Study in

CANADA

COUNTRY DETAILS

One of the most popular study destinations that International students prefer today is Canada. With 10 provinces (ALBERTA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MANITOBA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR, NOVA SCOTIA, ONTARIO, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, QUEBEC & SASKATCHEWAN ) and 03 territories (NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, NUNAVUT & YUKON) it is one of the second largest country in the world. Did you know that the capital city of Canada is Ottawa and the largest city is Toronto?

FUN FACTS

Toronto is Canada's largest metropole with over 6 million people. Montreal, Canada's second largest city with over 4 million inhabitants, is also the second largest city in the world that has a French-speaking population - after Paris in France.
Canada's biggest bay is Hudson Bay which was discovered in 1610 by English explorer Henry Hudson. Hudson Bay is located in Eastern Canada and is frozen from about mid-December and mid-June every year.
Quebec manufactures more than 77% of the world's maple syrup.
Twenty percent of the world's fresh water is in Canada, and it has more lakes than any other country.
Old Quebec is still walled off and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Canada is the world leader in uranium mining. Uranium is used in nuclear power plants for producing electricity. The largest uranium mine of the world is located at Cigar Lake in northern Saskatchewan/Canada. Canada is also the largest supplier of energy, also including oil and gas, to the USA!
Canada is fourth biggest producer of hydroelectric power - after China, Brazil and the USA.
The Literacy Rate is 99%, so almost all Canadians can read and write.
The national holiday is called Canada Day and is celebrated on 1 July.
About 38 million people live in Canada. Almost 82% of all Canadian live in urban areas.

CHOICE AS A STUDY DESTINATION

Top 03 reasons for international students to choose Canada as their study destinations is
- Quality & Internationally recognized degrees
- Varied options
- Affordable living costs