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in my opinion, do not go for a PGD. Diploma does not hold that muh value as compared to a degree.

Hi
You may check all the details here and apply:
http://www.humber.ca/program/culinary-management

Hi, Tarun
You may choose diploma or a degree in management. If you are looking for PR, then easy way is to go for diploma as you can apply for PR after two years and then complete your degree. Check here.
http://www.columbiacollege.ca/programs-and-courses/programs-offered/associate-degrees

Teaching of mathematics, applied mathematics, actuarial science, masters of math science. You can combine maths with economics for better career options. Since you are in second year, it will be good if you can appear for GRE soon

Sheridan is a better known college as it is much older and well reputed.

Hi
You may go for tourism management or MA in tourism. just compare the course details and decide. Here are the details.
http://www.educations.com/study-abroad/royal-roads-university/ma-in-tourism-management-179385

Pg diploma is better than certificate course when it is about educational hierarchy. However it depends on your needs as well. A certificate course is comparatively for shorter duration n can help you get a job, if not a high paying job. If you already have job connections, certificate course can be good. A diploma will give you open options to work in Canada as well as other countries. Many diploma courses have good placement assistance provided as well

Hi Rakesh, you will hardly find any specialized aerospace engineering undergraduate programs, mostly you will find MS degrees. Aeronautical sciences is included in mechanical engineering programs all over. However some limited options include Carleton University, University of Manitoba and University of Alberta (U of A). Hope it helps.