Banana taped to a wall sparks a cultural food fight in the art world
Maurizio Cattelan’s banana sold for $6.2 million and became a “masterpiece”
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In a post-national Canada, why do we need the CBC?
Trudeau’s post-nationalism undermines the very reason for the CBC to exist
Truman Capote is a literary influence for the ages
He left a lasting mark on how storytelling and journalism intersect even today
What we can learn from the fall of Carthage
BOOKS: Some conquests wiped out entire cultures and populations, leading to the collapse of their civilizations
How Canadian talent shaped North American media
The golden days of Canadian announcers in the broadcasting industry featured legends like John Rae, Al Hamel, and Alex Trebek
A lost Mozart masterpiece discovered in German library
Newly discovered serenade by Mozart stuns the classical music world
Treasure Island’s ripping adventure stands the test of time
Why Stevenson’s pirate tale still resonates
How extraterrestrials took over our culture
Space historian Robert Smith explores humanity’s long-standing alien fascination
The radio guest who wasn’t supposed to be there
He was just looking for change for the parking meter
Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were the dynamic duo of frontier justice
Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were two of the Old West’s most famous lawmen, but their stories are far from simple
The untold side of Phil Donahue’s talk show revolution
Gave a voice to ordinary people
The day the Beatles shook Vancouver
Their first appearance in Canada 60 years ago was cut short because of a near-riot
The legacy of Jack Webster, Vancouver’s media icon
Webster was a legendary broadcaster and journalist
