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Trudeau’s daily coronavirus update: ’People showing any signs of COVID-19 will be denied boarding on all domestic flights and inter-city passenger trains.’ (Full transcript)
The Prime Minister announces new domestic travel restrictions, as well as tips on how to get government funding delivered to your bank account quickly
What does the COVID-19 endgame look like? Five simple steps.
Amir Attaran: Social distancing is the only option—there is no alternative. Here’s how we might eventually ease back into normal life, in a way that saves lives.
Inside a campaign to boost organ donations in Scarborough
Though nine in 10 Canadians say they support organ donation, fewer than one in five has registered. A Scarborough, Ont. group is trying to make a difference—and it’s working.
A reminder from Hell that saving lives will save the economy
Tabatha Southey receives a letter from the Prince of Hell, Master of the Fourth Circle, Father of Greed and Root of Evil
’You have warmed our hearts’
Letters to the editor, March 27, 2020: Readers weigh in on our cover that paid tribute to Flight 752’s victims, the fight for Western independence and a mail-hoarding postal worker in Japan
How Canadian universities are evaluating students during the coronavirus pandemic
As learning moved online, institutions and instructors looked for ways to be flexible. Pass-fail systems in lieu of letter grades; assignments in lieu of exams. Macaroni in lieu of clay.
Watch Moscow Apartment in concert
Stream the indie rock band’s performance from the comfort of your home
Trudeau’s daily coronavirus update: ’We’re helping companies keep people on the payroll’ (Full transcript)
In his briefing for March 27, 2020, the PM praised the recent Bank of Canada rate cut and announced new financial support for small and medium-sized businesses
For Canadians at a hostel in Peru, coronavirus has them trapped in their room
Ottawa is flying hundreds of Canadians home from Peru. These Torontonians fear they won’t get help, stuck inside on quarantine for at least a month, maybe longer.