After decades of embracing immigrants, Canada is suddenly bursting at the seams. How did no one see this coming?

The Immigration Issue

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Traders at the NYSE in late February; fears over COVID prompted a stock market plunge (Scott Heins/Getty Images)

This year has proven that the stock market has no bearing on our grim economic reality

The unemployed and homeless line up for food in New York City during the Great Depression (Bettmann/Getty Images)

Canada needs a plan to rebuild itself. Let the transformation begin.

Good, owner of the now-closed Chainsaw Bar in Waterloo, Ont. (Photograph by Erik Putz)

Canada’s economy may never return to what it once was

Construction continues on condos as Canada takes precautions to slow the spread of COVID-19 in April (Steve Russell/Toronto Star/Getty Images)

How to save the economy

How dormant websites could lead to a better understanding of the COVID-19 crisis

How food supply disruptions from COVID-19 are leading to higher prices for consumers

Monitors display the S&P AND TSX composite index in the financial district as the number of novel coronavirus cases continues to grow in Toronto, Ontario, Canada March 16, 2020. (Carlos Osorio/Reuters)

Jason Kirby