Paul Wells

Paul Wells: Trudeau’s behaviour around the ’Farmhouse’ renovation fits a pattern: believing that you deserve only the information he deigns to give

When the pandemic wiped her high-profile gigs off the calendar, the Juno-winning musician and her bandmates took to the virtual stage

Paul Wells: The plans that premiers Legault and Ford released on Monday were road maps and not timetables—and there are good reasons why

Paul Wells: For decades, researchers and officials obsessed with planning to stop an outbreak. Then along came COVID-19 and we were sitting ducks. What went wrong?

Paul Wells: It was time once again for the release of new mortality projections. In Quebec, a likely best-case scenario is still a rough optimism.

Paul Wells: Openness and trust were fraying before COVID-19. The damage done to this world view is certain to last.

Paul Wells: ’The premier, like most of us in our due time, has decided sorrowful knowledge is more compelling than glib ignorance, and that the only way to deny purchase to an infectious disease is to give it fewer chances to infect.’

Paul Wells: Shelters across the country are facing ’a perfect storm of bad news’ with a vulnerable population and workers without protection

Paul Wells: A new poll shows the number of people playing fast and loose with urgent pleas to isolate is falling, but it’s a still sizeable number among young Canadians

Paul Wells: There were layers of chaos in Ottawa as a handful of MPs hurried to pass a coronavirus support bill. And this crisis is just getting started.