Ontario Investing $55.8 Million to Open the First Medical School for Family Doctors

Ontario is investing $55.8 million to support planning and operations for York University’s new medical school, with the goal of training more family doctors. The school, expected to open its first class in 2028, will initially offer 80 undergraduate and 102 postgraduate positions, expanding to 240 undergraduate and 293 postgraduate seats at full…

Ontario is funding a new York University medical school focused on training family doctors, with $55.8 million allocated to hire faculty, build a medical library, and operate programs. The school will start with 80 undergraduate and 102 postgraduate spots in fall 2028 and aims to grow to 240 undergraduate and 293 postgraduate seats, addressing a shortage…

Ontario is investing $55.8 million to help open York University’s new medical school, focused on training family doctors, with first students expected in 2028. The funding will cover planning, accreditation, curriculum, faculty, library, and operating costs, with initial capacity for 80 undergraduate students and 102 residency positions, expanding to 240…

Ontario is investing $55.8 million to support planning and operations for York University’s new School of Medicine, which will focus on training family doctors and is expected to open in 2028. The investment funds accreditation, curriculum development, faculty recruitment, library setup, and operating costs, with initial 80 undergraduate and 102…

Ontario’s government is providing $55.8 million to York University School of Medicine to train a new generation of family doctors in Ontario. The program will open a new family doctor medical school at York University, with a target start date of 2028.

The Ontario government, led by Doug Ford, plans to establish the first medical school in Ontario focused on Family Medicine at York University, with 55.8 million dollars allocated for startup. The school, to be built near Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital, aims to open in August 2028 with an initial capacity of 80 medical graduates and 102 postgraduate…

Ontario announced a $4.6 million government investment to expand production at the McMaster Nuclear Reactor, increasing the production of custom medical isotopes for cancer treatments. The plan, building on an earlier $18 million investment, will enable 24/7 operations, boost neutron output, grow research capacity by 300%, and support up to 84,000 cancer…

Ontario is investing an additional $4.6 million to increase production of cancer-fighting medical isotopes at the McMaster Nuclear Reactor, bringing total government investment in the facility to $26.9 million and boosting production and research capacity by 300%. The goal is to double medical isotope production by 2030 and position Ontario as a global…