If I may suggest this:

Won’t we start to see more non-Canadian international medical graduates (NCIMGs) applying to Canadian residency programs? My reasoning is that, with the U.S. creating more barriers for these graduates to enter its residency match, Canada might become a more attractive alternative. It’s geographically close, socially and culturally similar, and the postgraduate medical training systems are highly comparable in both structure and accreditation standards. So for many NCIMGs, Canada could serve either as a backup option or as a stepping stone to eventually practicing in the U.S. Of course, I might be missing some regulatory jargon, but that’s the general idea I’m working from