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Ontario’s premier provides an update as the province reports record-breaking coronavirus cases

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

Philippe J. Fournier: While Canadians still mostly approve of their political leaders, a spring federal election may hinge on a smooth vaccine rollout

Paul Wells: Ottawa is set to appoint Michael Sabia as the new deputy minister of finance

Politics Insider for Dec. 4: The newest Liberal bill shifts to reconciliation, federal officials outline their initial COVID-19 vaccine distribution plans and does Erin O’Toole have an opening in Quebec?

Letters to the editor, Dec. 3, 2020: Readers weigh in on Donald Trump’s long list of ’accomplishments,’ fishing rights in Nova Scotia and Indigenous child protection

Canadian universities need repair but are short of the money required to mend historic buildings and upgrade antiquated facilities. Across the country, the total cost was as high as $17.2 billion in 2019.

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.

Singh and Wells will sit down again to discuss the strangest Parliament ever and the NDP’s plan for the months ahead

Politics Insider for Dec. 3: Marc Miller admits his mandate letter’s top priority won’t get done, the House wants more health funding for the provinces and Speaker Anthony Rota celebrates an anniversary