A quick google search shows that if you are a graduate of a non-accredited veterinary school, and there are no veterinary school's in Syria that are accredited in Canada, you have to pass a three part test from the Canadian Veterinary Association. Once you  pass those tests you can then apply to to get a license to practice veterinary medicine for any of the provincial licensing boards.  Did this guy think we were just going to take his word that he was a vet and give him a license to practice? Maybe we should just waive the licensing rules for Syrians. And all of a sudden they'll all be dentists, doctors, engineers.....................