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When family physician Farshid Razaghi immigrated to Quebec five years ago, he couldn't speak French and the province didn't recognize his Iranian medical credentials.

 

But determined to work as a doctor, Razaghi, 39, aced the exams leading to the Canadian medical licence and its U.S. equivalent. Now trilingual, he also has an Office de la langue francaise proficiency certificate.

 

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God bless Quebec for making life so hard for foreign trained doctors to practice here, even after passing exams here in Canada / Quebec. Honestly if they got rid of the damn language law, Montreal and the rest of the province would grow in more ways than one. Down with Bill 101.

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