Leila El Shennawy
I used to dress up as Ms. Marvel for Halloween. Now I play her on TV.
“Marvel was all I ever talked about,” says Iman Vellani, a comic book fan from Ontario turned on-screen superhero
Meet the muses behind Robert Munsch’s most iconic stories
They were the kids who inspired some of the legendary author’s best-loved stories. Now, they’re all grown up.
The Conservatives won’t support the enforcement of the Emergencies Act
Politics Insider for Feb. 17: A breakdown of the Emergencies Act; Ottawa appoints an interim police chief; Doug Ford comes up short on a major election promise
A meteorite nearly killed this B.C. woman in her sleep. Scientists say it could be 470 million years old.
The cosmic rock hurtled through space and time and landed in Ruth Hamilton’s bed, just beside her head. It could be worth thousands.
Whitehorse’s historic Martha Black Mayday tree is dying—but its seedlings may help it live on
Hundreds of seedlings from one doomed tree will sprout this year around Whitehorse, keeping the iconic plant’s legacy alive
Four weird and wonderful inventions sparked by the pandemic
From wind instrument covers to germ-killing robots, necessity was the mother of invention for these pandemic creations
How an RCAF airman’s watch solved a 50-year mystery
The discovery of F.O. William Joseph Kyle’s watch led Veterans Affairs Canada—and his family—to where his plane went down during the Second World War
The heroes of the Thai cave rescue
The inside story of an improbable team of divers, a near-impossible plan and the rescue of 12 boys from a Thai cave