What city is columbia international college of canada in? How is this school?

The beautiful city of Hamilton is less than an hour's drive from downtown Toronto and Niagara Falls. Within an hour's drive, there are many famous universities, which are the economic and cultural centers of southwest Ontario. Hamilton, with a population of nearly 500,000, not only lacks all the conveniences and features of a big city, but also has the tranquility and security of a small town. First-class libraries, art galleries, theaters, galleries, gymnasiums, and the Royal Botanical Garden, which is regarded as one of the best botanical gardens in the world, are all within15km of Fiona Fang, this beautiful city, and Columbia International College is one of the key points of this city.

Hamilton has a continental humid climate, which is mild compared with most Canadian cities. Although the average temperature in June 5438+ 10 is only MINUS 3 or 6 degrees Celsius, the market is always muddy when it snows because most days are above zero. The annual snowfall in winter varies greatly, with an average of about 1 13cm. The average temperature (day and night average) in July reaches 22,5 degrees Celsius, while the humidity is usually at a high level in midsummer. Between May and the beginning of 10 every year, even if the daytime temperature is only 30 degrees, people often feel more than 40 degrees after adding humidity effect. The climate of "Downtown" on steep slopes is usually milder than that of "Peak" on steep slopes. The climate change in "mountain peak area" is more urgent, the seasonal change time is shorter, and winter is more susceptible to the influence of snow and ice across the lake. So sometimes, even if there is no sign of snow in the "lower city", the snow in the "peak area" has piled up like a mountain. The existence of steep slopes also affects the weather in summer. Due to the change of temperature, especially at night, the city center will be much warmer than the area above the steep slope. Moreover, the steep slope forms a natural barrier, trapping the smog in the downtown area, making this smog unable to disperse for a long time, and sometimes even reducing the visibility of the downtown area to less than 2 kilometers. In summer, sometimes it rains heavily, but generally speaking, bad weather is rare.

In terms of population, Hamilton is not only 50% white, but also has many ethnic minorities, such as South Asians (10%), blacks (20%) and Chinese (17,29%). In terms of religion, although immigrants from all over the world have brought many different beliefs, the largest number of people in this city is still Christians, accounting for 77.56%, of which 37.08% believe in Christianity and 35.48% believe in Catholicism (far below the national average). King Christ Cathedral is the seat of the Catholic parish of Hamilton. The remaining 5% Christians mainly believe in the Orthodox Church and other independent churches. In addition, there are many people who believe in Islam, with12,880 people, accounting for 1.96% of the total population. Other religions include Judaism, Buddhism and Hinduism. In 200 1 year, there were no religious believers115,510, that is 17, accounting for 63% of the city's population.

On the economic front, in 2006, the Canadian government issued a press release on Hamilton's labor market, reporting that Hamilton lacked hotel facilities, truck drivers and financial talents. At the same time, 55% of the manufacturing workforce will retire within 15 years. Therefore, the Ontario government has also invested a lot of money in Hamilton's education sector. In addition, according to a survey conducted by Canadian Business Magazine in 2006, Hamilton is the best place to do business in Ontario. The survey uses changes in variable operating costs, living expenses, non-residential building permits, unemployment rate and crime rate as evaluation criteria. Compared with the national cities, Hamilton ranks sixth.

In recent years, the economy has become increasingly dependent on the service industry, but the steel industry and manufacturing industry still dominate Hamilton's economy. In addition, individual industries such as aviation, construction and real estate, scientific research, medical care and education have also developed well in recent years. I hope the above information can help you.