Why choose Canada?

Many students choose to study in Canada for the opportunity to encounter different cultural and natural experiences. Canada is an extremely large country which means the landscape differs drastically from British Columbia (Western Canada) to Nova Scotia (Eastern Canada). Canada is also home to many large cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary. Canada is well-established among the world’s leading study destinations. Most students choose larger populated cities to study in as they are home to many of the top universities in Canada. Did you know that Canadian college and university degrees are recognized around the world? The Canadian educational system offers the development of transferable skills, such as critical thinking, teamwork, communication and uses up and coming technology and digital media practices. The government of Canada also offers a work program to students who are looking to gain work experience who have obtained a diploma from a post-secondary institution in Canada. This allows you to develop your professional skills while living in Canada. As you can see, there are plenty of reasons to study in Canada! Still hesitant? Click here for more reasons!

Canada’s Top Schools:

The University of Toronto was ranked one of the best universities in the world, and the top in Canada. It ranked fifth in the world for Clinical Medicine, and eighth for Psychiatry/Psychology. The annual U.S News and World Report university rankings positioned U of T as the number 20 spot, the highest of any Canadian school. The University of British Columbia ranked 29th and McGill ranked 43rd which places them in the top 100. Canada has a total of 34 schools on the list.

The Top Universities in Canada are as Follows:

1. University of Toronto
2. University of British Columbia
3. McGill University
4. McMaster University
5. University of Montreal
6. University of Alberta
7. University of Calgary
8. University of Ottawa
9. University of Waterloo
10. University of Victoria
11. Western University
12. Simon Fraser University
13. Laval University
14. Dalhousie University
15. Queen’s University
16. University of Manitoba
17. York University
18. University of Guelph
19. Carleton University
20. Université du Québec à Montréal

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The top 20 cities were ranked as follows:
1. London
2. Tokyo
3. Melbourne
4. Montreal
5. Paris
6. Munich
7. Berlin
8. Zurich
9. Sydney
10. Seoul
11. Vienna
12. Hong Kong
13. Toronto
13. Boston
15. Singapore
16. Edinburgh
17. Vancouver
18. New York
19. Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe
20. Taipei

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Vancouver placed 5th, Toronto placed 16th, Ottawa placed 19th and Montreal placed 21st!

This is Toronto’s second year in a row placing 16th on this list!

Here are all the cities that made the top 20:

1. Vienna, Austria
2. Zurich, Switzerland
3. Auckland, New Zealand
4. Munich, Germany
5. Vancouver, Canada
6. Dusseldorf, Germany
7. Frankfurt, Germany
8. Geneva, Switzerland
9. Copenhagen, Denmark
10. Basel, Switzerland
11. Sydney, Australia
12. Amsterdam, Netherlands
13. Berlin, Germany
14. Bern, Switzerland
15. Wellington, New Zealand
16. Toronto, Canada
17. Melbourne, Australia
18. Luxembourg, Luxembourg
19. Ottawa, Canada
20. Hamburg, Germany

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Aside from sporting clothing in an array of green, people and regions also participate in other traditions. Here is how St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated across Canada, from coast to coast:

St.John`s: In the Atlantic province of Newfoundland and Labrador, St.Patrick`s Day is an official public holiday!

Toronto: For twenty-eight years, Toronto has been festively marking the holiday with a parade that weaves through the streets of the downtown core.  It brings together residents from across the GTA and is held on the Sunday before St.Patrick’s Day.

Montreal: Much like Toronto, Montreal also has a parade. It is organized by the United Irish Societies of Montreal and has been taking place since 1823 (that adds up to 192 years)!

Calgary: Calgary has a different kind of parade –not one with marching bands and colorfully decorated floats. Instead, runners dressed in costumes dash through the city  in what is know as the Original St. Patrick’s Day Race, organized by the Calgary Roadrunners . 

Vancouver: As its neighbours to the West, Vancouver also has a parade that first took place eleven years ago!

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TED conference’s began in 1990 and have seen the likes of talented and innovative people from across the world. We are looking forward to the speaker’s for Canada’s own TED next year!

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