These conditions can only be applied if the assessed need is greater than the loan amount provided to the student, in which case, the amounts below that are issued as loans in the first place become non repayable upon completion of the study period.
Saskatchewan Student Loans
Students are eligible for a total of $18,200 – this is composed of a Canada Student loan of $10,920 and $7,280 from provincial assistance. As long as the student completes their study period, the provincial student becomes a bursary therefore they are NOT required to pay it back.
Yukon Student Grant
In the Yukon, there is a provincial part that does not have to be repaid as long as the student finishes their study period total of $7,020.
New Brunswick
New Brunswick works similarly as well – they can reduce your loan up to $6,760 per year if you complete your studies.