Montreal ranks first in Canada among the "QS Best Cities for Studying Abroad", the largest city in French-speaking Quebec and the second largest city in Canada. There are four universities, seven degree-granting institutions and twelve general higher vocational colleges, making Montreal the most concerned city for middle school students in major cities in North America.

Montreal is widely regarded as the cultural capital of Canada, which uniquely combines the exquisiteness of Europe with the vitality of the United States, making it a bustling place that few cities can match. As a student, you will never lack anything to do here. There are many cinemas, music, dancing and visual arts for you to explore, including the annual drama festival "Laughter Festival" (the largest festival of its kind in the world). Besides, you can't miss the fireworks festival in Montreal, which is usually considered as the best and largest fireworks festival in the world.

Among all the universities in Montreal, McGill University is the second highest university in Canada this year. Mcgill University ranks 32nd in the QS20 18 World University Rankings. Moreover, Montreal, the University of Montreal (130) and the University of Kenya (43 1-440) are among the world universities. Although the languages of McGill University and Kenya University are mainly English, many universities in Montreal speak French, just as residents of Montreal also speak French. Therefore, even English-speaking students need to be prepared for the language in French universities.

2. Toronto

As the capital of Ontario and the largest city in Canada, Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world, with nearly 2.8 million people from outside Toronto. Similarly, Toronto is an exciting and diverse place to live, and the inequality of its residents is reflected in the city's culture and diet. It is home to the Toronto Stock Exchange and the five largest banks in Canada, and is the leading financial center in Canada. Not only that, Toronto is also the world's leading gathering place for entertainment, media and creative industries.

Toronto's museums and galleries are impressive, from the large Royal Ontario Museum and the Ontario Museum of Art to the much smaller Gardner ceramics museum, to the Inuit Museum of Art and the Beta Footwear Museum. Toronto International Film Festival is one of the largest film festivals in the world, and Toronto's vivid music scenes are loved by locals and tourists. There are also vibrant clubs and numerous cafes and restaurants to meet the needs of gourmets and coffee lovers.

Speaking of education, Toronto has some top universities in Canada. Indeed, the University of Toronto is the highest ranked university in Canada in the QS World University Ranking, with 20 18, ranking third1position. Also in the top rankings are York University (44 1-450) and Ryerson University (801-KLOC-0/000). In addition, there are some higher education institutions in Toronto, including the Royal Conservatory of Music.

3. Vancouver

As a relatively young city on the west coast of Canada, Vancouver is very suitable for people to combine urban life with great outdoor adventures. If it's great, it's really great-the scenery around Vancouver is really amazing. There are lush green forests, beautiful lakes and the rugged and majestic Rocky Mountains in Canada, which are especially popular with skiers.

In this international and dynamic city, there are also many fashion events suitable for urban residents. As the third largest city in Canada, Vancouver has continuously entered the list of the most livable cities in the world and become one of the most famous and popular cities in Canada. Cultural products here include three famous drama companies, Vancouver International Film Festival and a vibrant and diverse music stage.

Famous universities in Vancouver include the University of British Columbia (QS ranks 565,438+0 in the latest world university ranking) and Simon Fraser University (tied for 245th place). Meanwhile, nearby vancouver island is home to Victoria University (tied for 346th place) and Vancouver Island University.

4. Quebec

If you like quaint historical cities, then you really can't miss Quebec. Quebec, founded at the beginning of17th century, is the capital of Quebec and the center of the whole French-speaking world in Canada. The "Old Town" of Quebec has beautiful cobblestone streets around Fontina Castle, which is the only earth wall preserved in North America and a UNESCO world cultural heritage. As a whole, Quebec has aroused people's strong interest in history and architecture. In fact, Quebec and its enclaves are a collection of historical sites in 37 countries in Canada.

Of course, Quebec is not only a huge museum, but also a dynamic and ever-changing city. You can't find anything to do here. The nightlife and culture here are very rich, especially famous for its gorgeous winter carnival, vivid gay community and intimate and lively music performance venues.

The famous universities in Quebec are Laval University (ranked 378th in the 20 18 QS World University) and the University of Quebec (50 1-550). Quebec is also home to the Ursula convent, the oldest female education institution in North America. The main teaching language of the University of Quebec is French.

5. Edmonton

As the capital of Alberta, Edmonton is famous for its festivals all year round, so it is called "Festival City". Equally famous is the location of the West Edmonton Shopping Center, which was once the largest shopping center in the world and is now the largest shopping center in North America. Edmonton is also one of the most important northern cities in the world.

Don't worry about the geographical location in the north. The climate in Edmonton is "relatively" mild, even compared with other cities farther south in Canada. Edmonton's geographical position is biased towards western Canada, which means there is no shortage of natural beauty around it. On the contrary, Edmonton itself has many scenic spots, including Ford Edmonton Park, Canada's largest existing history museum, the bustling downtown "art district" and the fashionable old Stacona district. Old Stacona is home to many cinemas and live performances in Edmonton. Renovated historical buildings and various restaurants, bars and drinking clubs, all of which can be found in a mixture of modern and historical buildings.

The University of Alberta is the most famous university in Edmonton. In the QS20 18 World University Ranking, university of alberta ranks fourth in Canada and 90th in the world. Other institutions of higher education include Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, Noasto College, McOwan University, King's University and Albert Gaudyat University.