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Award Recognition Restructure Announcement
To properly recognize and motivate young people, it is imperative that Award Holders can attend a timely ceremony with their families and peers for each level of the Award achieved. Effective July 2022, Award Canada has restructured its Award Recognition.
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History of Prince Philip's Award Legacy
In tribute to HRH The Duke of Edinburgh’s lasting legacy, we’re asking people around the world who have done their Award to share their personal stories, creating the first-ever global collection of Award memories.
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Discovering Olympic Dreams
Madison's Award StoryGrowing up watching her older brother complete his Award sparked the competitive nature in Madison, and led her to tackle the Award for herself.
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Life After the Award
Ramya’s Award JourneySometimes in life, it’s impossible to see the forest for the trees. Thinking about my Award experience and how it affected me, my thoughts immediately went to the grand ideas of leadership and self-discovery.
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Giving Back Through the Award
2nd West Vancouver Rangers' Service InitiativeThe Service section of the Award offers youth the opportunity to engage with society and gain an understanding of the importance of their role within their immediate and global community.
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A Champion of Young People's Infinite Potential
June 10, 2021, marks what would have been HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh’s 100th birthday. Despite his passing, the Award that bears his name continues to inspire, empower and transform young people across Canada and the world.
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Lauren Power, Gold Participant
#TheAwardatHome StoryWhile a high school student at Appleby College, Lauren Power was searching to find an outlet that work for her – a self-proclaimed 'busy child.' Her search ended when she learned that her school offered the Award as an extra-curricular program.
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