How about you try the forum search option? Literally a million other people have asked the same question... and honestly, you should have done the research on the schools and profession prior to applying.

For non arch student, both schools are the same... although UofT graduate classes are always at a disadvantage due to their bottom-of-the-barrel fake architecture undergrad class getting a free entrance ticket to the masters. It waters down the student pool quite significantly.

Also, Vancouver wins over Toronto every time.

Employment prediction post grad is a dumb way to look at things. How well you do in the real world is 100% dependant on the skills you bring to an office, not the name on your degree.

Yeah I used the search and all I got was the vomit you spew on every compare X to U of T post. Thanks for your comments but no thanks. Not sure why you have this vendetta against U of T, but please keep that to yourself. 'literally a million?' 'bottom-of-the-barrel?' 'fake?' dont know why you are so butthurt

If you spent a minute in this profession, you would understand.

@bizzauch- more people have heard of U of T within international offices. I know because I  in Europe. Which school is better- I do not know. U of T has close connections to GSD- that might help if you want to continue your education after. As for UBC- i know nothing of that school so I cannot tell your which is "better"

@ Non Sequitor- you sound like a super aggressive Russian troll- chill out. 

@bizzauch- if you look at the academic timetables for both UBC and U of T and then look into the work of the profs themselves that might help you decide which school speaks to your interests.