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Timothy Sly: The regions that experienced SARS in 2003—Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Ontario—mostly demonstrated a stronger and more effective response to COVID-19. The one exception was Ontario, which still seems to be confused and indecisive.

Tune into Canadian musicians from across the country performing in an evening showcase on June 10 at 8 p.m. ET

The Ontario premier announced a long list of re-openings starting June 12 across much of the province, including places of worships, bar and restaurant patios and hair salons. He also announced a ban on commercial evictions.

An open letter from Black women leading community supports and services

The premier has said that while the government will elaborate on next steps in reopening during the coronavirus pandemic, they will not be put into place immediately

A head-to-head with a politician, writer, commentator, artist or panel in an ongoing series, usually hosted by Paul Wells, senior writer

’For years, he kept records of platoon members he knew had survived the war. When the new phone book came out, he would check to see if they were still alive. But he never contacted them.’

Esi Edugyan: For true systemic shifts to occur, everyone has to recognize that the whole underlying structure is so irreparably broken that no one can afford to live like this anymore

Eternity Martis: Black women, who experience ’misogy­noir,’ a mix of misogyny and racism, are also aggressively punished by police

Ian Williams: ’Dear cell phone companies,’ There are software issues with your phones that I won’t get into. My date and time function is frozen in the 18th century.