Marsha Lederman is a journalist and author at The Globe and Mail. She covers a wide range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and animal rights, with a keen interest in cultural movements and pop culture. Her work has been featured in The Walrus and The Globe and Mail.
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Marsha's coverage primarily centers on entertainment, culture & society with a focus on evolving stories and government announcements. She often includes expert commentary in her articles.
Given Marsha’s interest in covering the evolving stories related to art, literature, and cultural events within Canada, she may be interested in insights from experts familiar with these areas. Pitching local artists or cultural figures who can provide unique perspectives could be well received.
Additionally, considering her coverage of Vancouver Art Gallery and Group of Seven topics, suggesting interviews with art historians or experts knowledgeable about Canadian art history might also resonate with her interests.
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The acclaimed one-man show, The Horse of Jenin, might never get to be staged here
By: Jesse Winter, Matthew Frank, Marsha Lederman
The Bald Range wildfire, first reported at 4:29 p.m. Friday, grew to 95 square kilometres by Saturday morning
Canada’s most prestigious literary award has found a new donor. Will it silence the critics?
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By: Marsha Lederman
Canada’s wine regions have been hard hit by fire and flood. Shop local by buying Canadian
Today, your every online move is being monitored, tracked and targeted. What can you do about it?
Are schoolyard-level taunts a wise move against the chaotic President?
Through catchy tunes, the country music star told great stories, and taught us about kindness and strength in the face of pain and adversity
By: Marsha Lederman
Parents blame themselves for their kids’ social media use, but they’re up against products designed to be addictive
By: Marsha Lederman
U.S. Secretary of Defense is using his time, power and social media account to fat-shame a B.C. cadet instructor, yet this gross behaviour is entirely on brand
