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In his daily briefing for April 15, the PM said leadership is needed to support seniors ’who built this country’ and announced a pay boost for essential workers in care facilities

The Premier of Ontario makes an announcement at Queen’s Park about the ongoing COVID-19 crisis

Politics Insider for April 15, 2020: Ottawa is ramping up of the Quarantine Act that’s been in effect since Mar. 25, the PM announces that the feds are in talks with the provinces to plan reopening the economy, and the return of ’speaking moistly’

The prime minister addresses Canadians about the COVID-19 crisis, after announcing development of new rapid testing kits and funding for northern communities yesterday

Stephen Maher: The government clearly failed to respond as effectively as South Korea, with dire consequences. The recovery now will be long and difficult.

If approved, a draft memorandum of understanding would pave the way, but there’s a catch—it would do nothing to stop the contentious pipeline construction already happening

Stewart Elgie: Three lessons for stimulating a smart, post-COVID economic recovery that puts people to work today building the economy of tomorrow

Danyaal Raza and Jillian Ratti: Effective virtual care needs to be married with our fundamental goals for overall health care reform

Ken Boessenkool and Dan Robertson: The government says it will spend double on wage subsidies for businesses compared to individuals and families. In 2020, it’s families that are "too big to fail."

Scott Gilmore: Your ability to stay safe at home depends on low-paid workers to shoulder the hazards of infection. How can we make this right?