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Last updated 2026-09-23 · 6 sections

Age Specific Program

Beaver Scouts[1][2][3]

Ages 5–7

Meets as a Colony organised in Lodges; motto 'Sharing, Sharing, Sharing'.

  1. North Star AwardHighest award[4][2]

    Beaver Scouts' top section award. Top Section Award: personal progression review, a set number of Outdoor Adventure Skills stages, a set number of community service hours, and a youth-led capstone service project.

Cub Scouts[1][5][3]

Ages 8–10

Meets as a Pack organised in Lairs; Jungle Book theme; motto 'Do Your Best'.

  1. Seeonee AwardHighest award[4][5]

    Cub Scouts' top section award. Top Section Award: personal progression review, a set number of Outdoor Adventure Skills stages, a set number of community service hours, and a youth-led capstone service project.

Scouts[1][6][3]

Ages 11–14

Meets as a Troop organised in Patrols; motto 'Be Prepared'.

  1. Chief Scout's AwardHighest award[4][6]

    Scouts' top section award. Top Section Award: personal progression review, a set number of Outdoor Adventure Skills stages, a set number of community service hours, and a youth-led capstone service project.

Venturer Scouts[1][7][3]

Ages 15–17

Meets as a Company, optionally in Expedition Teams; motto 'Challenge'.

  1. King's Venturer AwardHighest award[7][4]

    Venturer Scouts' top section award (formerly Queen's Venturer Award). Top Section Award: personal progression review, a set number of Outdoor Adventure Skills stages, a set number of community service hours, and a youth-led capstone service project.

Rover Scouts[1][8][9][3]

Ages 18–26

Senior section meeting as a Crew; motto 'Go Beyond'; includes vocational Rover crews.

  1. Canadian Rover Scout AwardHighest award[4][8]

    Rover Scouts' top section award. Top Section Award: personal progression review, a set number of Outdoor Adventure Skills stages, a set number of community service hours, and a youth-led capstone service project.

Leaders

Scouters[1][9]

Ages 18+

Leader

Adult volunteers appointed under the Appointment of Scouters and Volunteer Screening procedures.

No confirmed progression stages.

Sources

  1. Membership and Registration Policy, BP&P (scouts.ca/resources/bpp/policies/membership-and-registration-policy.html — site blocks automated access (403); read via Wayback copy 20251207) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Our Policy · Volunteers – 14 years of age or older
  2. Beaver Scouts (Age 5-7) (scouts.ca/programs/sections/beaver-scouts.html — Wayback copy 20251213) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Who are Beaver Scouts? · TOP SECTION AWARD (badge image)
  3. The Canadian Path (scouts.ca/programs/sections/canadian-path.html — Wayback copy 20260204) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Explore our Programs
  4. Top Section Award — MyScouts.ca FAQ (Canadian Path, 2019) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Q1, Q3 table · Q3 table (former name Queen's Venturer Award), Q13–Q14
  5. Cub Scouts (Age 8-10) (scouts.ca/programs/sections/cub-scouts.html — Wayback copy 20251215) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Who are Cub Scouts? · TOP SEEONEE AWARD
  6. Scouts (Age 11-14) (scouts.ca/programs/sections/scouts.html — Wayback copy 20251212) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Who are Scouts? · TOP CHIEF SCOUT'S AWARD
  7. Venturer Scouts (Age 15-17) (scouts.ca/programs/sections/venturer-scouts.html — Wayback copy 20260205) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Who are Venturer Scouts? · KING'S VENTURER AWARD
  8. Rover Scouts (Age 18-26) (scouts.ca/programs/sections/rover-scouts.html — Wayback copy 20260104) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Who are Rover Scouts? · CANADIAN ROVER SCOUT AWARD
  9. Requirements for Section Scouters Standards, BP&P (scouts.ca/resources/bpp/policies/requirements-for-section-scouters-standards.html — Wayback copy 20250828) · Scouts Canada · Accessed 2026-09-23
    Our Standards 3 · Our Standards 1~3, 10