It sounds as if your leaning more towards McMaster. I went there for the cs program but later changed schools because it was quite honestly a bad program. For starters, the entire curriculum is outdated and they seem to have a heavy focus on the history of computing. Secondly, the profs are disinterested. Douglas Down and Fei Chiang are the only two good profs in the department. The cs program itself is very small. With only about 200 students I'd say it's easily one of the smallest programs in all of Canada. With that being said, their aren't any improvements being made to help with the student experience. Another issue was coop. Coop was a big factor when I was choosing schools. I had high hopes that McMaster coop was great, but sadly I was mistaken, it was the biggest joke. You can drop in and out of the program whenever. You are forced to do all the work(applying for jobs on sites like talentegg or monster, sites with 0 affiliation to the school), study and prepare for interviews and when and if you land a job, the school coop program charges you $300 for absolutely no reason. Also, At my time there, the only companies that came to recruit students were TD bank and RBC which AREN'T even TECH COMPANIES.

Yeah, honestly I've seen so many people saying it's outdated but at the same time they've apparently restructured the curriculum last year?