答案優(yōu)選First, I don't think education level in Canada is lower than that in Australia. University of Toronto ranks at 18th position in the world. Others like McGill, Queens, Waterloo and McMaster all have very high standards.
Brock University is a very very small university. The locals even won't consider it. Their accounting is the most famous, but not even close to that in Waterloo.
Univesity of Saskatchewan is bigger, but relatively speaking still not a good university. If you must go to Saskatchewan, try the one in Regina.
Why don't you choose better universities in Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia.
Weather wise, Saskatchewan is very cold, at minus 30 C in the winter. Car tire, for example, will become a square, not a circle, because of coldness. Of course after you run it for 100 meters, the air would warm up and the tire will become a circle again.
If you must select either university, go to Saskatchewan. You will get a job easily in Alberta after graduating. For accounting, you will have to go through exam for CA, CGA or CMA, which is a long way to go.
It is easy to get a job with a computing degree. When you have a job, you can apply for immigration as skilled labour.
By the way, my younger brother is also a graduate from math and computing from University of Saskatchewan.
Good luck.