# Brian Sinclair
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Wallace Brian Vaughan Sinclair (27 September 1915 – 13 December 1988) was a British veterinary surgeon who worked for a time with his older brother Donald Sinclair and Donald's partner Alf Wight. Wight wrote a series of semi-autobiographical books under the pen name James Herriot, with Brian and Donald Sinclair appearing in fictionalised form as brothers Tristan and Siegfried Farnon.
Sinclair worked for his brother while studying veterinary medicine until he graduated from the Royal (Dick) Veterinary College in Edinburgh in 1943, subsequently joining the Royal Army Veterinary Corps in India.
#129: 28 Graduate recruitment mistakes, with Brian Sinclair
Hello and welcome to the 129th episode of the UK's number 1 career podcast, and I've got a very special episode for you today. Joining me back on the show by popular demand is graduate recruitment expert and best-selling author Brian Sinclair, who discusses his new book '28 Recruitment Mistakes: ...
Jan 25 2024- Are Old Trees Matt Allard's New Shiny Thing?
A recap of recent episodes lead off Episode 8 and then City Hall is in the spotlight this week!
Marty Gold has an update on our interview with an arson victim, a comment from Coun. Ross Eadie on our exclusive that the investigation into Coun. John Orlikow is on ice, and the ongoing controversy ...
Indigenous Healthcare Equality: The Fight Against Systemic Injustice (September 2024)
In this episode of 'Ask the Lawyer,' hosts Warren Berg and Cynthia Carels from Weir Bowen LLP discuss the ongoing issue of systemic racism in Canada's healthcare system, particularly its impact on Indigenous patients. With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaching, they reflect on...
A preventable tragedy: Premier Wab Kinew talks about the state of Manitoba's health-care system
In CBC Radio's monthly interview with Premier Wab Kinew, we tackle the heartbreaking news of another death in the emergency department at Health Sciences Centre. A middle-aged man died after waiting for hours for care, a tragic echo of the 2008 death of Brian Sinclair. Despite changes to the syst...
E01 Medical Malpractice
This chapter dives into the eerie topic of medical malpractice, including the origins of lobotomies, a controversial procedure once used to treat mental illness by severing connections in the brain’s prefrontal lobe, often leaving patients severely impaired. It delves into the Little Albert expe...
The Evan Bray Show - Brian Sinclair & Melissa Pawlust - July 24th, 2025
STARS plays a vital role across the country saving lives. But have you ever heard the story of someone who was a patient of the service? Brian Sinclair, owner of The Shake Shop in Regina, was saved by STARS back in May. He's joined by Melissa Pawlust, founder of the STARS Over the Lake Foundation...
Fatal Accidents Act, Wrongful Death, and Racial Bias in Alberta (May 2026)
This month on Ask the Lawyer, Cynthia Carels and Toby Vickar break down the realities of anti-Indigenous racism in Canadian health care and what it means for patients, families, and the law. From how bias shapes triage and treatment decisions to why it remains a current patient safety issue, they...
AI in Action: E10 Brian Sinclair - Learning, cheating or competing? AI's role in early careers
Welcome to the latest episode in the AI in Action mini-series, part of the Powering Potential with Robert Walters podcast. Hosted by Tom Lakin, Global Head of Future of Work, and Faye Walshe, Director of Innovation & AI, this episode delves into how artificial intelligence is transforming early c...
