Coronavirus

The Speaker of the House reflects on a frantic year that saw him handle an unprecedented transformation of how Parliament works

How does Canada come back from its massive pandemic deficit? Depends who you tax.

Fun was more or less cancelled in 2020. Now, people are getting ready to go away on the vacations of their dreams.

Persuading some Canadians to receive a COVID vaccine will be tough. Rolling it out may be even more difficult. Officials have their work cut out for them.

Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine—on track to be the first delivered to Canada—must be kept below -70° C, which will require dry ice, and lots of it

As we prepare to leave this surreal year behind, experts share charts showing what they’ll watch for in the economy in the coming year

Scott Gilmore: In 2020, ’seizing the day’ basically means you got dressed. Maybe you even stepped outside for a bit. Anything over and above that is just a bonus.

Volunteers at pop-up test sites, restaurants asking for a stop to in-person dining. Nova Scotians have rallied to bring the second wave under control.

Keeping tabs on trials, approvals and distribution of vaccines that Ottawa has pre-ordered

Amir Attaran: Where provinces fail, Ottawa must step in with minimum standards. To make this easy on the PM, I’ve drafted an emergency order already.