Opinion

Stephen Maher: The government clearly failed to respond as effectively as South Korea, with dire consequences. The recovery now will be long and difficult.

Stewart Elgie: Three lessons for stimulating a smart, post-COVID economic recovery that puts people to work today building the economy of tomorrow

Danyaal Raza and Jillian Ratti: Effective virtual care needs to be married with our fundamental goals for overall health care reform

Ken Boessenkool and Dan Robertson: The government says it will spend double on wage subsidies for businesses compared to individuals and families. In 2020, it’s families that are "too big to fail."

Scott Gilmore: Your ability to stay safe at home depends on low-paid workers to shoulder the hazards of infection. How can we make this right?

Tabatha Southey: Sometimes there’s no way to keep a safe distance. How about converting road space into walking space and keeping the parks open and the lights on.

Amit Arya and Naheed Dosani: Dying of COVID-19 without the support of good palliative care means an anguishing end

Dr. Raiyan Chowdhury: The coronavirus crisis is a threat that needs urgent answers, but those answers cannot come fast enough for those who are sick right now  

Erling Kagge: Time slows down and the world changes when we walk. Because the world expects us to be available at all times, grounding yourself in nature can be hard.

Our editorial: Let’s not forget that the apocalyptical string of war, pestilence and recession in the early 1900s was immediately followed by one of the most exuberant and hopeful eras in modern history