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My understanding is that SSHRC only prohibits people from holding another Tricouncil award but private foundation or other scholarships are stackable with SSHRC. Not entirely fair in my view, but apparently it happens.

Committee 3, much like you My proposal would fit in a number of the social sciences, so it's hard to say where I'd find myself. I'm sure there's a heap of 16.9s or 15.6s...

Not evidence of Canada Post anything. Could also be Royal Mail. Int'l post takes a while, full stop. Last year I received a letter here in Canada from the UK that was accidently routed to Vietnam.

I am a direct applicant and received a wait list result at 15.6/30. I am happy with this result as I was very satisfied with my application when I submitted it and felt my proposal was very strong. Further, my university of funding package overseas might actually be better without the SSHRC as I would likely lose it if I got SSHRC. At the time of application I had: - MSc GPA: 3.9 (dept award winner for "academic achievement") - BA GPA: 3.79 - Undergrad and grad scholarships (not SSHRC); two fully PhD scholarships for an overseas university that I did not end up attending - 1 national conference presentation (Congress) - 3 papers at 2 international conferences - 0 peer-reviewed publications at the time (had two in review but they didn't count...) - Two TA, several RAs - What I imagine were good reference letters My CV has grown much richer since I applied to SSHRC, so I'm somewhat curious to see how I'd do in another round.

I've been following this thread for a few days now. I'd like to say that given it is literally pretty much any time now that results will turn up in our mailboxes, I'm not sure why it matters whether someone may have heard something or through what means they heard it. It is entirely possible that they have now. Further, without knowing how the SSHRC alert system or university notices work, or who knows who, there's zero grounds upon which to call someone a troll or be otherwise insulting. I mean, really, we're talking days here.