Can You Believe that the prefix "Dr" is not actually regulated in Newfoundland?


Yes that's right. If you want to put "Dr" before your name, there is not any law, rule or regulation to stop you. No medical degree, no PhD, no university degree and hell - no high school diploma. - no problem. You can still call yourself a doctor. Does "Dr" Gibbons even have a high school diploma I wonder? If he has that, is it fake like every other degree he has? Be very careful who you let help you with your health.

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