Hey, thanks for the shout-out.  I guess that means you've searched the forums a bit.

Your folio seems reasonable at first glance.  Like most, it's missing progress work and idea development type sketches.  A good In-progress sketch can often say more than a handful of polished renderings.

Now, onto the school's side of things.  Loo and McGill are the top dogs here and have heavy competition for M.arch spots specially international ones. No harm in trying, but even if you make the cut, they will ask that you complete 1 to 3 qualifying semesters (at international tuition costs) just so you are on par with the rest of the M.arch entry class. I've explained this in several places in the forum.

But it all depends on what you want to do.  The path to becoming an architect in canada is not that difficult once you have an accredited CACB degree (professional M.arch).  Following graduation, you register as an intern architect and need to find a impartial 3rd party architect to review your progress while you work in a licensed office doing architecture things.  The intern period is typically 3ish years but most will take 5+ depending on their experience.  It's a tedious accounting process and not everyone gets to do enough hours to meet minimums in all required categories.  Once you met 50% of the min hours, you can write your 4 exams (given over 2 days, only in November).

Intern architecture salaries will vary based on real-world experience (and location) but generally speaking, for Ontario, you can expect anywhere from 38 to 55k per year starting.  There is no real standard tho so it is up to you to know the market.  Hint: if you cant detail something reasonably well coming out of M.arch and still think grand design ideas will get you work/money... you'll be disappointed.