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British Columbia British Columbia Alberta British SCHOOLS COLLEGE AND INSTITUTES UNIVERSITIES British Columbia British Columbia British Columbia • Abbotsford School • Collège Éducacentre • Emily Carr University of District Art + Design • Collège Éducacentre • Burnaby School District • Kwantlen Polytechnic #41 • Native Education College University • Campbell River School • Camosun College • Royal Roads University Capilano University District #72 • • Simon Fraser University • Central Okanagan • Douglas College • The University of School District #23 • University of the Fraser British Columbia • Chilliwack School Valley • Thompson Rivers District #33 • Justice Institute of British University • Comox Valley School Columbia • Trinity Western District #71 • Kwantlen Polytechnic University • Coquitlam School University • University of Northern District #43 • Langara College British Columbia • Cowichan Valley School • College of New Caledonia • University of the Fraser District #79 • Nicola Valley Institute of Valley • Delta School District Technology • University of Victoria • Greater Victoria School • North Island College • Vancouver Island District #61 • Northern Lights College University Gulf Islands School • Northwest Community District #64 • College Alberta Kootenay Lake School • Okanagan College District #8 • • College of the Rockies • Langley School District • Athabasca University • Selkirk College #35 • Concordia University • Maple Ridge/Pitt • Vancouver Community College of Alberta Meadows School College (VCC) • MacEwan University District #42 • Vancouver Island • Mount Royal University • Mission School District University • The King’s University • Nanaimo Ladysmith College School District #68 Alberta • The University of • New Westminster Lethbridge School District #40 Bow Valley College • University of Alberta • North Vancouver • School District #44 • Grande Prairie Regional • University of Calgary College • Peace River North • School District #60 • Grant MacEwan University • Peace River South • Keyano College Saskatchewan School District #59 • Lakeland College • Powell River School • Lethbridge College District • Campion College • Medicine Hat College First Nations University • Qualicum School • NorQuest College of Canada District #69 • Northern Alberta Institute Luther College Richmond School • • • of Technology (NAIT) District #38 • St. Thomas More Northern Lakes College College • Rocky Mountain School • District #6 • Olds College • University of Regina • Saanich School District • Portage College • University of #63 • Red Deer College Saskatchewan • Sea to Sky School District #48 Saskatchewan Manitoba • Sooke School District #62 • Surrey Schools • Carlton Trail Regional • Brandon University • Vancouver School College • Canadian Mennonite Board #39 • Cumberland Regional University • Vernon School District College • Algoma University #22 • Great Plains College • The University of • West Vancouver School • North West Regional Winnipeg District #45 College • Université de Saint- • Northlands College Boniface University of Manitoba Alberta • Parkland College • • Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Ontario • Battle River School Technologies (SIIT) Division • Saskatchewan Institute of • Calgary Board of Applied Science and • Brescia University Education Technology (SIAST) College • Calgary Catholic School • Southeast Regional • Brock University District College • Carleton University • Canadian Rockies • Dominican College of Public Schools Manitoba Philosophy and • Edmonton Catholic Theology (Dominican Schools University College) • Edmonton Public • Assiniboine Community • Huron University Schools College College • Golden Hills School • University College of the • King’s University Division #75 North College (King’s • Grande Prairie Public • Red River College of University College at School Applied Arts, Science and Western University) District (Associate Technology • Lakehead University Member) • École technique et • 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• University of St. Catholic Schools Applied Arts and Michael’s College • Regina Public Schools Technology • University of Sudbury • Saskatoon Public • La Cité collégiale • University of Toronto Schools • Conestoga College • University of Trinity Institute of Technology College and Advanced Learning Manitoba • University of Waterloo Confederation College of • University of Windsor Applied Arts and • Technology • Victoria University • Lord Selkirk School Division • Durham College • Western University • Louis Riel School • Fanshawe College of • Wilfrid Laurier Division Applied Arts and University • Mountain View School Technology • York University Division • Fleming College • Pembina Trails School • George Brown College Québec Division • Georgian College of • River East Transcona Applied Arts and School Division Technology • Bishop’s University • St James Assiniboia • Humber College Institute • Concordia University School Division of Technology & • Concordia University Advanced Learning • Study Manitoba School • École de technologie Divisions • University of Guelph, supérieure Kemptville Campus • École de technologie • Lambton College of supérieure Ontario Applied Arts and École des Hautes Technology • Études Commerciales • Algonquin & Lakeshore • Loyalist College of Applied de Montréal (HEC Catholic District Arts and Technology Montréal) School Board • The Michener Institute for • École nationale • Avon Maitland District Applied Health Sciences d’administration School Board • Mohawk College of Applied publique • Conseil des écoles Arts and Technology • École Polytechnique de catholiques du • Niagara College Montréal Centre-Est • Northern College of • Institut national de la • District School Board of Applied Arts and recherche scientifique Niagara Technology • McGill University • Halton Catholic District • St. Clair College of Applied • Université de Montréal School Board Arts and Technology • Université de • Halton District School • Sault College of Applied Sherbrooke Board Arts and Technology • Université du Québec • Hamilton-Wentworth Seneca College of Applied • Université du Québec à District School Board Arts and Technology • Chicoutimi • Hastings & Prince Sheridan College Institute • Université du Québec à Edward District of Technology and • Montréal School Board Advanced Learning Université du Québec à Kawartha Pine Ridge • • Rimouski District School Board Quebec Université du Québec à Lambton Kent District • • Trois-Rivières School Board Université du Québec Limestone District • Cégep de l'Abitibi- • • en Abitibi- School Board Témiscamingue Témiscamingue Niagara Catholic • Collège Ahuntsic • Université du Québec District School Board • • Cégep André-Laurendeau en Outaouais Ottawa-Carleton • • Cégep Beauce-Appalaches Université Laval District School Board • • Cégep de Baie-Comeau Peel District School • Champlain Regional Board, Centre for • College New Brunswick Education & Training • Cégep de Chicoutimi • Simcoe County District School Board • Dawson College • Mount Allison University • Toronto Catholic • Cégep de Drummondville District School Board • Collège Édouard-Montpetit • St. Thomas University • Toronto District School • Collège François-Xavier- • Université de Moncton Board Garneau • University of New • Upper Canada District • Cégep de la Gaspésie et School Board des Îles Brunswick • Upper Grand District • Collège Gérald-Godin School Board • Heritage College Nova Scotia • Waterloo Catholic • Institut de technologie District School Board agroalimentaire, campus • Windsor-Essex Catholic de La Pocatière • Acadia University District School Board • Cégep John Abbott College • Cape Breton University • York Region District • Cégep de Jonquière • Dalhousie University School Board • Cégep de La Pocatière • Mount Saint Vincent University • Collège Laflèche Nova Scotia Quebec Cégep Limoilou • • Agricultural College • Collège Lionel-Groulx • Nova Scotia College of • Central Quebec School • Collège de Maisonneuve Art and Design Board • Cégep Marie-Victorin (NSCAD University) • Eastern Shores School • Cégep de Matane • Saint Mary’s University Board (Associate Collège Montmorency St. Francis Xavier member) • • Cégep de l'Outaouais University Eastern Townships • • Université Sainte-Anne School Board • Cégep régional de • Lanaudière University of King’s • English Montreal • College School Board • Collège de Rosemont • Sir Wilfrid Laurier • Cégep de Sainte-Foy School Board • Cégep de Sainte-Foy Newfoundland & • Cégep de Sainte-Foy Labrador New Brunswick • Cégep Saint-Jean-sur- Richelieu • Memorial University of • Cégep de Saint-Jérôme Newfoundland New Brunswick French • Cégep de Saint-Laurent
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