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Throwing a flag in the trash is frowned upon. Some people in Grande Prairie have taken it upon themselves to organize a proper burial each year for worn-out flags, complete with speeches and a lunch for guests.

Stephen Maher: There is growing commentary that all Canadians should wear masks in public to stop the virus. Here’s what the experts say.

What you need to know about calculating additional interest costs and protecting your credit score

Jane Philpott: That means frontline workers having access to PPE, rapidly expanding the health workforce in creative ways, and the provinces and territories working together to produce consistent and timely data

If you can’t reason with the U.S. president, the best way to end this pandemic might be to do the one thing known to work—play to his vanity

Max Fawcett: The government needs to acknowledge that the political relevance and cultural value of renters are important. That means creating a short-term shelter subsidy of $1,000 per month right now.

He will be joined at Queen’s Park by Ontario’s minister of health, the minister of colleges and universities and the minister of education

In his March 31 briefing to Canadians, the prime minister announced $2 billion will go towards items like masks, face shields and gowns

The Prime Minister speaks to Canadians about the federal response to COVID-19, after unveiling further subsidies for businesses and workers yesterday

Politics Insider for March 31: We’re tracking layoffs across Canada, and offering advice to those who lose their jobs. Also, the PM announces who qualifies for a federal wage subsidy.