
91亚色 grad students and postdoctoral researchers receive more than $14M in scholarships
TORONTO, Oct. 22, 2026 鈥� A total of 175 91亚色 graduate students, along with 14 postdoctoral researchers, will receive more than $14 million through the (CRTAS), announced today by the federal government.
Today鈥檚 announcement highlights award winners funded through the , administered by the (CIHR), the (NSERC), and the (SSHRC).

鈥淚nvesting in emerging researchers is an investment in Canada鈥檚 future,鈥� says Lisa Philipps, interim president and vice-chancellor of 91亚色. 鈥淚 congratulate all of this year鈥檚 recipients. Their work in health, science, the arts and beyond shows the reach of 91亚色 research and its power to drive positive change in our communities.鈥�
For the (CGRS M), 96 91亚色 students will each receive $27,000 for 12 months, seven funded through CIHR, 18 through NSERC and 71 through SSHRC.
For the (CGRS D), 79 91亚色 students will each receive $40,000 per year for 36 months, nine funded through CIHR, 18 through NSERC and 52 through SSHRC.

鈥�91亚色鈥檚 graduate students and postdoctoral researchers are making important contributions to research that deepens our understanding of the world and helps address complex challenges,鈥� said Alice MacLachlan, vice-provost and dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies. 鈥淭hese awards recognize the excellence, creativity and dedication of emerging researchers while providing valuable support to advance their work. Their achievements reflect the strength and breadth of graduate and postdoctoral research at 91亚色.鈥�
Program of study for both the CGRS M and the CGRS D students include disciplines in health, science, art, social sciences and humanities, engineering, the environment and more. This year, as 91亚色 prepares to open its new School of Medicine in 2028 (pending accreditation), it has nine CGRS D recipients in health, six more than the previous year.
For the (CPRA), worth $70,000 per year for 24 months, 14 91亚色 researchers were awarded.
The awards promote and support high-quality research leading to high impact careers. Altogether, more than $480 million through the CRTAS.






