How many schools does this page cover in Canada?

25, across 3 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.

Which city in Canada has the most?

Calgary, with 21. Calgary (21), Toronto (3) and Montreal (1) together hold 100% of what we list in the country.

Are these the only schools in Canada?

No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody teaches there.

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Schools in Canada

Schools in Canada, city by city

25 schools in Canada, in 3 cities. Calgary (21), Toronto (3) and Montreal (1) hold 100% of them between them.

25schools

3cities

4languages

Photo: Realc (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Showing all 3 cities.

Cities25 in 3 cities

Calgary downtown skyline with Calgary Tower on a sunny day

CalgaryCanada21schoolsOf all schools in Canada21 of 2584%

Toronto skyline with CN Tower from Trillium Park on a clear sunny day

TorontoCanada3schoolsOf all schools in Canada3 of 2512%

Montreal downtown skyline viewed from Mount Royal, with the St. Lawrence River in the background

MontrealCanada1schoolOf all schools in Canada1 of 254%

Nothing matches that combination.

This page lists every city in Canada where we can point at a source for a school. If you know a provider that belongs here, tell us and include where the language is stated.

Where these came from

These schools come from 3 sources, led by educacion.gob.es (20), aefe.gouv.fr (3) and auslandsschulwesen.de (2).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many schools does this page cover in Canada?: 25, across 3 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.
Which city in Canada has the most?: Calgary, with 21. Calgary (21), Toronto (3) and Montreal (1) together hold 100% of what we list in the country.
Are these the only schools in Canada?: No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody teaches there.