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KGO ABC World News With David Muir June 28, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KGO ABC World News With David Muir June 28, 2016

Good evening. We begin tonight with the most sweeping decision on abortion in a generation. Today, the Supreme Court struck down a texas law that imposed strict requirements on clinics and doctors. Finding those limits place an undue burden on the constitutional right to abortion. And on the steps of the Supreme Court, you see it there, activists squared off. Jubilation from the prochoice side. But despair from antiabortion forces. Because this ruling could effect so much of the country. At least two dozen states have passed laws similar to those struck down today. Abcs mary bruce is in washin...

A glance at fall fashion trends - Vimarsana News

A glance at fall fashion trends

As fall creeps up on us, so do new fashion trends. Fall is a time to cozy up in your favorite oversized flannel, but what else?   Every season, fashion trends pop up, and staying on top of those trends can be a task in itself. Clothes that were popular in fall 2022 could be out...

B.C. to pay $10M to train new veterinarians as those in the profession burn out - Vimarsana News

B.C. to pay $10M to train new veterinarians as those in the profession burn out

British Columbia is doubling the number of seats it will subsidize for first-year veterinary college to address a shortage of animal doctors in the province. The funding comes after those in the profession have warned about high rates of burnout and suicidal thoughts.

Source: cbc.ca
Canada's veterinarians are not OK — overwork, pet owners, debt load leading to burnout - Vimarsana News

Canada's veterinarians are not OK — overwork, pet owners, debt load leading to burnout

The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association estimates that 30 per cent of Canadian veterinarians and 50 per cent of veterinary technicians are in the advanced stages of burnout.

Source: cbc.ca