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Colleges in Canada

Information about Colleges in Canada.

The easiest way to go to college in a foreign country is to find a school in Canada that interests you. Different locale, different climates and customs, and in all but Quebec, English is the official language.

If you are not familiar with the geography of Canada, now would be a good time to begin learning, since the climate in various parts of Canada roughly corresponds to our own in some places. It is cold and rainy in the Pacific west, with harsh winters and severe weather in much of the Maritimes in the east, beautiful fall and spring weather, and awe-inspiring mountains, not to mention lakes, streams, forests and polar bears.

In addition, Canada has a number of excellent educational institutions, any one of which may be just what you are seeking.Take a look!

If you are considering Colleges in Canada, remember that testing requirements will be different from the United States, as will grade requirements and the application process. Become well informed about general requirements and the specific requirements and policies of your schools of interest.


The Annual Canadian Seal Slaughter

I am putting this page up for information for American and Canadian students, however I cannot write anything about Canada without saying here that I will not be returning to Canada or purchasing any Canadian products, including seafood until they abolish the annual massive and barbaric Canadian seal hunt that has inflamed people in many parts of the civilized world including the United States and the EU. It happens every March.

Canada's annual seal hunt is the largest slaughter of marine mammals on the planet.

In 2006 the Canadian government allowed fishermen to club and shoot at least 354,344 seals in the North Atlantic—almost all of them babies as young as 12 days—just to earn a few extra dollars by selling seal skins. In fact 98 percent of the seals killed were three months of age or younger, and veterinary reports indicate that many seals have been skinned while still conscious and able to feel pain.

So far, what is known for 2007 is that slightly fewer than 300,000 baby seals were clubbed and killed. Many were skinned alive.


Important links for searching Canadian Schools

Study in Canada.com, learn about Canada and its colleges

Association of Universities and Colleges in Canada

School Finder - Guide to Canada's colleges and universities

Native Americans Colleges and Schools in the U.S. and Canada

Post secondary schools in Canada

Campus Access-Research links, universities, careers, travel, media, more...

List of Canadian Universities

List of colleges, universities, and community colleges by region and province

List of links to 4000 university and college web sites in the United States and Canada


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