yup

Would you mind elaborating? Especially about the the high vs. low value of learning experiences/preceptors? Thanks!

would highly recommend purchasing an osmosis prime account!

Wow that's a long time. Did they tell you how you would make up for this time, or set out expectations for your time off?

Clerkship included?

UofT has also cancelled remaining 4th year electives, but CC3s are to continue rotations until further notice. Are other schools handling clerks differently?

Can you elaborate on the "very good" FM programs in Canada vs. some of the weaker ones if your goal is to practice rural?

could you PM me as well?

Can anyone speak to Queens and Mac FM? Particularly their more rural streams?

any other suggestions?

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/complaints-levelled-at-b-c-naturopaths-offering-complete-elimination-of-autism-1.4675461?cmp=FB_Post_News

I don't think you're able to apply halfway through your MSc. From my understanding, UofT requires that you complete any started MSc prior to beginning medical school.

I think it can help to provide them with a list outlining the CANMEDs competencies and asking if they can highlight traits/skills from that list!

What would you recommend as some of the superior resources?

Yep, the first method!

As people have mentioned in other EM (5 years) vs. FM+ EM threads, it's not entirely practical to split your work between both family medicine and emerg at the same time. Instead, it sounds like most FM+EMs will work in emergency medicine for a given time, while having the option to practice FM down the road (if you become tired of the shift-work, if you're feeling burnt-out etc.) It also sounds like you have the desire to work/live one day in Toronto. As a FM+EM working in emergency, there may be less opportunity for future work in Toronto, especially in downtown academic centres. Would