Eric Andrew-Gee

Excited to share the cover of my forthcoming book with @randomhouseca, THE MIND MAPPERS. It's the true story of the intimate but tortured friendship between two brilliant neurosurgeons who charted the brain but lost each other. Available in bookstores May 27 and for pre-order https://t.co/KbMsCg5CGf

RT @TheAgenda: Is French immersion working in Ontario? "Immersion is a bit of a misnomer," says @ericandrewgee (@globeandmail) Tonight a…

RT @picardonhealth: Sheila Kussner just raised another $7-million for charity -- this time for @Hope_Cope. Her secret? She’s really good at…

RT @ProTecDi: 🔘Nacido de la pandemia, el proyecto de peatonalización en Mont-Royal Ave, vecindario Plateau de Montreal, Canadá está demostr…

Hi! I'm looking to speak with people across Canada about how forest fire season and related air-quality issues have affected them psychologically, for a story in the Globe. DM or email me ([email protected]) if you would like to share your thoughts.

Montreal has built what seems to be the world's longest, albeit temporary, pedestrian street. It has turned Mont-Royal Ave. into a daily festival of flâneurs. Residents and businesses love it. Urbanists from the rest of Canada visit and wonder: Why not us? https://t.co/alH01VlWiY

Good reminder to read (or re-read) @veevcoopersmith's award-winning reported essay about fertility fraud and her own journey to discover the truth about her biological father. She's expanding it into a book you won't want to miss either! https://t.co/81AW23wlPd

National Magazine Awards 🇨🇦 @MagAwards

Norman Barwin was the go-to guy for artifical insemmination in the '80s. After helping hundreds of women concieve, children, like Personal Journalism winner @veevcoopersmith, discovered their donors weren't who they thought they were. https://t.co/2Fegvq4t4P #NMAReadingList https://t.co/MbeLnEwZYR

RT @Stommedia: The right to the profession of war reporter Anton Skyba has been renewed. I congratulate the team of the leading Canadian me…

RT @FxDuhamel: EXCLUSIVE: Montreal fire department had stopped investigating evacuation routes years before deadly fire. My latest for the…

The Wada test is a household name in neuroscience — it freezes half the brain before surgery to show which side controls speech and memory. Made an appearance on Grey’s Anatomy and everything. And it was invented by a Canadian, who died in April at 99. https://t.co/l2XItMRO4G

RT @veevcoopersmith: Feeling so honoured to have been nominated for two @MagAwards in the Best Emerging Writer and Personal Journalism cate…

RT @madihaslam: Jen is a brilliant, dedicated, generous and endlessly supportive publisher. She's also an amazing boss and loving friend. E…

RT @FxDuhamel: I'm looking for positive stories from the power outage chaos in Montreal. Did you host neighbours for a candlelight Easter d…

At 104, Brenda Milner has spent a lifetime studying amnesia, but seems to remember almost everything. (Including the starting eleven of the 1933-34 Manchester City side.) https://t.co/MuByieIkJm

RT @picardonhealth: Memory scientist Brenda Milner seems to remember almost everything. The legendary neuroscientist is still going strong…