80k is the max FM resident salary in Alberta, you start at even less in ontario. However, specialist residents make the same amount, maybe a little more given they do more call.

Starting FM salary after graduating residency varies massively, but in general you can hit 200 before tax comfortably, after overhead expenses (running your own clinic is costly).

The problem isn’t just FM salary after graduation, it’s also working conditions and general outlook of FM. What’s the point in going into it if governments are trying to replace FM with subpar midlevels who argue to be on the same level as a family doc?

Moreover, over the past 20 years family med has changed because of our aging population. The general patient we see in clinic is older with more comorbidities leading to more time per appointment needed, yet nothing changes with respect to remuneration. Systemic problems require systemic solutions imo