Canadian University Programs for Computational Physics | Honors Physics

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Hi! I'm a Canadian student who's starting an honors physics program (with a minor in compsci) this coming fall. I'm trying to figure out where I should go for my master's and PhD.

I'm interested in computational physics, and also have an interest in astrophysics and condensed matter physics. I'm not sure what specific area I want to go into - I just want to apply computers to it. Anyone have any advice for what Canadian university programs are good for this?
 
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I noticed that Memorial University has a master's program in computational science. Is this program reputable enough? Should I do my master's there, then my PhD at another school that's more well-known for it's physics?