Coronavirus

Yashoda Valliere and her fellow medical students turned helping health-care professionals into its own essential service

While working the frontlines as a med student, Wickenheiser saw COVID’s impact with her own eyes. She volunteered to secure badly needed PPE, and then advocated for fellow athletes.

For your dog, these are the glory days. Your cat has seized every opportunity to bend you to his will. You’re merely a supporting player. They’re the main event.

A fortunate Prairie province has rallied around its top doctor, Saqib Shahab, who fell in love with Saskatchewan after moving from Pakistan to the small city of Yorkton

Beyond the ‘pivot to virtual,’ Canadian universities have developed some pretty ingenious ways for students to learn and get to know each other

When Julie Nolke mock-explained the virus to a past version of herself, that video went viral—and tapped into the grim and incredulous mood of the beginning of the crisis

Dr. Simon Demers-Marcil explains why he was initially reluctant to have the viral photo go public—and how it feels to tell families they’re losing a loved one

Natalie Donaldson was torn between two essential roles: parent and sole family breadwinner

She learned on the fly how to track the virus. ’Back then, I was making lines on a piece of paper with a ruler to record the temperatures,’ she says. ’Now it’s so streamlined.’

When the need for domestically produced PPE soared last year, Vasudeva’s Maxtech retooled its production lines and got to work