A dispatch from the front lines of the new French revolution

Farewell to Quebec

Moderna’s Patricia Gauthier is preparing Canada for the next pandemic

Canadian paramedics are in crisis

Dr. Daisy Fung: even long COVID patients working in health care are not believed. (Photograph by Jason Franson)

Chronic exhaustion, derailed lives and no way out. This is long COVID.

An abandoned U.S. dam is blocking fish from B.C.’s Similkameen River—and key spawning ground

Ts’eketi, the 100-year-old B.C. sturgeon that’s here to save her species

This colourized image, taken with a scanning electron microscope, shows a dying cell in a COVID-infected patient; the SARS-CoV-2 virus particles are in orange (Courtesy of NIAID)

Inside the global race against COVID-19 mutations

The moment of quiet after a patient has been turned onto his back. His nurse has just left the room, after applying balm to his lips and dimming the lights. (Heather Patterson)

Alone and afraid: Alberta’s third wave in photos

In this illustration, a ribosome (centre) is producing a protein (red) from an mRNA template (multicoloured); the COVID-19 vaccine uses mRNA to teach our bodies to recognize and attack the virus’s protein (Juan Gaertner/Science Photo Library/Getty Images)

Researchers looking for mRNA were ridiculed by colleagues. Luckily, that didn’t stop them.

Funeral home workers remove a body from the Centre d'hébergement de Sainte-Dorothée in Laval, Que., in April 2020 (Ryan Remiorz/CP)

The year of the pandemic has busted the myth that Canada values its seniors

Spalding in the hospital in June, his daughter’s reflection in the window as she takes a photo (Courtesy of Frances Spalding)

Strict COVID-19 protocols are leaving seniors lonely, depressed and wondering: Is it worth it?

Wanda Roberts poses for a photo in Yellowknife

Personal care workers describe what led them to their jobs

Heather Ramey is grieving the loss of her husband Dave Varghese along with her three children Tonia, 26, Suriya, 8, and Elijah, 5. They were unable to visit Varghese in the hospital because of restrictions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, even though he did not have the virus. (Photograph by Chloë Ellingson)

Christina Frangou