Perhaps you should hear of Marshall McLuhan then..

Calgary is amusing. They give presentations to High School students who are taught to dislike their city. Even more entertaining is the fact that you go to Calgary and everyone will be fricking high when talking about going there...

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Meh.
For all people needing information about university, please refer to the following link first due to the excessively repetitive questions: University - Applications, Finances, Extracurriculars, etc. Please and Thank You.
Leaving the forum for good.

i would say uSask... its an amazin uni. dad's friend went there and said it was amazin.
my cousin goes to uManitoba (yes, we are from Manitoba but I live in ON atm). she sayz she loves it there, and might stay on to do her masters there. the campus is amazin, the profs are friendly e.t.c.

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Sapientia et Doctrina Stabilitas

^THAT

In the workplace, experience is more important than your alma mater. So unless we consider co-op, university prestige alone is negligible.

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The Bracken.

Elec. Eng. in the 'Loo of 2013

Big Pimpin' on tha' streetz

Not saying it should be number 3, but don't forget about SFU!

I can tell you a large number of places it is not though - Vancouver Island University, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Capilano University, Thompson Rivers University, Royal Roads University, Quest University (although it's only a year old in any form, so it deserves some slack). I'm also pretty sure that it isn't UBC Okanagan, Trinity Western University, or UNBC. I'm sure there are many more similarily unlikely universities.

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Corpus Christi College in first year
UBC transfer for second year
Poli Sci / International Relations (hopefully)

1.UofT
2.Queens
3.McGill
4.UBC
5.Alberta
6.McMaster
7.Ottawa
8.Nontreal
9.Waterloo
10.Calgary

Although what you say is true for Overall rankings (for Queens), it in fact is one of the top Business Schools in the world, so although overall it is not as good as many Universities, its business program certainly is, hell in fact it was ranked internationally as the #1 MBA by Business Week I believe.
But anyway, yeah UofT, UBC and McGill are all overall better Universities than the other Canadian ones, at least based on rankings, all 3 of them consistently rank top 50 in the world.

On a side note, damn this forum favors Ontario schools quite a bit...

Thing is, it does not really matter if you consider it or not, but fact of the matter is, Queens fares fairly poorly in the overall University rankings, and hell this is coming from someone who wants to go to Queens Commerce (I Have yet to receive a reply, although a different program at Queens admitted me already, but it simply is not a program I want to do anymore)) but Queens is not a school that is recognized widely Internationally, it is a great school within Canada, and it does have the best Business Program/MBA (if you ignore the American Universities, at least according to BW), but overall it is not a top 100 school in the world. Schools such as McGill, UBC, and UofT are considerably better overall (which can be seen from the fact that UofT is ranked 2x and UBC is ranked 3x and McGill is ranked 4x (although in the rankings I have seen McGill is the one school that Jumps around a lot, sometimes its 2x, sometimes as low as 6x).

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