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Canada’s health officials discuss the most recent data on COVID-19

Politics Insider for April 28: The House of Commons is back tomorrow, the federal wage subsidy is open for applications and western separatists might join forces

The PM addresses Canadians on the latest measures the federal government is taking to slow down COVID-19

Before You Go: After a divorce, Sue Carter moved into a small basement apartment. She thanks her friends—and ex-landlords—for the new life she found.

’I realized how important rituals are in response to the chaotic experience of grief. I feel disoriented right now because I’m not able to provide families with those comforts.’

Paul Wells: The plans that premiers Legault and Ford released on Monday were road maps and not timetables—and there are good reasons why

Philippe J. Fournier: Polls have Joe Biden ahead of Trump, but as with Clinton in 2016, how the ’toss up’ states eventually swing is what matters

Paul Boothe: Lessons from Ottawa’s 2009 automaker bailout for those seeking help for troubled industries like oil and gas and airlines today

The premier will explain the framework for reopening the province during the COVID-19 pandemic

In his April 27 briefing on the COVID-19 pandemic, the PM reminded everyone that they can’t keep both the wage subsidy and the CERB, and said the feds are working with provinces and territories on guidelines to reopening the economy