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English-language public research university in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
William (Viliam) Makis is presented across multiple public profiles as a Canadian-trained nuclear medicine physician and researcher who has worked in radiology/oncology and authored more than 100 peer...
Declassified records and archival reporting show MKULTRA was not a single lab’s work but a wide network: at least 80 institutions and roughly 185 outside researchers participated, including universiti...
Donald Ewen Cameron’s “psychic driving” was a staged psychiatric procedure of the 1950s–60s that combined tape-loop repetition of verbal cues with extreme somatic interventions — prolonged drug‑induce...
Mainstream science and reputable fact‑checkers say the “elite adrenochrome harvesting” story is a modern conspiracy with no credible evidence: adrenochrome is an oxidation product of adrenaline that c...
Declassified MKUltra records identify scores of universities, hospitals and private labs that received CIA funding or served as sites for drug and behavioral experiments—most famously McGill Universit...
Ivana Trump’s pre-1977 résumé consistently lists her as a , , and , with additional claims that she studied physical education and worked in Canada while improving her English; sources disagree on som...
A series of civil actions and government payouts followed revelations that Dr. Ewen Cameron’s experiments at McGill University were funded by the CIA as part of MK‑ULTRA: a landmark U.S. lawsuit by fo...
Declassified materials and contemporary reporting name a number of specific universities and hospitals that received funds or hosted subprojects, but the surviving records are fragmentary and do not e...
Survivors of -funded pursued a patchwork of legal actions from the 1970s into the 2020s that produced a handful of settlements, some court-ordered awards, many dismissals, and — most recently — the au...
Yes — a body of scholarly reporting, court filings and archival research establishes that experiments now tied to ’s were carried out at , a psychiatric facility affiliated with , under the direction ...
was a Scottish inventor and electrical engineer best known for demonstrating the world’s first public system in January 1926 and for a string of related "firsts" in early television research, includin...