York University School of Medicine to Train Family Doctors with Government Support
The Ontario government is investing $55.8 million to support the planning and operations of York University’s new School of Medicine. The university’s medical school, which is slated to open in 2028, will be the first in Ontario to focus primarily on training family doctors. This initiative aims to strengthen Ontario’s healthcare workforce by increasing the number of family doctors in the province. According to the plan, the York University School of Medicine will play a key role in bolstering Ontario’s pipeline of primary care physicians.
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