I need help on a study permit question on custodian

[Vusal]

I am turning 17 in July this year, while I am preparing to submit my study permit application in a couple of days, meaning before I turn 17. However, I will be 17 when I enter Canada in August. Should I still try to get a custodianship letter?

Please note that my parents won't be in Canada when I will be doing my 4-year education. However, my father will accompany me to Canada in August but he will leave Canada in a couple of weeks. How should I answer the following question then?
Does this child need a custodian? (required)Select Yes if the child will not be travelling with a parent or legal guardian.

 

[Naturgrl]

I am turning 17 in July this year, while I am preparing to submit my study permit application in a couple of days, meaning before I turn 17. However, I will be 17 when I enter Canada in August. Should I still try to get a custodianship letter?

Please note that my parents won't be in Canada when I will be doing my 4-year education. However, my father will accompany me to Canada in August but he will leave Canada in a couple of weeks. How should I answer the following question then?
Does this child need a custodian? (required)Select Yes if the child will not be travelling with a parent or legal guardian.

Wrong section. Post follow up questions under International Students. Get custodianship letter as you are a minor.

Each province and territory decides the age when a person becomes an adult. This is known as the age of majority. A person under the age of majority is a “minor child”.

Province or territory	Age of majority
Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan	18
British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Yukon	19