Public health and preventive medicine in Canada: A good book to face public health and epidemiology questions in MCC part 1

If you are sitting for MCC part 1, you'll have to face questions regarding public health and epidemiology. There is a good book to face public health and epidemiology questions in MCC part 1. The name of the book is "Public health and preventive medicine in Canada" by Chandrakant Shah.
Canadian Medical Students preparing for the MCC part 1 will definitely benefit from reading this book. This one stop shop will give you the information you need to be well prepared for the public health and epidemiology questions. An easy read and a well laid-out book. 
Dr. Chandrakant Shah has elaborately discussed everything which will make easy understand the health care system for beginner of healthcare professionals and also works as an important reference for administrators and practitioners who must understand health and the health system in order to work effectively within it. As you understand the health care system well, it works as a good book to face public health and epidemiology questions in MCC part 1.
You can choose to read Public health and preventive medicine in Canada: A good book to face public health and epidemiology questions in MCC part 1. 
Good luck with you MCC exam. 

USMLE or MCC for Canada

For the IMG (international Medical Graduates) who migrated to Canada must go through MCC examinations. They have to pass MCCEE and MCCQE.
USMLE is not valid in Canada. If one have plan to get involved in USMLE, he/ she will have to go to USA for residency and practice.
Is someone is planning to settle is Canada and think that he would not take the risk of continuous failure with residency after passing MCC examinations. He can give try USMLE. There are cases who have passed USMLE and finished residency in USA had better luck with getting residency in Canada after passing MCC.
The question is who has the patience of getting involved in three MCC exams followed by residency in Canada after passing four USMLE exams and having residency in USA.