Other universities also have actuarial departments, such as University of Montreal, Laval University, University of Quebec and Concord University, University of Manitoba in Manitoba, university of regina in Saskatchewan, Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, University of Toronto in Ontario, University of Western Ontario and York University.
Among them, the University of Montreal and the University of Quebec speak French.
There is also a Queen's University in Ontario. Although Queen's University has no special actuarial major, its mathematics major is recognized by the Canadian Actuarial Union.
In fact, you don't have to study actuarial science to become an actuary, because actuaries have to take another exam. Studying actuarial science can only help you take fewer exams.