City Council Announces 2025 Henry Baker Scholarship Recipients

The City of Regina is pleased to recognize the 2025 recipients of the Henry Baker Scholarship.

“Congratulations to the 17 recipients of the Henry Baker Scholarship,” said Mayor Chad Bachynski. “These students have shown outstanding commitment to their studies and to giving back to the community. We are proud to support their next steps and look forward to the impact they will have on our city and beyond. Supporting their goals is an investment in Regina’s future.”

Each recipient will receive a $2,000 scholarship to support their post-secondary education in Regina. The $1,000 Mryglod Scholarship will not be awarded this year, as no qualifying application was received.

The 2025 Henry Baker Scholarship recipients are:
                                            
Name School 
Fearence Francis                          First Nations University of Canada
Trina Lathlin                                 First Nations University of Canada
Darrylynn Klyne                          Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies 
Gabriella Sutherland                  Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Hoa Nguyen                                Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Robert Snell                                Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Aamina Tauqeer                         University of Regina
Ali Elawad                                  University of Regina
Anneka McLaren                        University of Regina
Keagan Townsley                      University of Regina
Kylie Alessandra                        University of Regina
Maham Zafar                              University of Regina
Md Shahreer Jamil                     University of Regina
Shiza Hirani                                University of Regina
Venezya Thorsteinson              University of Regina
Roxanne Javier                           Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies
Robert Ross                                Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies

This year’s recipients demonstrate a wide range of academic goals, including careers in medicine, engineering, law, dental hygiene, social work and public policy. Their volunteer work includes contributions to organizations such as Regina Food Bank, Regina Paramedics with Heart, Student Energy in Action for Regina Community Health (SEARCH), Bright Eyes Dog Rescue and more.

Since its creation in 1990, the scholarship program has awarded more than $450,000 to more than 250 students.

For more information on the Henry Baker Scholarship Program, visit Regina.ca/HenryBaker.