each institution clearly states whether or not it’s accreditation is accepted internationally or not.. some countries request that transcripts/records etc. are translated into their language… like transcripts for schools in the USA are accepted anywhere how ever some schools might request that the transcripts and other documents be translated and notarized (a sort of stamp to prove the documents were officially translated… that not someones mommy translated them..)

So basically depends on the university and also on the country that a person wants to use the Canadian degree in..

like another person said some areas of study require different documentation…

a person who studies psychology for example in Palestine meets the educational standard requirements for a psychologist in Palestine.. while in America different standards are posted.. some courses might be dropped due to not being relevant.. or more courses would be needed to be taken in America to meet AMERICA’S standard requirements..