The decision is just a “slap on the wrist,” complainants Jessica Hamilton and Larissa Engels told the Star. The college “really applaud(s)” the group for taking the videos and filing the complaint, she added. At Queen’s Park, Community Safety and Corrections Minister David Orazietti told reporters he was “very shocked” at details of the abuse. The CVO issued Rekhi a licence on June 18, 1999, according to the college’s website, and it was active until it was suspended Aug. 20 this year. Rekhi took over Skyway Animal Hospital in 2007, according to a “Meet The Team” page on the clinic’s website.

Source: thestar September 16, 2016 00:56 UTC