Aaron Hutchins

Proximity to the president on Jan. 20, 2017 was no indication of job security. Quite the opposite, in fact.

American politics’ big day used to take place in March.

And now they’re limbering up for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. They explain to Aaron Hutchins how they’ve stayed in top form over the past year.

Keeping tabs on trials, approvals and distribution of vaccines that Ottawa has pre-ordered

Health Canada’s top medical advisor on how Ottawa is reviewing the most promising vaccines—and how long we’ll have to wait

Nunavut is a rare jurisdiction in North America that has kept the virus away. The territorial government has been lauded for its efforts, but also criticized by residents for taking extreme measures.

Can we all agree to keep our cool, and not clean out the pasta aisle?

A project featuring a statue of every Canadian PM has become a politically charged minefield as the legacies of the nation’s early leaders are reappraised according to contemporary standards

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Ilan Schwartz on playing sports, the performative aspects of ’deep-cleaning’ and whether you should steer clear of exhaling smokers

Scientists are studying a strain of translucent, one-eyed zooplankton that comes out at night. "When you look at live ones under a microscope, they can spin their eye to look at you. You’d think the organism is possessed.”