coronavirus in Canada

Canadians have shut themselves in and the rest of the world out as the pandemic takes hold. We really are in this together. A special report on the COVID-19 crisis.

Tim Sly: Could Canada have benefited from an emphasis on intensive and sustained surveillance, rather than community-wide lockdown?

When the coronavirus emergency transitions to a post-COVID-19 economic order, securing the critical needs of Canadians, and the supply chains that meet them will be an essential and historic undertaking

The Prime Minister addresses Canadians during his daily brief about the federal government’s latest measures to deal with COVID-19

Ayelet Tsabari: The Gulf War wasn’t the first time I was faced with the fragility of life, but it was the first time I grasped the futility of planning

Ian Williams: Should we wish that the world would shut down every year? How could it happen again? And what would we do with all our time?

Max Fawcett: Before the coronavirus made its way into Canada, Ford was best known for leading a government that could best be described as dumpster-fire adjacent

The prime minister addresses Canadians during his daily briefing on the COVID-19 crisis

Dave Moscrop: Our practices and institutions are stable and functional—until they’re not

The prime minister addresses Canadians during his daily brief on the COVID-19 crisis after announcing this week that $2 billion will be used to purchase protective equipment for health care workers.