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In Canada,
each provincial and territorial government is responsible for licensing physicians to
practice medicine within its boundaries. Licensure to practice medicine in Canada requires
the completion of an accredited postgraduate training program, as well as the completion
of national qualifying exams. Each individual province and territory may have different requirements.
Information in this regard is outlined in the following links.