1.SENECA COLLEGE,
 TORONTO (GTA) ONÂ
Seneca opened in 1967 as a feature of a commonplace drive to set up an Ontario-wide organization of schools of applied expressions and innovation giving profession situated confirmation and testament courses just as proceeding with instruction projects to Ontario people group. The region was reacting to the expanding need for refined applied learning as innovation kept on changing the idea of work and the common economy. General training was viewed as a significant component in postsecondary instruction, and expansiveness courses keep on being a piece of each program. In 2001 the schools were allowed the capacity to offer baccalaureate degrees. Seneca is one of five schools that can present to 15 percent of its program action at the degree level.
Seneca offers more than 145 full-time programs and 135 part-time programs, including 14 Bachelor's degrees and 30 graduate certificates.
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2. GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE, TORONTO (GTA) ON
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The school was set up during the arrangement of Ontario's junior college framework in 1967. Schools of Applied Arts and Technology were set up on May 21, 1965. The school is named after George Brown, who was a significant nineteenth century lawmaker and paper distributor (he established the Toronto Globe, harbinger to The Globe and Mail) and was one of the Fathers of Confederation.
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The school's archetype, the Provincial Institute of Trades (PIT), was established in 1951 to offer disciple preparing in the interest of the commonplace Department of Labor. In 1952, started activity at 21 Nassau Street in Toronto's Kensington Market and, in the wake of extending with the development of two extra structures on the site, was offering programs in lathing and primary steel, barbering, diesel mechanics, gems expressions, watchmaking and welding by 1961. In 1962 the area opened the Provincial Institute of Trades and Occupations (PIT O), a sister preparing organization, at 555 Davenport Road close to CASA Lama.
The Hospitality building (300 Adelaide E.) opened at St James Campus in 1987, that very year that the College Street Campus shut down. Kensington Campus shut in 1994.
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3. DOUGLAS COLLEGE,Â
   VANCOUVER, BC
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Douglas College, established in the year 1970, is one of the biggest public degree-giving universities situated in British Columbia, Canada. Douglas College offers degree and college courses in science and expressions, programs in medical care, business, expressions, and human administrations. The establishment brags of two grounds, the primary one in New Westminster and the other is the David Liam Campus rural grounds in Coquitlam just as a few more modest instructional hubs in Surrey, Burnaby and Maple Ridge
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The school gives both nearby and off-grounds lodging choices to the understudies. They have a broad library with books and DVDs, articles, research help guides for the understudies. There is additionally a Douglas Open Repository, or DOOR, that is an assortment of examination and innovative resources of the school.
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The grounds likewise has an exercise center, a little box theater and a huge 300 seat proscenium theater alongside a ton of other sporting offices. Douglas College has north of 24,000 understudies selected, among which 17,000 are credit understudies and 8,500 proceeding with schooling understudies, and around 4210 are worldwide understudies from 92 unique nations. The scholastic staff comprises around 960 individuals.
4. CONESTOGA    COLLEGE,    KITCHENERÂ
Conestoga College is one of the main universities in Canada, set up in 1967. It is among the main 100 universities in Canada and positioned the best consistently in Ontario for course guidance, understudy situation and manager fulfillment. Conestoga College has grounds and preparing focuses on Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Stratford, Ingersoll and Brantford, serving north of 22,500 understudies. Conestoga College in Ontario is the main school that gives a most extreme number of scholastic and labor force improvement courses which range from Full-Time, Part-time, Open, Degree, Diploma, Graduation, Post-graduation, Accelerated, Continuous and Trade and Apprenticeship Programs.
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These courses are given through 11 schools, the School of Business, Community Service, Creative Industries, Engineering and Technology, Health and Life Sciences, Applied Computer Science and Information Technology, Hospitality and Culinary Arts, Language and Communication Studies, Liberal Studies, Trade Apprenticeship and the School of Workforce Development. The understudies are given the best lab and exploration gear with the most recent innovation, application-based courses, field examinations and vocation warning administrations. The workforce to understudy proportion is 1 staff for 127 understudies. The workforce of the school has gotten a ton of staff grants.
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5.HUMBER COLLEGE,Â
 TORONTO(GTA) ON
Generally referred to as Humber College, the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, was established in the year 1967. It serves as a publicly-funded college in Ontario in the country of Canada. It is home to 3 main campuses, Lake shore campus, Humber North campus, and Humber Franceville campus.
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It offers 200 plus programs which include a bachelor's degree, post-graduate certificate, and apprenticeship programs. Apart from all these courses to study, Bridge Training programs are featured too by Humber College for globally trained professionals in the fields of information technology and engineering. It is the first Ontario College to get Silver Rating for Sustainability Tracking Assessment Rating System.
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6. CENTENNIAL COLLEGE, TORONTO(GTA) ON
Centennial College was set up over fifty years prior as a nearby junior college in Ontario, Canada. Through a few association organizations and a novel development model, the establishment presently has an overall presence. The school distinguishes itself as an all deal school. Centennial school began working with networks of Mississauga and is currently present in nations like India, China, South Korea and Brazil. At the outset, courses in a couple of streams were instructed. In the current day, the foundation offers a complete range of courses in significant streams.
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Centennial school is a freely financed, Ontario-based post-auxiliary foundation that invites social variety and majority. The school was set up with the mission to give graduates a long-lasting remunerating relationship with the school local area. The school has a wide graduated class base. Graduated class can join the graduated class directorate and become devoted volunteers. As of now, the graduated class board goes to more than 100,000 alumni. Since the school has scaled tremendous breadths and profundities of instructing, it is preposterous to expect to consolidate its course and projects in a rundown. It is feasible to concentrate nearly anything here.
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7. HENSHAW COLLEGE,Â
LONDON, ON
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8. HAMPTON COLLEGE,Â
TORONTO (GTA), ON
 In 1966, Lamb ton College was the second school in the Ontario school framework to authoritatively open. Right now, 45 understudies were selected to projects at the school. The primary grounds' foundation was devoted on June 4, 1970. The foundation is a period case containing coins, charges, stamps, the school schedule for 1970–71, a duplicate of the school's sanction, the school seal, a duplicate of the land deed for the school among different things. The principal leader of Lamb ton College was Wolfgang Frank. He began full-time obligations in January 1967 and his beginning compensation was $18,000. The main staff visit through the first site was deferred in light of the fact that the structure lodging the homerooms was locked and nobody had the key. Employee Ron Lawrence found (sadly) that his home key fit the lock. In 1975 a figure dispatched by the school, Homage, was built by craftsman Haydn Davies. The school obliterated the model in 2005. The obliteration of the model has been dubious and was the subject of a claim got comfortable in 2010.
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9. ANGARA COLLEGE,Â
 VANCOUVER, BC
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10. VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE,Â
VANCOUVER, BC
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Four neighborhood establishments had met up in 1965 to shape what is as of now known as the Vancouver Community College. The four establishments were the Vancouver Vocational Institute, the Vancouver School Board's Night School Program, the Vancouver School of Art, and the King Edward Senior Matriculation and Continuing Education Center. They had all combined and were at first called the Vancouver City College. Classes were held at the King Edward Center at the outset. The school had set up a ground in the Angara area, which in 1994 had transformed into an autonomous school. In 1974, after partition from the Vancouver School Board, Vancouver City College came to be known as Vancouver Community College. The fundamental grounds were then moved to 1155 Broadway from twelfth Avenue and Oak Street (the King Edward Center). As of now, the grounds at 200 square Langmuir (Downtown grounds) houses every one of the offices that were accessible at the Vancouver Vocational Institute at first.
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