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Posted May 1st, 2024

Veterinarians in the community

We partner with six communities in Nunavut and our team enjoys visiting the schools to provide hands on experience to students (for example, listening to their own heart beat) or having youth see our veterinary clinics in action. If you teach in one of our partner communities, reach out to plan an engaging opportunity for your students at info@vwb.org.

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