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Which are the top colleges for SSP in Canada?

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Harleen Bedi | Contributor-Level 10

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Below is the current list of participating ACCC members Universities/Colleges -
Algonquin College - Ottawa (Ontario) - Algonquin College has been selected as one of the top employers in National capital region in 2014. It has over 1000 International Students from more than 100 countries.
Bow Valley College - Calgary (Alberta) - Bow Valley College has been recognized as one of the top 65 recruiters in the province of Alberta. The college welcomes students from all over the world and is represented by more than 80 countries of the globe.
Cambrian College - Greater Sudbury (Ontario) - Cambrian College is one of the 24 colleges of applied arts and technology that comprise the Ontario College System. It works in partnership with numerous school boards, training institutes, universities and other institutions locally, nationally and internationally.
Camosun College - Victoria (British Columbia) - 800 International students from more than 40 countries study at Camosun College and 91% of graduates are employed within 6 months.
Centennial College - Toronto (Ontario) - There are more than 425 faculty members teaching 160 degrees, diplomas and certificate programs at Centennial College.
College of New Caledonia - Prince George (British Columbia) - The College of New Caledonia offers more than 50 programs in health sciences, trades and technologies, social services, business and university studies. CNC provides affordable tuition, practical training and hands-on learning.
College of the Rockies - Cranbrook (British Columbia) – There are 200 international students from more than 30 countries and approximately 2100 full-time students in 17 different departments at the College of the Rockies.
Conestoga College - Kitchener (Ontario) - Conestoga College is a provincial leader in polytechnic education, providing career-focused education. Living arrangements are made next to the Kitchener and Cambridge campuses.
Confederation College of Applied Arts & Technology - Thunder Bay (Ontario) - Confederation College is one of 24 publicly-funded colleges in Ontario. The university includes 24 colleges operating over 150 campuses in both urban and rural settings throughout Ontario, Canada.
Columbia College - Vancouver (British Columbia) - Columbia College has consistently been one of the top three providers of international students to the University of British Columbia. Programs include a University Transfer/Associate Degree Program, a University Foundations Program, and

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Below is the current list of participating ACCC members Universities/Colleges - Algonquin College - Ottawa (Ontario) - Algonquin College has been selected as one of the top employers in National capital region in 2014. It has over 1000 International Students from more than 100 countries. Bow Valley College - Calgary (Alberta) - Bow Valley College has been recognized as one of the top 65 recruiters in the province of Alberta. The college welcomes students from all over the world and is represented by more than 80 countries of the globe. Cambrian College - Greater Sudbury (Ontario) - Cambrian College is one of the 24 colleges of applied arts and technology that comprise the Ontario College System. It works in partnership with numerous school boards, training institutes, universities and other institutions locally, nationally and internationally. Camosun College - Victoria (British Columbia) - 800 International students from more than 40 countries study at Camosun College and 91% of graduates are employed within 6 months. Centennial College - Toronto (Ontario) - There are more than 425 faculty members teaching 160 degrees, diplomas and certificate programs at Centennial College. College of New Caledonia - Prince George (British Columbia) - The College of New Caledonia offers more than 50 programs in health sciences, trades and technologies, social services, business and university studies. CNC provides affordable tuition, practical training and hands-on learning. College of the Rockies - Cranbrook (British Columbia) – There are 200 international students from more than 30 countries and approximately 2100 full-time students in 17 different departments at the College of the Rockies. Conestoga College - Kitchener (Ontario) - Conestoga College is a provincial leader in polytechnic education, providing career-focused education. Living arrangements are made next to the Kitchener and Cambridge campuses. Confederation College of Applied Arts & Technology - Thunder Bay (Ontario) - Confederation College is one of 24 publicly-funded colleges in Ontario. The university includes 24 colleges operating over 150 campuses in both urban and rural settings throughout Ontario, Canada. Columbia College - Vancouver (British Columbia) - Columbia College has consistently been one of the top three providers of international students to the University of British Columbia. Programs include a University Transfer/Associate Degree Program, a University Foundations Program, and