Tatjana Ristic, founder of OurWellness – a family-owned specialty retailer of vitamins, minerals, herbs and supplements in Uptown Toronto – has been helping people struggling with a wide range of health concerns for well over 25 years. A medical school graduate from Yugoslavia in the late 80s, she worked in her home country as a doctor and as a teacher… View Post
Most of the doctors in Canada are professional and highly skilled. However, medical errors can occur for a multiplicity of reasons in all stages and areas of healthcare and these errors can have very serious consequences. Common types of medical errors include misdiagnosis, surgical errors, mistakes prescribing and administering prescriptions and treatment errors that affect the mother and child during… View Post
Scant offerings in the theatres this week and fewer films screened for critics. However, dear reader, I’m screening TIFF films for upcoming interviews during the annual crush on King St. And I’ll review, when allowed, as most films are under embargo until a later date. However got a gander at Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman in their second film together. [youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQFdGfwChtw” width=”500″… View Post
Richard Armitage the versatile British actor who played Francis Dolarhyde in Hannibal and The Hobbit’s Thorin travels back to the time 700 years for his latest film, Brendan Muldowney’s Pilgrimage. He plays the cunning French warrior Raymond De Merville intent on stealing a sacred religious relic being carried by unprotected Irish monks on their journey to Rome. De Merville will… View Post
Patti Cake$ is a sleeper, a fierce ensemble piece about three women and the men who respect them, a story about a blue collar girl aspiring to make it in rap. It’s a dramatic coming of age gem with heart, humour and reward. Relative newcomer, Australian dynamo Danielle Macdonald is intensely charismatic as Patricia Dombrowski, a.k.a. Killa P, a.k.a. Patti Cake$…. View Post
By Glenn F. Martin, Founder & CEO of Full Circle Home Care Inc. Who is the Sandwich Generation? First coined by social worker Dorothy Miller in 1981, “Sandwich Generation” has taken on a life of its own. The term originally described women in their 30s to 40s who were “sandwiched” between young children and aging parents as their primary caregiver. A… View Post