Coronavirus

On May 19, the Premier of Ontario announced that schools will not reopen and overnight summer camps will remain closed

The Premier of Ontario and the Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce, will make an announcement as parents wait for news on the fate of the school year

In his May 16 briefing, the Prime Minister announced Health Canada approval for a vaccine trial at Dalhousie University

In his May 15 briefing to Canadians, the Prime Minister announced $450 million for researchers and research institutions, as well as an extension to the wage subsidy and a promise to fine-tune the program

Tom Mulcair: For over a month, the Quebec government had been aware that long-term care workers were working between different residences. There is no excuse for inaction.

The Ontario premier named a long list of permitted reopenings, including golf courses, vets, sports fields, construction and some medical services

Peter MacKay: Rather than rely on China for critical goods, Canada’s strategic interests require us to shift towards partners that align with our rules-based system

In his May 14 briefing to Canadians, the PM announced the new Fish Harvesters Benefit, interest-free loans for Indigenous businesses, regulations on boating, and news that some National Parks will be opening in June

Socializing is a big part of the post-secondary experience. For now, that aspect of university life doesn’t seem to be available—at least not in the usual ways.

Image of the Week: The province’s decision to resume elementary classes is an unintentional experiment in child psychology