Category: A&E

A&E

by Pat Murphy | Sep 23, 2026

His calculated rise brought him the crown, but defeat at the Battle of Hastings opened the way for a conquest that transformed England

Canadians stopped paying attention, but tuberculosis continues to kill more people than any other infection

A fixture of Canadian living rooms for over four decades, he set a standard for broadcasting longevity, dignity, and grace

The real story behind the birth of professional football was compelling enough without rewriting so much of its history

Economist Walt Rostow believed he could engineer history. History had other plans

Economist Walt Rostow believed he could engineer history. History had other plans

The decline of book reviewing has made it harder for outstanding books on animation and comic strips to receive the attention they deserve

Elected captains, clear rules and shared rewards kept their criminal enterprises running

Before passing judgment, read what Tamara Lich has to say for herself

The life and career of Tommy Hunter, the humble musician and host who defined a generation of Canadian television

Patrick Wyman’s new book Lost Worlds shatters the myth that we were destined to succeed

His 1973 performance of “Superstition” showed how music could unite children and parents alike

Diane Coyle’s history of GDP proves it is the only tool that reliably links prosperity to your personal well-being