A Quebec teenager becomes an internet sensation 45 years later
A 1981 television performance by Serge Veilleux has found millions of new admirers on social media
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Old comic strips are making a comeback
One Canadian millionaire’s indie platform is quietly rescuing forgotten comic history
Tuberculosis is still the world’s deadliest infectious disease
Canadians stopped paying attention, but tuberculosis continues to kill more people than any other infection
Lloyd Robertson was a Canadian original
A fixture of Canadian living rooms for over four decades, he set a standard for broadcasting longevity, dignity, and grace
Netflix’s The English Game is great drama but poor history
The real story behind the birth of professional football was compelling enough without rewriting so much of its history
The road to disaster is often paved by experts
Economist Walt Rostow believed he could engineer history. History had other plans
Books on comics are losing their champions
The decline of book reviewing has made it harder for outstanding books on animation and comic strips to receive the attention they deserve
Stop romanticizing pirates: They were just efficient thugs
Elected captains, clear rules and shared rewards kept their criminal enterprises running
Canadians never heard the whole Freedom Convoy story
Before passing judgment, read what Tamara Lich has to say for herself
Farewell to Canada’s Country Gentleman
The life and career of Tommy Hunter, the humble musician and host who defined a generation of Canadian television
History is a lie: Progress isn’t inevitable
Patrick Wyman’s new book Lost Worlds shatters the myth that we were destined to succeed
Stevie Wonder gave Sesame Street its finest moment
His 1973 performance of “Superstition” showed how music could unite children and parents alike
Stop pretending we can function without GDP
Diane Coyle’s history of GDP proves it is the only tool that reliably links prosperity to your personal well-being
