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Alberta Court of Appeal upholds veterinary discipline but remits costs for reconsideration

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The Alberta Court of Appeal has upheld findings of unprofessional conduct and sanctions against a veterinarian and his company for employing an unlicensed veterinarian, improper supervision, and failu...

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