B.C. to spend $22M to give boost to number of veterinarians
A spokesperson for the association representing cattle ranchers in B.C. is welcoming additional funding to get more people into veterinary schooling.
“It has been very challenging for ranchers to access vet care in the rural and northern communities of B.C.,” Stump said in speaking to the Canada-wide shortage of veterinarians. Stump made these comments as Post-Secondary Education Minister Selina Robinson announced the funding Thursday in Abbotsford.
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