Neuro-Ophthalmology in Canada

When writing about neuro-ophthalmology in Canada, one has to start by mentioning that one of the founding fathers of modern neuro-ophthalmology was a Canadian. Frank Walsh, MD, was born in Saskatchewan. Dr. Walsh received formal education in Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, completed medical school in Manitoba, and later returned to Saskatchewan, where he spent 9 years working as a general practitioner. He then began a residency in ophthalmology at Johns Hopkins and became one of the founders of neuro-ophthalmology as a subspecialty.