1. Mcgill University in Montreal - McGill's medical school is ranked as the top Medical School of Canada and was also considered to be one of the best medical schools globally(QS World Rankings) until recently, with about 20% of its students being international students. In fact, this university has been a very popular choice for Chinese undergraduates applying abroad from China。
2. Western University in London Ontario - The Medical Faculty at western offers an MD program that prepares you well with all of the basic core components (clinical sciences etc)that will lead you on your path towards becoming a physician(family medicine or surgery specialist)and it allows you to get involved with research opportunities too so that can make up some of your experience requirements once you have moved over there after graduation. I am not sure what their admission stats are like but my friend who graduated from here had great results when he got into his preferred residency programs back home!
3. Queen’s University in Kingston - A good alternative if McGill wasn't possible for you would definitely be Queens University; they offer two different ways of studying Medicine – direct entry and bridge year. Direct Entry is for those who already hold a degree elsewhere while Bridge Year is for those whose first option is going to universities where English isn’t spoken fluently. There is a small catch though with this one; applicants need to submit scores from either TOEFL iBT/PTE Academic/C1/C2 to meet the language proficiency requirement.
4. Dalhousie University in Halifax NS - With only 96 spots available annually, admissions to DHU are notoriously difficult especially among mainland Chinese Applicants. But despite the competition, this is still a good program to consider. Their pre-professional undergraduate curriculum helps prepare for the rigors of medical school by giving students fundamental knowledge, skills and values essential to successful performance in professional life overall!