Colbalt
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
December 20, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Colbalt
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
The Midnight Sun, Yukon
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
June 19, 2026 at 11:02 PM
The Midnight Sun, Yukon
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
Village in Snow
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1930
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1930
February 12, 2026 at 12:30 PM
Village in Snow
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1930
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1930
Icefields
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1933
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1933
March 18, 2026 at 9:02 AM
Icefields
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1933
Sir Frederick Banting
c. 1933
Honey Harbour
Sir Frederick Banting
1933
Sir Frederick Banting
1933
August 30, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Honey Harbour
Sir Frederick Banting
1933
Sir Frederick Banting
1933
The Midnight Sun, Yukon
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
June 19, 2025 at 10:24 PM
The Midnight Sun, Yukon
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
Sir Frederick Banting
1926
Charles Best
Working alongside Sir Frederick Banting, he co-discovered insulin. While he did not receive the Nobel Prize, Banting gave him half of the prize winnings. In 1972, the Nobel Committee stated omitting him from the prize was a mistake.
Working alongside Sir Frederick Banting, he co-discovered insulin. While he did not receive the Nobel Prize, Banting gave him half of the prize winnings. In 1972, the Nobel Committee stated omitting him from the prize was a mistake.
September 21, 2026 at 2:15 PM
Charles Best
Working alongside Sir Frederick Banting, he co-discovered insulin. While he did not receive the Nobel Prize, Banting gave him half of the prize winnings. In 1972, the Nobel Committee stated omitting him from the prize was a mistake.
Working alongside Sir Frederick Banting, he co-discovered insulin. While he did not receive the Nobel Prize, Banting gave him half of the prize winnings. In 1972, the Nobel Committee stated omitting him from the prize was a mistake.
Maligne Lake, Canadian Rockies
Sir Frederick Banting
1936
Sir Frederick Banting
1936
August 16, 2026 at 9:00 AM
Maligne Lake, Canadian Rockies
Sir Frederick Banting
1936
Sir Frederick Banting
1936
Near Temagami
Sir Frederick Banting
1930
Sir Frederick Banting
1930
May 28, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Near Temagami
Sir Frederick Banting
1930
Sir Frederick Banting
1930
I am also a Tommy Douglas, Frederick Banting, Pierre Trudeau, Justin Trudeau kind of Canadian.
February 11, 2026 at 6:22 PM
I am also a Tommy Douglas, Frederick Banting, Pierre Trudeau, Justin Trudeau kind of Canadian.
Cobalt
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
December 15, 2024 at 9:00 PM
Cobalt
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
Sir Frederick Banting
1932
As a Canadian, it makes my blood boil that Banting's gift to the world was commodified and exploited like this. It's absolutely disgusting to see those prices. Banting would be rolling in his grave.
“Insulin belongs to the world, and not to me.”
- Sir Frederick Banting
“Insulin belongs to the world, and not to me.”
- Sir Frederick Banting
October 17, 2025 at 4:24 AM
As a Canadian, it makes my blood boil that Banting's gift to the world was commodified and exploited like this. It's absolutely disgusting to see those prices. Banting would be rolling in his grave.
“Insulin belongs to the world, and not to me.”
- Sir Frederick Banting
“Insulin belongs to the world, and not to me.”
- Sir Frederick Banting
Banting's View: Frederick Banting famously stated that insulin belonged to the world, not to him.
September 27, 2026 at 1:18 PM
Banting's View: Frederick Banting famously stated that insulin belonged to the world, not to him.
Today’s Canadian painting is “Maligne Lake, Canadian Rockies” painted by Sir Frederick Banting in 1936.
August 27, 2026 at 11:24 AM
Today’s Canadian painting is “Maligne Lake, Canadian Rockies” painted by Sir Frederick Banting in 1936.
Here's the thing about Kate Willett: she's genuinely one of the stupidest human being to ever do it. Makes Kathy Hochul look like Banting and Best.
May 10, 2026 at 2:39 AM
Here's the thing about Kate Willett: she's genuinely one of the stupidest human being to ever do it. Makes Kathy Hochul look like Banting and Best.
The Banting House National Historic Site is launching Canada’s first interactive “talking statue” with the story of Sir Frederick Banting - who created Insulin in Canada for the world #Canada
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Canada’s first ‘talking statue’ debuts at Banting House
The Banting House National Historic Site is launching Canada’s first interactive “talking statue” with the story of Sir Frederick Banting.
www.ctvnews.ca
July 2, 2026 at 1:51 PM
The Banting House National Historic Site is launching Canada’s first interactive “talking statue” with the story of Sir Frederick Banting - who created Insulin in Canada for the world #Canada
www.ctvnews.ca/london/artic...
www.ctvnews.ca/london/artic...
Today on my podcast Canadian History Ehx: Sir Frederick Banting!
Banting saved millions of lives with the discovery of insulin, but there is so much more to his life than that.
Listen on all podcast platforms or read👇
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Banting saved millions of lives with the discovery of insulin, but there is so much more to his life than that.
Listen on all podcast platforms or read👇
canadaehx.com/2020/03/29/s...
April 14, 2026 at 6:19 PM
Today on my podcast Canadian History Ehx: Sir Frederick Banting!
Banting saved millions of lives with the discovery of insulin, but there is so much more to his life than that.
Listen on all podcast platforms or read👇
canadaehx.com/2020/03/29/s...
Banting saved millions of lives with the discovery of insulin, but there is so much more to his life than that.
Listen on all podcast platforms or read👇
canadaehx.com/2020/03/29/s...
In 1922, insulin co-discoverer Frederick Banting refused to profit from the discovery and offered it to the world as a global public good.
Today, many people with diabetes still don't have access to affordable and quality treatment and care.
Today, many people with diabetes still don't have access to affordable and quality treatment and care.
January 28, 2026 at 8:00 AM
In 1922, insulin co-discoverer Frederick Banting refused to profit from the discovery and offered it to the world as a global public good.
Today, many people with diabetes still don't have access to affordable and quality treatment and care.
Today, many people with diabetes still don't have access to affordable and quality treatment and care.
When Canadian scientist Frederick Banting discovered insulin in 1923 he felt it was unethical for a doctor to profit from a discovery that would save lives.
Banting and co-inventors, James Collip and Charles Best, sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for a mere $1.00
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Banting and co-inventors, James Collip and Charles Best, sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for a mere $1.00
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June 20, 2025 at 3:12 PM
When Canadian scientist Frederick Banting discovered insulin in 1923 he felt it was unethical for a doctor to profit from a discovery that would save lives.
Banting and co-inventors, James Collip and Charles Best, sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for a mere $1.00
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Banting and co-inventors, James Collip and Charles Best, sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for a mere $1.00
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Remembering a true hero for humanity, Canadian scientist Fredrick Banting.
July 31, 2026 at 2:11 PM
Remembering a true hero for humanity, Canadian scientist Fredrick Banting.
Banting made $1.00 when he sold his patent to the University of Toronto. He said insulin belonged to the world. He didn’t profit from it.
September 7, 2026 at 11:31 PM
Banting made $1.00 when he sold his patent to the University of Toronto. He said insulin belonged to the world. He didn’t profit from it.
#ResistanceRoots
Today in history, 1921: Dr. Frederick Banting and medical student Charles Best successfully isolate insulin at the University of Toronto. On Jan. 23, 1922, they began treating 14-year-old Leonard Thompson with insulin injections, and the diabetic teenager improved dramatically. /1
Today in history, 1921: Dr. Frederick Banting and medical student Charles Best successfully isolate insulin at the University of Toronto. On Jan. 23, 1922, they began treating 14-year-old Leonard Thompson with insulin injections, and the diabetic teenager improved dramatically. /1
July 27, 2025 at 9:56 PM
#ResistanceRoots
Today in history, 1921: Dr. Frederick Banting and medical student Charles Best successfully isolate insulin at the University of Toronto. On Jan. 23, 1922, they began treating 14-year-old Leonard Thompson with insulin injections, and the diabetic teenager improved dramatically. /1
Today in history, 1921: Dr. Frederick Banting and medical student Charles Best successfully isolate insulin at the University of Toronto. On Jan. 23, 1922, they began treating 14-year-old Leonard Thompson with insulin injections, and the diabetic teenager improved dramatically. /1
When I read posts like Lisa’s it makes me so angry.
Banting, Best, and their colleagues sold their insulin patent rights to the University of Toronto for just $1 in 1923.
Banting felt it was unethical for doctors to profit from a life-saving medicine.
#Canada
Banting, Best, and their colleagues sold their insulin patent rights to the University of Toronto for just $1 in 1923.
Banting felt it was unethical for doctors to profit from a life-saving medicine.
#Canada
Imagine my shock when I go to draw my diabetes med up for the week only to discover the pharmacy shorted the prescription I paid $300 for by 1.65ml! I needed .75 & there was only .35 left. Day 1 with no health insurance & I am already getting fucked. Turning my feelings into felonies here I come.
January 2, 2026 at 1:57 AM
When I read posts like Lisa’s it makes me so angry.
Banting, Best, and their colleagues sold their insulin patent rights to the University of Toronto for just $1 in 1923.
Banting felt it was unethical for doctors to profit from a life-saving medicine.
#Canada
Banting, Best, and their colleagues sold their insulin patent rights to the University of Toronto for just $1 in 1923.
Banting felt it was unethical for doctors to profit from a life-saving medicine.
#Canada
Banting did the same with insulin.
November 4, 2025 at 11:10 PM
Banting did the same with insulin.