In Philadelphia, during 1950, excitement and cheer floated in the air. America had recently won the second great world war and the relief of victory had turned to boundless joy and peace. The horrors of the war had taken a back seat and people were growing young families. The economy … Read More
An Italian neurosurgeon named Sergio Canavero of the Turin Advanced Neuromodulation Group and his partner Dr. Xiaoping Ren of Harbin Medical University in China claim they have successfully completed the world’s first human head transplant on corpses. The process involves attaching nerves and blood vessels in the neck and head … Read More
Will Joyce had gotten involved with Movember years before their issues hit close to home. He was a philanthropic coordinator at a university, and would recruit volunteers. But he never really understood the true power of the organization until his diagnosis. Will was diagnosed with third stage testicular cancer in … Read More
The image above of David and I almost didn’t happen. It was taken back in 1990 at a meet-n-greet in Toronto. If you look closely, you’ll notice his “handler” behind my head motioning with his finger to say “last one”. I came “this” close to never meeting my idol. A … Read More
Canada: a magnet for young talent through our great universities, a beautiful place with safe, family-friendly cities, and a hub for small businesses by way of our low taxes. We’re a leader in the world in terms of business development, right? Not quite. Although Canadian politicians constantly laud the country’s … Read More
