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Not accurate. 20k v 12.5k https://www.mun.ca/undergrad/money/

Is your institution a DLI covid approved one?

You have changed your statement. Have you ever lived in a city in Quebec province, if you have, which one have you lived in and when?

You stated clearly BISHOP's not Quebec. Therefore, why is Bishop's not exactly a destination for non French speaking foreigners and why especially for undergrad? I used to live in Quebec, namely Ville de Quebec, I felt at no time that Ville de Quebec was inhospitable to anglophones.

The easiest option is here. https://covid19.usask.ca/info/current/international-students.php#TravellingtoCanada

Why is bishop's therefore not a good destination for non french speakers? University is anglophone, town is bilingual.

Why do you claim my daughter does not speak french? French is not necessary for anglophone universities in Quebec. In fact french mother tongue are a minority at bishop's, so true bilinguals can submit assignments in English or French, several of her professors don't speak french, so assuming...

You asked if OP was from a French speaking country not French? If the OP were French, would not be asking about 20k tuition.

Pretty gross overestimation of other expenses. Even full board on campus 8 months adds on 10k, living off campus 12 months could be slightly cheaper. You don't need French at Bishop's it's English speaking, the town is a mix of English and French speaking no problem. French speakers however get...

As is clear on the Bishop's website, it's approximately 20k per year for international graduate thesis students for fees. There are more fees too, such as for student services, sports centre, international medical insurance.

My daughter has an academic and means tested scholarship from Bishop's. She is billed for tuition once a semester. The scholarship appeared a few weeks after the first tuition statement which is supposed to be produced every couple of weeks but was quite erratic in Fall 2020 semester, by the...

Daughter is staying with n university residence, it's 240 dollars extra for 14 days food delivery on top of usual residence fees.

You can if that is the only practical entry point to Canada, then travel onwards to your destination.

Then take a domestic onward flight to Charlottetown.

Where is your institution

That requires me returning to your college's website to research it again. Is it not reasonable to look at this website?

Go read the centennial information, it is listed there. The OP is going to centennial, needs to read university website international section.

Plane ticket, letter of introduction showing study permit approved, letter of admission, proof of funds, quarantine plan, 2 downloaded apps, proof of quarantine location. Lastly your passport.

This is not an academic exercise. There is a procedure of visa issue and procedure of stamping a passport. One is done in advance, one is done to prove entry or exit to a country or to validate a visa on entry or to a country.

Are you sure you got your study permit already? You get it at the border point. Perhaps you got a letter of introduction which lists what is needed to be presented to obtain your study permit? If you really have your study permit, it is common sense to carry it and CAQ, student ID, proof of...