K-12 Schools
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1141
University of New Brunswick Fredericton Faculty of Business Administration
Other
1142
University of New Brunswick Saint John Faculty of Business
Other
1143
University of Northern British Columbia School of Business
Other
1144
University of Ottawa Telfer School of Management
Other
1145
University of Prince Edward Island School of Business
Other
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University of Regina Faculty of Business Administration
Other
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University of Toronto Rotman Institute for International Business
Other
1148
University of Waterloo Department of Management Sciences
Other
1149
University of Winnipeg Faculty of Business and Economics
Other
1150
University of the Fraser Valley Faculty of Professional Studies
Other
1151
Vancouver Independent School for Science and Technology
Other
1152
W. A. Porter Collegiate Institute
High School
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between public and private schools?
Public schools are government-funded and tuition-free for residents, following the provincial curriculum. Private and independent schools charge tuition, often offering smaller class sizes or specific educational philosophies (e.g., Montessori, AP/IB programs, boarding).
How do I enroll my child in a school in Canada?
Enrollment for public schools is usually based on where you live (catchment area). You must register through your local School Board or School District, submitting proof of address, ID, and immunization records. For private schools, apply directly to the school, which may require an assessment or interview.