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Toronto, Canada, Sept. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — LifeLabs, Canada’s leading provider of laboratory diagnostic information and digital health connectivity systems, is proud to announce the outstanding recipients of its annual Family Scholarship Program for the year 2026.

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Each year, LifeLabs offers the dependent children of qualifying employees the opportunity to receive a scholarship to support their post-secondary education. Following a thorough review of this year’s applications, LifeLabs selected 11 exceptional students who demonstrated remarkable achievements in academic excellence, leadership, and dedication to their communities through volunteerism and/or contributions to advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

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LifeLabs extends its appreciation to our long-time insurance partner, The Co-operators, for its continued support of the scholarship program and its shared commitment to empowering the next generation of leaders.

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The scholarship recipients will be pursuing a diverse range of bachelor’s degree programs, including Business Administration, Arts, Science, Life Science, Applied Science, Nursing, and other fields of study.

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Congratulations to all the accomplished recipients of the LifeLabs Family Scholarship Program. We celebrate their achievements and wish them continued success as they pursue their educational and professional aspirations.

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About LifeLabs

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Empowering healthier Canadians for over 60 years, LifeLabs was founded in Canada and remains dedicated to serving Canadian communities. As Canada’s leading provider of laboratory diagnostic information and digital health connectivity systems, LifeLabs enables patients and healthcare practitioners to diagnose, treat, monitor, and prevent disease. We support over 15 million patient visits annually and conduct over 140 million laboratory tests through leading-edge technologies and our 6,500 talented and dedicated employees located across Canada. We are a committed innovator in supporting Canadians to live healthier lives, operating Canada’s first commercial genetics lab and the country’s largest online patient portal, with more than 9 million Canadians receiving their results online. LifeLabs has been named one of Canada’s Best Employers (2021, 2022, and 2023), Best Employers for Diversity (2022 and 2023), and Best Employers for Company Culture (2025) by Forbes. It was also named by BrandSpark as the Most Trusted Brand in medical diagnostic services, voted by Canadians (2023, 2024, and 2025), and has been recognized for having an award-winning Mental Health Program from Benefits Canada.  Learn more at lifelabs.com.

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Media Contact: LifeLabs Media Team | [email protected]

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