Family medicine programs in places where residents may qualify for Canada Student Loan forgiveness
2027 R-1 residency programs that match the definition below, grouped by province.
- programs
- 68
- positions stated
- 227
- schools
- 14
What’s in this collection
Family medicine, and every place the program’s location names is an under-served rural or remote community under the current federal definition.
We matched the place each family medicine program names to the federal list of under-served rural and remote communities, below. It is our match, not a CaRMS category. A program with several places is in only when every one is on the list.
Family medicine here may qualify for up to $60,000 of Canada Student Loan forgiveness. Eligibility depends on the postal code of where you work, and a resident can train in places other than the one the program names, so a program not in this collection may still have sites that qualify. Check the official postal-code lookup (opens in a new tab).
2027 R-1 program list, read 19 Oct 2026.How collections are made
Where the places come from
- Federal list
- Employment and Social Development Canada (Canada.ca), Canada Student Loan Forgiveness (opens in a new tab); page dated 2026-06-03, read 9 Oct 2026
- Definition used
- The current definition of under-served rural or remote communities. A program is in only when every place its location names is on it.
- Left out
- Places that meet only the previous community definition. For doctors it stays in place “until November 1, 2027 or the day that is 6 months after the day on which a census is published by Statistics Canada, whichever is later”.
- Postal-code lookup
- Canada Student Loan Forgiveness postal code lookup (opens in a new tab)
Newfoundland and Labrador 4 programs
Nova Scotia 6 programs
New Brunswick 2 programs
Quebec 11 programs
Ontario 26 programs
Show the other 20
Manitoba 4 programs
Saskatchewan 11 programs
Alberta 1 program
British Columbia 2 programs
Northwest Territories 1 program
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