Complete List of Doctor of Medicine (MD) Programs in Canada
Compiled March 2026
REALISTIC ASSESSMENT FOR SPACECAT’S PROFILE
Profile Summary: BA from Dalhousie, Ontario resident, weaker GPA, very high CASPer score, strong experiential background (shelter work).
The honest truth: MD programs in Canada are among the most competitive professional programs in the world, with overall acceptance rates typically between 5-15%. A weaker GPA is a significant barrier at most schools. However, SpaceCat’s profile has some real strengths:
- Very high CASPer score is a genuine asset at schools that weight CASPer heavily (McMaster, Ottawa, some Quebec schools)
- Strong experiential background (shelter work) demonstrates empathy, resilience, and community engagement — valued in holistic review and MMIs
- Ontario residency is advantageous for the 6 Ontario schools (95%+ seats reserved for Ontario residents starting Fall 2026)
- BA from Dalhousie — any bachelor’s degree is accepted at all English-language Canadian medical schools
Best-fit schools for this profile (ranked by realistic chance): 1. McMaster — lowest GPA minimum (3.0), formula is 32% GPA + 32% CASPer + 32% CARS. High CASPer can genuinely compensate for lower GPA. BEST OPTION. 2. Ottawa — no MCAT required, CASPer weighted, holistic review, minimum GPA 3.5 3. NOSM — GPA minimum 3.0, values lived experience and community engagement, but strongly favors Northern Ontario connections 4. TMU — new school, holistic admissions, no MCAT, no CASPer, GPA minimum 3.5, values diverse life experiences 5. Queen’s — GPA minimum 3.0, uses CASPer, holistic review, but competitive average is ~3.85
Schools that are likely out of reach with a weaker GPA: - University of Toronto (removed wGPA; minimum 3.6, competitive ~3.8+) - Western/Schulich (minimum 3.7 per year) - McGill (average admitted GPA 3.89, and only ~5 out-of-province seats) - Calgary (3.80 minimum for non-Alberta residents) - UBC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba — very few out-of-province seats AND high GPA requirements for out-of-province
Critical question: How weak is the GPA? If it’s 3.3-3.5, McMaster and NOSM are realistic targets. If it’s below 3.0, no Canadian MD program is feasible and SpaceCat should consider post-bacc or a second undergraduate degree to improve GPA, or explore other health professions.
BRITISH COLUMBIA (2 programs + 1 new)
1. University of British Columbia (UBC) — Faculty of Medicine
- City: Vancouver, BC (distributed sites in Victoria, Kelowna, Prince George)
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: Yes (minimum total 496; average admitted ~513)
- CASPer Required: No
- Application System: UBC online application (direct)
- Out-of-Province: Up to 10% of seats (~33 of 288) for out-of-province. OOP applicants need minimum 85% overall average for full file review (vs. 75% for BC residents). Extremely competitive for OOP.
- URL: https://mdprogram.med.ubc.ca/admissions/
- Notable: Largest MD enrollment in Western Canada. Distributed model across 4 BC sites. Strong rural and Indigenous health focus. Dropped the per-section MCAT minimum for 2025/2026 cycle.
2. Simon Fraser University (SFU) — School of Medicine (NEW — first cohort August 2026)
- City: Surrey, BC (interim at SFU Surrey campus; permanent campus under construction)
- Program Duration: 3 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: Optional (can apply with GPA only, MCAT only, or both; MCAT minimum 510 if submitted)
- CASPer Required: No
- Application System: SFU direct application
- Out-of-Province: Canadian citizens/PRs eligible, but likely strong BC preference. Details still emerging for this brand-new school.
- Class Size: 48 (first cohort)
- URL: https://www.sfu.ca/medicine.html
- Notable: First new medical school in Western Canada in ~60 years. 3-year program focused on family medicine and primary care. Longitudinal community placements across Fraser Health region. Application deadline was Dec 8, 2025 for the first cohort. Permanent campus in Surrey City Centre expected 2030.
ALBERTA (2 programs)
3. University of Alberta — Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry
- City: Edmonton, AB
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (minimum 2-year degree required)
- MCAT Required: Yes (Alberta residents: 124 in each section; OOP: 128+ in CARS, 124 in others)
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: UofA online application (direct)
- Out-of-Province: 15% of 192 seats (~29 seats) for non-Alberta residents. Higher GPA threshold for OOP (3.5 vs. 3.3). Median admitted OOP GPA is reportedly ~4.0. Very competitive for OOP.
- URL: https://www.ualberta.ca/medicine/programs/md/admissions/
- Notable: Rural medicine stream available. Strong research program.
4. University of Calgary — Cumming School of Medicine
- City: Calgary, AB
- Program Duration: 3 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: Yes (Alberta residents: no minimum; OOP: 128+ in CARS)
- CASPer Required: Not explicitly required in search results
- Application System: UofC online application (direct)
- Out-of-Province: 85% of seats reserved for Alberta residents. Non-Alberta minimum GPA 3.80. Very limited OOP seats.
- URL: https://cumming.ucalgary.ca/mdprogram/future-students/admissions
- Notable: One of only two established 3-year MD programs in Canada (with McMaster). Competency-based progression. Indigenous education requirement for all applicants.
SASKATCHEWAN (1 program)
5. University of Saskatchewan — College of Medicine
- City: Saskatoon, SK
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (4-year degree required, completed within 5 years of starting university)
- MCAT Required: Yes
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: USask direct application
- Out-of-Province: Maximum 5% of seats (~5 seats) for OOP. Priority given to Saskatchewan, Yukon, Nunavut, and NWT residents, plus those with rural connections. OOP acceptance rate <7%. Essentially closed to Ontario residents.
- URL: https://medicine.usask.ca/admission-to-the-md-program/how-to-apply.php
- Notable: Strong rural and northern medicine focus. Very strong in-province preference.
MANITOBA (1 program)
6. University of Manitoba — Max Rady College of Medicine
- City: Winnipeg, MB
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (bachelor’s degree required by June 30 of entry year)
- MCAT Required: Yes (must be completed no earlier than April 2022)
- CASPer Required: Yes (used in some capacity)
- Application System: UofM direct application
- Out-of-Province: Up to 5% of class for OOP applicants. Essentially closed to Ontario residents.
- URL: https://umanitoba.ca/explore/undergraduate-admissions/requirements/medicine
- Notable: MMI interviews (virtual). Very strong Manitoba preference.
ONTARIO (7 programs — the best province for SpaceCat as an Ontario resident)
All Ontario schools use OMSAS (Ontario Medical School Application Service) through OUAC. Starting Fall 2026, all Ontario schools must allocate at least 95% of seats to Ontario residents.
7. McMaster University — Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine ★ BEST FIT
- City: Hamilton, ON (satellite sites in Kitchener-Waterloo and Niagara)
- Program Duration: 3 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (minimum 3 years of full-time undergraduate study)
- MCAT Required: Only CARS section (minimum 123; competitive ~128-129)
- CASPer Required: Yes — heavily weighted
- Application System: OMSAS
- Out-of-Province: 90% of interview spots reserved for Ontario residents. As an Ontario resident, SpaceCat benefits significantly.
- GPA: Minimum 3.0/4.0 (lowest in Canada). Formula: 32% GPA + 32% CASPer + 32% CARS + 4% graduate degree bonus.
- Class Size: ~217
- URL: https://ugme.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/admissions/
- Notable: THE top pick for SpaceCat’s profile. The 3.0 minimum GPA is the lowest in Canada. CASPer is weighted equally with GPA and CARS — a very high CASPer score can genuinely compensate. Only uses CARS section of MCAT. 3-year accelerated program. Post-interview formula shifts to 70% MMI, 15% GPA, 15% CARS — strong interpersonal skills from shelter work would shine in MMI.
8. University of Toronto — Temerty Faculty of Medicine
- City: Toronto, ON (St. George and Mississauga campuses)
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: Yes (minimum 125 in each section, 124 allowed in one)
- CASPer Required: No (uses Kira Talent video assessment)
- Application System: OMSAS
- Out-of-Province: Accepts OOP Canadians, but Ontario residents strongly favored.
- GPA: Minimum 3.6/4.0 (competitive ~3.8+). wGPA has been removed — now uses cumulative GPA only.
- Class Size: ~259 (230 St. George + 59 Mississauga — some overlap in counts)
- URL: https://applymd.utoronto.ca/
- Notable: Canada’s largest and highest-ranked medical school. Removal of wGPA disadvantages students who had some weaker terms. With a weaker GPA, this is likely out of reach.
9. University of Ottawa — Faculty of Medicine
- City: Ottawa, ON
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (minimum 3 years of full-time study)
- MCAT Required: No ★
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: OMSAS
- Out-of-Province: Ontario residents are effectively “in-province.” Canadian citizens/PRs only.
- GPA: Minimum 3.5/4.0 (competitive ~3.85+)
- Class Size: ~184 (128 Anglophone + 56 Francophone)
- URL: https://www.uottawa.ca/faculty-medicine/undergraduate/admissions
- Notable: Strong option for SpaceCat. No MCAT required. Bilingual program (English and French streams). CASPer weighted in admissions. Panel interview rather than MMI. First medical school in North America to offer MD in both English and French.
10. Queen’s University — School of Medicine
- City: Kingston, ON
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (minimum 2 years university)
- MCAT Required: Yes (minimum 500 total, 125 in each section; competitive ~510+)
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: OMSAS
- Out-of-Province: Accepts OOP Canadians (up to 5 international spots). Ontario residents favored.
- GPA: Minimum 3.0/4.0 (but average admitted is ~3.85)
- Class Size: ~132
- URL: https://meds.queensu.ca/academics/mdprogram/admissions
- Notable: Low stated GPA minimum (3.0) but highly competitive in practice. Holistic review considers autobiographical sketch and CASPer heavily.
11. Western University — Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry
- City: London, ON (satellite in Windsor)
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (must be in 3rd year of 4-year degree or completed)
- MCAT Required: Yes
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: OMSAS
- Out-of-Province: Canadian citizens/PRs only. Ontario residents strongly favored.
- GPA: Minimum 3.70 in each of two undergraduate years. This is a hard cutoff — likely eliminates SpaceCat if GPA is below 3.7.
- Class Size: ~187
- URL: https://www.schulich.uwo.ca/med-dent-admissions/medicine/
- Notable: No prerequisite courses. Autobiographical sketch (ABS) is important. Over 3,500 applicants annually.
12. NOSM University (Northern Ontario School of Medicine)
- City: Sudbury and Thunder Bay, ON (distributed across Northern Ontario)
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (4-year undergraduate degree required)
- MCAT Required: No ★
- CASPer Required: No
- Application System: OMSAS
- Out-of-Province: Accepts all Canadians, BUT the “Context Score” heavily favors applicants from Northern Ontario, rural/remote communities, and Indigenous/Francophone backgrounds. 83% of students are from Northern Ontario.
- GPA: Minimum 3.0/4.0
- Class Size: ~88
- URL: https://www.nosm.ca/education/md-program/admissions/
- Notable: No MCAT, no CASPer. Uses a unique “Context Score” system. Indigenous Admission Stream (4+ designated seats), Francophone Stream, Black Admission Stream. SpaceCat’s shelter work experience is valuable here, but lack of Northern Ontario connection is a significant disadvantage. If SpaceCat has ANY rural or northern connections, this school should be explored.
13. Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) — School of Medicine (NEW — first cohort September 2025)
- City: Toronto, ON
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (no prerequisite courses or preferred degrees)
- MCAT Required: No ★
- CASPer Required: No (uses Kira Talent online assessment instead)
- Application System: OMSAS
- Out-of-Province: Canadian citizens/PRs only. Ontario residents strongly favored (95%+ rule).
- GPA: Minimum 3.5/4.0
- Class Size: 94
- URL: https://www.torontomu.ca/school-of-medicine/programs/md/
- Notable: Good option for SpaceCat. Brand-new school (first cohort Sep 2025, second cohort Sep 2026). No MCAT. No CASPer. Holistic admissions explicitly values “lived, learned, and work-related experiences.” Designed to promote diversity and inclusion. Shelter work experience would be highly valued in this holistic framework. As a new school, historical admissions patterns are not yet established, which could work in SpaceCat’s favor.
QUEBEC (4 programs)
Note: Quebec schools heavily favor Quebec residents (95%+ seats). The three French-language schools are effectively inaccessible without fluent French. McGill is the only English-language option but reserves almost all seats for Quebec residents. An Ontario resident applying to Quebec schools faces extremely long odds.
14. McGill University — Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
- City: Montreal, QC
- Program Duration: 4 years (MDCM degree — unique to McGill)
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: No (dropped as of 2024 cycle) ★
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: McGill direct (Minerva)
- Out-of-Province: Up to 5 seats for out-of-province Canadians for Fall 2026. Average admitted GPA ~3.89. Near-impossible for an Ontario resident with a weaker GPA.
- URL: https://www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions/
- Notable: Only English-language medical school in Quebec. MDCM degree (Medicinae Doctorem et Chirurgiae Magistrum). Quebec residents who wish to study medicine in Quebec must sign a contract with the Minister of Health.
15. Universite de Montreal — Faculty of Medicine
- City: Montreal, QC
- Program Duration: 5 years (includes preparatory year for CEGEP-stream students) or 4 years for university-stream
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (for university-stream)
- MCAT Required: No ★
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: UdeM direct application
- Out-of-Province: 95%+ seats for Quebec residents. Requires fluent French. Not viable for SpaceCat.
- URL: https://medecine.umontreal.ca/
- Notable: Largest francophone medical school in North America. Instruction entirely in French.
16. Universite Laval — Faculty of Medicine
- City: Quebec City, QC
- Program Duration: 4-5 years (depending on entry stream)
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: No ★
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: Laval direct application
- Out-of-Province: Strong Quebec preference. Requires fluent French. Not viable for SpaceCat.
- URL: https://www.fmed.ulaval.ca/
- Notable: CASPer weighted at 50% alongside academic record (50%) for final selection.
17. Universite de Sherbrooke — Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
- City: Sherbrooke, QC (satellite in Moncton, NB)
- Program Duration: 4-5 years (depending on entry stream)
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: No ★
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: Sherbrooke direct application
- Out-of-Province: Preference to Quebec residents and Maritime provinces. Has a Moncton, NB campus (francophone). Requires fluent French. Not viable for SpaceCat.
- URL: https://www.usherbrooke.ca/medecine/
- Notable: Satellite campus in Moncton, New Brunswick, serves francophone Maritimers.
ATLANTIC PROVINCES (2 programs + 1 new partnership)
18. Dalhousie University — Faculty of Medicine
- City: Halifax, NS (campuses in Cape Breton, NS and Saint John, NB)
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: Yes
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: Dalhousie direct application (Dal Online)
- Out-of-Province: As of 2025 application cycle (entry Aug 2026), there are NO general out-of-province seats. The 6 OOP positions are now limited to Indigenous Admissions Pathway and/or Black Learners Admissions Pathway only. Seat allocation: 87 Nova Scotia (Halifax), 30 Nova Scotia (Cape Breton), 40 New Brunswick (Saint John), 6 PEI, 6 equity pathways. Not viable for SpaceCat as a general Ontario applicant despite the Dalhousie BA connection.
- GPA: Minimum 3.3 for Maritimers, 3.7 for OOP
- Class Size: 169
- URL: https://medicine.dal.ca/departments/core-units/admissions.html
- Notable: SpaceCat’s BA from Dalhousie does NOT count as Maritime residency — what matters is where you currently reside. Indigenous and Black Learners pathways available. Distributed campuses across three Maritime provinces.
19. Memorial University of Newfoundland — Faculty of Medicine
- City: St. John’s, NL
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes
- MCAT Required: Yes (OOP competitive: ~510+ total, 127+ CARS)
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: Memorial direct application
- Out-of-Province: Majority of seats for Newfoundland & Labrador residents. ~6 seats for “Other Canada” pool (450+ applicants). Must have minimum 85% academic average and MCAT 510+ to be competitive for OOP. Extremely competitive for Ontario applicants.
- URL: https://www.mun.ca/medicine/administrative-departments/admissions/undergraduate-md-program/
- Notable: Connections to Newfoundland can provide an advantage even in OOP pool. New regional campus at UPEI (see below).
20. University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) — Memorial University Regional Campus (NEW — first cohort August 2025)
- City: Charlottetown, PE
- Program Duration: 4 years (Memorial University MD degree)
- Any Bachelor’s Accepted: Yes (Memorial’s requirements apply)
- MCAT Required: Yes (Memorial’s requirements apply)
- CASPer Required: Yes
- Application System: Through Memorial University
- Out-of-Province: 20 seats reserved for PEI residents (including at least 1 Indigenous seat). Not open to Ontario residents.
- URL: https://medicine.upei.ca/
- Notable: Partnership between UPEI and Memorial. Students receive Memorial’s MD degree. Focus on rural medicine, family medicine, and climate change adaptation. A future joint UPEI-Memorial degree is being developed. Second cohort begins August 2026.
SUMMARY TABLE
| # | School | Province | Duration | MCAT | CASPer | Min GPA | OOP Seats | Realistic for SpaceCat? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | UBC | BC | 4 yr | Yes | No | 75%/85% OOP | ~10% (~33) | No — OOP + high GPA needed |
| 2 | SFU (NEW) | BC | 3 yr | Optional | No | TBD | TBD | No — likely BC preference |
| 3 | U of Alberta | AB | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | 3.3/3.5 OOP | ~15% (~29) | No — OOP + high GPA/MCAT |
| 4 | U of Calgary | AB | 3 yr | Yes | No | 3.80 OOP | ~15% | No — 3.80 minimum |
| 5 | U of Sask | SK | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | varies | ~5% (~5) | No — essentially closed |
| 6 | U of Manitoba | MB | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | varies | ~5% | No — essentially closed |
| 7 | McMaster | ON | 3 yr | CARS only | Yes | 3.0 | 90% ON | YES — BEST OPTION ★ |
| 8 | U of Toronto | ON | 4 yr | Yes | No | 3.6 | ON favored | Unlikely — GPA barrier |
| 9 | Ottawa | ON | 4 yr | No | Yes | 3.5 | ON favored | GOOD — if GPA ≥ 3.5 |
| 10 | Queen’s | ON | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | 3.0 | ON favored | POSSIBLE — holistic |
| 11 | Western | ON | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | 3.7/yr | ON favored | Unlikely — 3.7 hard cutoff |
| 12 | NOSM | ON | 4 yr | No | No | 3.0 | Context score | POSSIBLE — if rural ties |
| 13 | TMU (NEW) | ON | 4 yr | No | No | 3.5 | ON favored | GOOD — holistic, new |
| 14 | McGill | QC | 4 yr | No | Yes | ~3.89 avg | ~5 seats | No — near impossible OOP |
| 15 | U de Montreal | QC | 4-5 yr | No | Yes | N/A | ~5% | No — French required |
| 16 | U Laval | QC | 4-5 yr | No | Yes | N/A | minimal | No — French required |
| 17 | U Sherbrooke | QC | 4-5 yr | No | Yes | N/A | minimal | No — French required |
| 18 | Dalhousie | NS | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | 3.3/3.7 OOP | 6 equity only | No — OOP closed (general) |
| 19 | Memorial | NL | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | 85% | ~6 | No — extremely competitive |
| 20 | UPEI-Memorial (NEW) | PE | 4 yr | Yes | Yes | TBD | 0 (PEI only) | No — PEI residents only |
SPACECAT’S RECOMMENDED APPLICATION STRATEGY
Tier 1 — Apply to these (strongest fit): 1. McMaster — The single best option. 3.0 minimum GPA, CASPer weighted at 32%, only needs CARS. Study hard for CARS section. 2. Ottawa — No MCAT, CASPer required, GPA minimum 3.5. Strong if GPA clears the threshold. 3. TMU — No MCAT, no CASPer, holistic review, GPA minimum 3.5. New school = less established competition patterns.
Tier 2 — Apply if eligible (worth a shot): 4. NOSM — No MCAT, no CASPer, GPA minimum 3.0. But Context Score heavily favors Northern Ontario. Only apply if SpaceCat has any rural/northern/Indigenous/Francophone connections. 5. Queen’s — GPA minimum 3.0, CASPer required, MCAT required. Holistic review, but admitted average is 3.85.
Key action items: - Confirm exact GPA on OMSAS scale — this determines which schools are even possible - If GPA < 3.0: No Canadian MD program is accessible. Consider a second degree or post-bacc to raise GPA. - If GPA 3.0-3.49: McMaster and NOSM are the only realistic options. Consider also doing a 5th year or additional courses at a Canadian university to raise OMSAS GPA. - If GPA 3.5-3.69: McMaster, Ottawa, TMU, NOSM, and Queen’s are all in play. - Prepare intensively for MCAT CARS section (needed for McMaster) - CASPer is already a strength — leverage this at McMaster and Ottawa - Shelter work experience should be prominently featured in autobiographical sketches and will shine in MMI interviews
KEY APPLICATION SYSTEMS
| System | Schools | Website |
|---|---|---|
| OMSAS | All 7 Ontario schools | https://www.ouac.on.ca/omsas/ |
| UBC Direct | UBC | https://mdprogram.med.ubc.ca/ |
| SFU Direct | SFU | https://www.sfu.ca/medicine.html |
| Alberta Direct | U of Alberta | https://www.ualberta.ca/medicine/ |
| Calgary Direct | U of Calgary | https://cumming.ucalgary.ca/mdprogram/ |
| USask Direct | U of Saskatchewan | https://medicine.usask.ca/ |
| UManitoba Direct | U of Manitoba | https://umanitoba.ca/ |
| McGill Minerva | McGill | https://www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions/ |
| UdeM Direct | U de Montreal | https://medecine.umontreal.ca/ |
| Laval Direct | U Laval | https://www.fmed.ulaval.ca/ |
| Sherbrooke Direct | U Sherbrooke | https://www.usherbrooke.ca/medecine/ |
| Dal Direct | Dalhousie | https://medicine.dal.ca/ |
| Memorial Direct | Memorial / UPEI | https://www.mun.ca/medicine/ |
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