The AFMC sourced a list of skilled and certified translators for medical students to use as they fulfill their application requirements for residency program applications across Canadian Faculties of Medicine.

If you did not match in this year's CaRMS first round, you still have options. We have compiled some resources from various sources to help you through this process.

As virtual interviews approach, check out these great interview resources from AFMC, CFMS, and the University of Alberta.

Upcoming milestones and deadlines for the R1 Residency Match can be found here.

In response to these needs, AFMC has developed the Canadian Residency Virtual Promotion Guide that outlines general guidelines that pertain to virtual program promotion and applicant engagement for the 2021 R1 match cycle.

A virtual interview handbook for applicants is now available to assist with the transition to virtual interview for the 2021 residency match. The handbooks were created by a working group of the AFMC Resident Matching Committee (ARMC), which included learners, PG deans and Program Directors.