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Amy Norris

High School

Amy Norris is a graduating student from St. Mary’s Academy whose passion for animal health sciences, commitment to community service, and remarkable resilience have distinguished her as a 2026 Nellie McClung Trailblazer Scholarship recipient.


Amy plans to pursue a career in veterinary medicine, with the long-term goal of owning a veterinary practice serving both small and large animals. Inspired by the powerful connection between animals and human well-being, she is dedicated to advancing animal health while supporting the families and communities who depend on them.


Throughout high school, Amy demonstrated extraordinary perseverance while navigating significant health challenges that impacted both her daily life and athletic pursuits. Through determination, support from family and mentors, and a commitment to personal growth, she developed the resilience and courage that continue to guide her today.


A dedicated volunteer and leader, Amy has contributed her time to organizations including the Winnipeg Humane Society, Central Veterinary Services, Prairie Strides Stables, and the Seney Goalkeeper Academy. Whether mentoring young athletes, supporting children through equine-assisted programming, or advocating for human rights initiatives within her school community, Amy leads with empathy, kindness, and a genuine desire to help others succeed.


Amy exemplifies the spirit of Nellie McClung through her passion, resilience, and commitment to creating positive change in the lives of others.

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