Coronavirus

Dr. Maskalyk, who practices emergency medicine and trauma at Toronto’s St. Michael’s Hospital, shared his unique perspective on the COVID-19 outbreak

Rachel Jansen: With COVID-19 grinding the economy to a halt, it seemed strange to me that we were still so invested in the idea of productivity, especially since the world we’re living in now affords some of us time to slow down

Sergio Marchi: The coronavirus represents the largest challenge the world has seen since the UN was founded, other than World War II, yet it has fostered little international cooperation

Some attempts have moved indoors or into the backyard—where the risk of viral spread is reduced but achievement can still be great—while others reflect Canada’s new cooped-in reality

In his May 20 briefing to Canadians, the PM announced a launch date for the Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance program, and outlined the details of new loans for big business

AG Hair could have waited out the pandemic but instead decided to lean into its entrepreneurial culture and make a sharp pivot

Our editorial: The entire country is now a laboratory. And we will soon have reliable data on how the CERB affects individual decisions and outcomes on work, school and health.

During coronavirus lockdown, food has become a central part of our lives. But for Marie Lamensch, who suffers from an eating disorder, being at home and stuck with food is like her version of hell.

If you have been temporarily laid off and your boss asks you to go back to work and you say no, then you’re essentially quitting your job

The rent program, which has been weeks in the making, has faced much criticism, confusion, and exposed the perils of pandemic policy making