Leah Collins is a Digital Reporter at CBC Arts. She covers a range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, as well as construction and real estate, showcasing her versatility in journalism. Leah's work has been featured in numerous outlets including RealClear Education, Liverpool Echo, and CNN.
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Leah Collins' articles predominantly focus on local entertainment and community events in Canada. Her coverage emphasizes art, artists, museums, sports, and community events with a seasonal aspect.
If you have unique stories related to the Canadian arts scene, human interest pieces about local artists or individuals making an impact on their communities through creative initiatives would likely resonate well with Leah's coverage style. Consider pitching heartwarming stories about local talents achieving recognition or making positive contributions within their communities.
Given her emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics, offering exclusive insights into upcoming cultural or artistic events taking place in Canada could also capture Leah's attention.
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By: Leah Collins
The Lassonde Art Trail launches this June. Can't wait? Projects by Tracey Emin and Alexandre Arrechea are among the works already on view in Biidaasige Park.
Sunday afternoons are made for recharging and avoiding the stress of the coming week with a movie that feels like a mental reset. Whether you want to "abide" with The Dude in his bathrobe or watch Andy Dufresne slowly chip away at a prison wall, the right film makes the hours pass with ease. These...
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Inside Toronto's Gardiner Museum, staff are 3D printing with a cheap, non-toxic and fire-resistant material. Clay! Led by architect Ronald Rael, the installation is appearing as part of the 2026 International Ceramic Art Fair exhibition. It runs May 28 to Aug. 16.
Once upon a time in Toronto, locals mingled with tourists, celebs — and even a dancing bear — at a nightclub 346 metres in the sky. That place was Sparkles, and this Friday, Toronto will get to experience the magic of the era again. More parties are planned as part of the CN Tower's 50th anniversary celebration.
