Life on the scale

Last July, Juliann Sliwa walked into the Wharton Medical Clinic, weighing 481 pounds. Her goals: To cross her legs. To tie her shoes. To dance. To live past 47. 01/12/07 12:58 AM

Lightning's last dance

500-horsepower stock car its crew calls Lightning. 01/01/07 10:15 AM

Previously

• Alberta's oil sands industry
• Black Tickle, Labrador
• Recovering with Grace
• Attitude is Everything
• The pine beetle's deadly march

Breakdown

A report on Canada's mental health crisis 05/01/08 6:00 AM

Features

• Boy in the Moon
• Conjoined Twins
• Kidney transplant
• Farm Family
• The Ipperwash story

The long summer

For many it's the only road they know 19/11/07 5:15 AM

Previously

• The art of Leonard Cohen
• Life on the road
• Mishkeegogamang First Nation
• Ringside in Vegas
• Polar bears on the brink

Photographers

Welcome to The Globe and Mail’s Multimedia Centre where we showcase the best work by our photojournalists, editors and producers. The Globe’s award-winning visual staff travel the world to capture images that both document and interpret news, cultural, sports, arts and business stories bringing readers to places they’ve never been, informing and enlightening us all.

Uniquely we rely heavily on the individual voices and styles of our team to tell stories. That’s why you’ll find the most diverse visual staff in Canada here at The Globe and Mail. Each photojournalist and editor is a specialist – a product of his or her heritage, experience and personality.

Our approach is simple: Let the story dictate. Although we rely on technology and apply artistic skill to our photography our main dedication is to the subjects and the stories we tell, honestly and accurately. I hope you enjoy watching.

Moe Doiron Deputy Managing Editor for Photography