Marsha Lederman

The last year has been excruciating, with the attacks on Israel, the catastrophic war in Gaza and the hatred that has rippled all the way to Canada

At certain intersections, it’s hard to see approaching cars or bikes because of parked SUVs or other large vehicles blocking the view

The film, which had screenings at TIFF cancelled over threats, does not glorify Russia or its war in Ukraine. It’s a raw, unflinching look at the war

Rather than begin construction in October, VAG officials are pausing the project and work is not anticipated to begin before 2025

The detrimental consequences of devices on student learning have been left unchecked for far too long

Cat ladies and more: The misogyny in today’s political discourse is alarming

The former president cannot be judged kindly after launching the war in Iraq. But at least he clearly cared for his fellow Americans, unlike the narcissistic megalomaniac Donald Trump

The works of the late author – a genius at weaving sensitive stories about women and small-town life - demand reassessment, after a real-life horror story surfaces about her husband’s abuse of her daughter, Andrea Robin Skinner

Without serious reform, other migrants will be encouraged to live in Canada without status or documentation

The Globe often offered a humanitarian view of immigration, but in its worst moments, urged Canada to close its doors to certain cultures