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Doug Ford’s Nov. 18 Ontario COVID-19 update: Live video
The premier of Ontario addresses the province on the latest measures being taken against the coronavirus
2020 was the year that changed everything
The pandemic, political upheaval and an economic crisis have exploded truths and ideas that mere months ago seemed so fundamental they were beyond question
The future is virtual? Nope.
The pandemic has made it clear in more ways than we would have thought to count: you actually need to be there
Before 2020, we believed that in a crisis, leaders will lead. We were wrong.
The job description is right in their title, but too many simply failed to show up for work
2020 proved that women’s hard-earned place in the workforce is shakier than we thought
The economic crisis spurred by the pandemic has unveiled inequalities and obstacles once thought a thing of the past for women, begging the question: Have women really secured their foothold in the job market?
This year has shown us that we have what it takes to stop climate change
After decades of planet-threatening growth, emissions fell off a cliff. Environmentalists sense a turning point.
The year of the pandemic has busted the myth that Canada values its seniors
Decades of promises to improve the quality of life of elderly Canadians have gone unfulfilled. The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare the ugly truth.
Turns out we don’t ’need’ the gym after all
The pandemic shutdown forced a reality check: for many, all that time spent in the gym was more luxury than necessity
As 2020 approaches a merciful end, we look back at truths, exploded
Our editorial: The experience of 2020 has deeply challenged many of the things we assumed to be true. Maclean’s delved into what’s changed in this fateful year.