Nova Scotia medical resident says immigration process causing red tape for future doctors

A medical resident who came to Nova Scotia as an international student says the province is losing out on good doctors due to immigration challenges. For the past several years, a handful of international students have attended medical school at Dalhousie University, but due to immigration requirements some have left the province to complete their residency. Alicia Draus reports.

• ‘Backwards immigration process’ creating red tape for future N.S. doctors, medical resident says