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.
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Solving them is an addiction, but I’ve been reassured it’s a good one to have
By: Marsha Lederman
To all Canadians who still buy books: Tell each other about the ones you love
By: Marsha Lederman
Open this photo in gallery: Lionel Messi cries at the end of the World Cup final soccer match between Spain and Argentina in East Rutherford, N.J. on Sunday.
Christopher Nolan’s film is the anti-war, anti-supremacy, pro-empathy epic the world needs
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The rise of incendiary prediction markets – where traders can bet on tragedies such as wildfires and earthquakes – illustrates just how low society can go
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By: Marsha Lederman
Notable philanthropist was named to Order of Canada in 1995 and Order of British Columbia in 2021
By: Marsha Lederman
Anthropic has purchased – and destroyed – millions of books in pursuit of their content, often in batches of tens of thousands
By: Marsha Lederman
Much of the conversation around the singer/actor stems from genuine worry about her health – and the way that she is an idol for so many young people
