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Globe and Mail
39 minutes ago
- Globe and Mail
Aires Hosts Two First-Ever Events: Demo Day Symposium at UFC's Performance Institute & Roundtable on Environmental Wellness
World-class participants included UFC's Dr. Duncan French, Gary Brecka, UFC fighter Michael Chandler, NASCAR driver Chad Finchum, HGTV host Sarah Baeumler, and Biohack Yourself Media's TereZa & Anthony Lolli Explored the influence of electromagnetic environments on sleep, stress, physical recovery & cognition Aires premiered video demonstration of the Company's performance-enhancing tech Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - July 7, 2025) - American Aires Inc. (CSE: WIFI) (OTCQB: AAIRF) (" Aires" or the " Company"), a pioneer in advanced technology designed to optimize electromagnetic field (EMF) environments to support health and well-being, hosted two first-ever events in Las Vegas, Nevada, on June 25 and 26, 2025 (see event details below). Both events focused on how people can take an active role in designing and controlling their environment as a new pillar of wellness and health optimization. As part of the events, Aires premiered a video demonstrating the Company's performance-enhancing technology through data from brain scans and heart rate variability (HRV) when exposed to electromagnetic environments with and without the presence of Aires' environmental tuning products. The video can be viewed here: The Aires marketing team captured the exclusive conversations and interactions at both events, which will be repurposed as digital assets to support the Company's educational, brand awareness, and sales campaigns. Cannot view this video? Visit: Aires CEO, Josh Bruni, commented: "For the first time, the conversation around health at UFC's International Fight Week included the invisible biological input that influences strength, stamina and recovery: our electromagnetic environment. Most people aren't aware that their electromagnetic environment — internal and external — is continually shaping their biology. They've also never seen scientific data showing how that environment can be proactively and precisely tuned to improve biological outcomes and performance. That's why we initiated and hosted these events. They're the latest example of Aires' commitment to educating people about how the invisible electromagnetic environment is a core pillar of health, just like other universally accepted biological factors such as water, sleep, movement, and nutrition. The importance of that message was reinforced by the enthusiastic participation of the world-class experts, specialists and peak performers that contributed and shared their knowledge. Our commitment is to continue making the invisible visible through events like these and through our marketing efforts so that more people, organizations and businesses learn how Aires can help transform the electromagnetic environments around us all to promote well-being." Event #1: Demo Day Symposium at UFC's Performance Institute The Demo Day Symposium was held at the UFC's Performance Institute (PI) during UFC's International Fight Week on Wednesday, June 25. The symposium's focus on the biological impacts of electromagnetic environments aligned with UFC PI's dedication to peak performance, recovery, and human potential. The event included a panel discussion with Aires CEO Josh Bruni, the PI's Vice President of Performance Dr. Duncan French, neuroscientist Dr. Dogris, and top athletes. Event #2: Built For Brilliance Roundtable on Environmental Wellness On Thursday, June 26, Aires hosted the Roundtable on Environmental Wellness in partnership with Biohack Yourself Media ( The event explored the influence of environment — including electromagnetic environments and electromagnetic fields (EMFs) — on sleep, stress, physical recovery and cognition. The roundtable's conversation was hosted by Biohack Yourself Media's TereZa Lolli, and brought together leaders from the fields of peak performance, medicine, and environmental design, including: Josh Bruni, Aires CEO Gary Brecka, renowned human biologist, biohacker, and longevity expert Michael Chandler, UFC Lightweight division fighter & father Dr. Nicholas Dogris, health psychologist, neuroscientist & neurorehabilitation director at Florida-based FHE Health Dr. Dan Rubin, board-certified naturopathic oncologist & owner/practitioner at Arizona-based Naturopathic Specialists, LLC Sarah Baeumler, Environmental Architect, designer, creative entrepreneur & star/host of HGTV's series Renovation Island Biohack Yourself Media's TereZa Lolli and Anthony Lolli, Publisher and Editor In Chief About American Aires Inc. American Aires Inc. is a Canadian-based nanotechnology company committed to enhancing well-being and environmental safety through science-led innovation, education, and advocacy. The company is selling a line of proprietary patented silicon-based resonator products that optimize electromagnetic field (EMF) environments to support health and well-being.* Aires' Lifetune products diffract EMF radiation emitted by consumer electronic devices such as cellphones, computers, baby monitors, and Wi-Fi, including the more powerful and rapidly expanding high-speed 5G networks. The Aires Certified Spaces TM ( standard is a set of protocols for implementing EMF modulation solutions to create authorized EMF-friendly spaces that support well-being in a tech-driven world. Aires is listed on the CSE under the ticker 'WiFi' and on the OTCQB under the symbol 'AAIRF'. Learn more at and *Note: Based on the Company's internal and peer-reviewed research studies and clinical trials. For more information, please visit On behalf of the board of directors Company Contact: Josh Bruni, CEO Website: Email: wifi@ Telephone: (415) 707-0102 Investor Relations Contact Grant Pasay (415) 707-0102 grant@ Certain information set forth in this news release may contain forward-looking statements that involve substantial known and unknown risks and uncertainties. All statements other than statements of historical fact are forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, statements regarding future financial position, future market position, growth, innovations, global impact, business strategy, product adoption, use of proceeds, corporate vision, proposed acquisitions, strategic partnerships, joint ventures and strategic alliances and co-operations, budgets, cost and plans and objectives of or involving the Company. Such forward-looking information reflects management's current beliefs and is based on information currently available to management. Often, but not always, forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of words such as "plans", "expects", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "predicts", "intends", "targets", "aims", "anticipates" or "believes" or variations (including negative variations) of such words and phrases or may be identified by statements to the effect that certain actions "may", "could", "should", "would", "might" or "will" be taken, occur or be achieved. A number of known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors may cause the actual results or performance to materially differ from any future results or performance expressed or implied by the forward-looking information. These forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, certain of which are beyond the control of the Company including, but not limited to, the impact of general economic conditions, industry conditions and dependence upon regulatory approvals. Certain material assumptions regarding such forward-looking statements may be discussed in this news release and the Company's annual and quarterly management's discussion and analysis filed at Readers are cautioned that the assumptions used in the preparation of such information, although considered reasonable at the time of preparation, may prove to be imprecise and, as such, undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking statements. The Company does not assume any obligation to update or revise its forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise, except as required by securities laws. No securities regulatory authority has either approved or disapproved of the contents of this news release. The Shares have not been, nor will they be, registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended, or any state securities laws, and may not be offered or sold in the United States, or to or for the account or benefit of any person in the United States, absent registration or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any common shares in the United States, or in any other jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful. We seek safe harbour.
CTV News
2 hours ago
- CTV News
Tyson Moran of Wingham, Ont. expected to be picked in MLB Draft
A Wingham team has a good shot at being chosen in the upcoming MLB draft. CTV London's Brent Lale reports. A teenager from small-town Midwestern Ontario is likely to hear his name called in the upcoming Major League Baseball (MLB) draft. Tyson Moran Tyson Moran of Wingham, Ont. is projected to be selected in the MLB Draft. (Brent Lale/CTV London) 'He just hasn't stop hitting,' said Chris Robinson, one of his coaches with the Great Lake Canadians (GLC). As the MLB draft approaches this week, the second baseman from Wingham, Ont. is ranked in some mock drafts as a mid-round pick. 'I haven't really been a highly touted prospect over the years until recently,' said Moran. 'I'm just trying to soak it all up and trying not to take it for granted.' The left-hand-hitting infielder has power, speed, and his game has elevated over the past year. Tyson Moran Second baseman Tyson Moran of Wingham, Ont. is a prospect in the upcoming MLB Draft. (Brent Lale/CTV London) His coaches praise his work ethic and describe him as 'determined.' 'It's a two-hour drive (from Wingham to Dorchester) and he's the first kid here, four days a week,' said Jamie Romak, a former MLB player who coaches Moran with GLC. 'He wants to work. He appreciates the opportunity he's been given and guys like that tend to succeed in this game. It started in March on a trip to Arizona playing professional competition that he just absolutely demolished and hasn't really stopped since then.' During that trip he hit two home runs against the Cleveland Guardians. Every time he's played over the past few months, scouts are keeping an eye on him. Tyson Moran Tyson Moran has a 'professional hit tool' according to his Great Lake Canadians coaches (Brent Lale/CTV London) 'It is really cool to kind of interact with some of the scouts, especially with me going out to Arizona,' said Moran. 'That kind of environment was really cool. I'm playing against a bunch of pro guys just realizing that could be me in the next couple of years, but I'm trying not to think about that too much.' His rise through the rankings started less than a year ago. 'He really kind of had a coming out, so to speak, last fall,' said Robinson. 'He was the Futures Game MVP there for the Toronto Blue Jays Showcase, which is a big deal from across the country. He's an easy to root for kid.' Tyson Moran Tyson Moran high-fives a teammate after scoring a run for the Great Lake Canadians. (Source: Brent Lale/CTV London) Moran has committed to North Dakota State but has dreams of playing professionally. With the draft now 20 rounds – a reduction in 2019 – only half as many prospects are selected from previous years. Moran should be one of them. 'That's kind of my goal right now,' he said. 'It'd be something I would never forget.'
CBC
3 hours ago
- CBC
Thousands paid $50 to secure a season ticket for a Halifax CFL team. Some wonder where the money went
Social Sharing When the proposed Atlantic Schooners CFL franchise announced a season-ticket drive in late 2018, Rob MacCormick spent $100 on a deposit for two seats. The Windsor Junction, N.S., sports fan wanted to support the team. He also hoped that if the franchise came to fruition, more concerts would come to the city because of the stadium the team needed to construct as part of the venture. MacCormick wasn't alone in placing a deposit. The Canadian Press reported in December 2018 that 6,000 people had done the same. At $50 a ticket, that's at least $300,000. CBC News spoke to 10 people who said they paid the deposit. Eight — including MacCormick — said they did not receive refunds. "When you go a pair at a time, it certainly does add up, and maybe somebody should be accountable to this," said MacCormick. As the COVID-19 pandemic arrived, the CFL venture disappeared from the public conversation. Two affiliated companies behind the idea — Schooner Sports and Entertainment and Maritime Football Limited — have had their registrations revoked in the Registry of Joint Stock Companies. to build a 24,000-seat, $110-million stadium in Shannon Park. The space would have been used for community sports and major concerts as well. In December 2019, Halifax council voted to give the proponents $20 million, but only if a list of conditions were met. "We're thrilled. We thank council for their due diligence and very spirited debate. We're very excited to move forward," said Schooner Sports and Entertainment partner Anthony LeBlanc. By April 2020, LeBlanc had taken an executive role with the NHL's Ottawa Senators. However, he remained a director with Maritime Football Limited, the Registry of Joint Stock Companies information shows. MacCormick said he used to get the odd email from Schooner Sports and Entertainment about things like town hall events. He even received a holiday email encouraging him to buy tickets for loved ones. But the emails eventually dried up. "Over time, I felt that the deposit was gone and it was $100, not the end of the world, but you know, it just felt like things weren't going to happen," said MacCormick. The CFL maintains an Atlantic Schooners website. While updates on the state of the franchise are several years old, the site still pulls in fresh stories from the league's website. Jason Mullis, a diehard CFL fan who lives in Gatineau, Que., also put down a deposit for season tickets. He bought tickets because he wanted to see an East Coast franchise that would create a coast-to-coast league and establish a much-sought 10th team. Mullis, who has driven across the country to attend games at all CFL stadiums, has a Facebook page called the Cflhobo that he uses to share his passion for the league. He planned to purchase season tickets for a Halifax franchise, but would have donated most of them given geographic constraints. Mullis said he's not concerned about the refund money, but said he saw some online chatter from unhappy fans. "People were upset. 'Oh, I haven't heard nothing. Where's our money?'" he said."But, I don't worry about it. If you really want it back, you can complain enough, you'll get your money back." CBC contacted officials with Schooner Sports and Entertainment. LeBlanc agreed to an interview, but later sent along a statement instead. Proponents say they will launch a refund portal In it, he said the proponents are setting up a portal to honour new refund requests. He said information on the portal will be released shortly. LeBlanc said that when Schooner Sports and Entertainment shut down in 2023, the company had no assets or liabilities, and had been offering refunds to season ticket holders for five years. "These deposits were and continued to be refundable, with a significant number of deposit holders seeking refunds," he said in the email. "All of the requests that were submitted through proper channels have been honored." LeBlanc said the effort to bring a CFL franchise to Halifax involved "significant and material financial obligations, all of which were honored." He said Schooner Sports and Entertainment partnered with organizations that included architectural, public relations, government relations and marketing firms. Schooner Sports and Entertainment also partnered with the CFL on a 2019 game that was held in Moncton, N.B., that led to "significant and material financial losses," said LeBlanc. The organization decided to spike the CFL franchise, in part, because of a lack of appetite to help fund the project. "With the onset of the pandemic, all public sector entities made the very prudent decision to pause, and eventually withdrew agreements and suspended ongoing discussions regarding the project," said LeBlanc.
