COVID-19

Nora Loreto: It was clear that COVID-19 infection was more deadly for disabled adults. So how many died in care facilities, and why wasn’t Ontario reporting the number?

New data from the U.K. shows the vaccines do a terrific job keeping people out of hospital, even if they get the variant. So let’s get needles into arms.

The plain truth is we’re running out of arms that haven’t already had needles jabbed into them, and Round 2 is full swing

Peel police chief Nish Duraiappah expressed frustration at the time for "a complete failure of our justice system to protect her.”

Vaxx Populi: A friendly competition between economists is generating the graphs and information Canadians really care about

Adnan R. Khan lives in Cambridge, Mass. where more than half of adults are fully vaccinated. He describes the city’s reopening, which was not exactly the celebratory fanfare some might have expected.

Variants of SARS-CoV-2 arise through errors in the virus’s replication process. But some mistakes give the virus a deadly advantage.

Education disruption is the ‘shadow pandemic’ that could eclipse the health crisis in its impact. And with mounting learning gaps and lagging policy, Canadian students are falling behind their global peers.

Image of the Week: When Albertans hear about ’the cabinet table,’ this probably isn’t what they have in mind

The isolation of the past year has functioned as a cocoon for some, providing an opportunity to grow and change, whether it be physically—through weight loss and plastic surgery—or mentally