Each year, thousands of medical graduates apply for residency positions in Canada through the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS). Similar to the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) in the US, CaRMS uses an algorithm to help match medical students and residents with training programs. CaRMS Match Day is certainly exciting, but it is many months in the making. “The Canadian OCG webinars were great at answering frequently asked questions for the CaRMS match and eased some of our worries throughout the process.”Webinars specifically tailored to the Canadian match cycle have also greatly helped students. Navigating the CaRMS process can be challenging, but many Canadian students studying at SGU have found the support and resources they need to pursue residency opportunities back home.