By GERRY POSNER Most people have heard of the Three Tenors, and the novel “The Three Musketeers” is a classic, but likely not too many are aware that in Toronto there are three mohels who are making the “cut”, all of whom have three things in common.
By GERRY POSNER First there were there the Howes, as in the late Gordie and sons Marty and Mark. Then came the Hulls, as in Bobby and son Brett.
By MEACHELLE BELLAN Although I usually write about various exercise instructors at the Rady JCC, this time I’ve decided to write about coping with mental health.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Love after 70 – how difficult is it to find a partner when you’re single and over 70?
By URIEL HEILMAN
NEW YORK (JTA) – Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is facing growing accusations that his campaign is countenancing anti-Semitism – if not encouraging it outright.
By MARTIN ZEILIG
Throughout his four decade-long career as a psychiatrist, Michael Eleff, MD, FRCPC, has, as he says, always done a little bit of private practice in addition to his primary role as a staff psychiatrist at the Health Sciences Centre and teaching at the (newly renamed) Max Rady College of Medicine.
