The Final Moustache Chronicle: November 30, 2014 While life as a true Gent is always brimming with adventure and interesting conversations, the month of Movember has officially come to a close. As a thanks for being such a great sport, we sent Adam over to an...
As recently reported by Globe and Mail Canada - the Conservatives have doubled the size of children's fitness tax credit and what this could mean for our next generation of men is considerable. In fact, our president was recently asked about this change and his...
Shea Emry takes on the tough subject of men’s mental health and the dangers surrounding the “masculinity mask”
Sometimes small changes can feel like running a marathon. It is for this reason that we would like to applaud a man for taking his health into his own hands, one step at a time. Dave Sullivan is a writer and performer in St. John’s, he is witty, talented and 415...
You have to find ways to counterbalance the excess to keep fit and feel sharp on the road. My solution: run the NHL.
With Hockey season around the corner and six months of beer drinking, pub food lovin’, Sportsnet goodness coming up, we thought we would talk to Jim Hughson about how he stays trim for Hockey Season. Here is what he had to say: Find your fitness focus“I run the NHL. I...
Time is scarce and getting and staying healthy can be a huge challenge for men. Adam shared with me a model of behaviour change theory and we love his common sense approach.
Over the last two months one of our most humble champions Ned Bell has been cycling across Canada with the goal to increase awareness for sustainable seafood. If you’ve had the fortune to meet Ned you would know he is a man of integrity with a passion for food, a...
YouCheck is a world first – an algorithm that provides men with their 10 year health outlook for the 7 most common conditions and diseases that affect men. YouCheck was developed in partnership by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation and the University of British...
Guys, we get it! You don't want to be nagged. Not about doing the dishes, fixing the bathroom fan, or eating that salad. So we knew when we launched the Don’t Change Much campaign, humour might be the best medicine to encourage making small healthy lifestyle changes....