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Politics Insider for March 26: Running on fumes, federal ministers take their emergency-aid road show to the Senate—and Ontario throws billions at the fight against coronavirus

Paul Wells: There were layers of chaos in Ottawa as a handful of MPs hurried to pass a coronavirus support bill. And this crisis is just getting started.

A new word enters the lexicon to describe people who eschew social distancing practices in the wake of the greatest public health crisis in recent times

Jen Gerson: Threatening to take away civil liberties isn’t enough. Mobilizing the country will require a galvanizing message—and the promise of better things to come.

Sydney Loney was diagnosed with breast cancer in January. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, her scheduled mastectomy was cancelled, and she doesn’t know how her cancer has progressed.

The UN is taking measures to protect those in refugee camps from the spread of the coronavirus. But there is little room for social distancing in the camps, where people often have to line up for food and water.

Abel mines his family’s painful story, exploring the impacts of residential schools and intergenerational trauma, in a new literary work of poetry, art and archival documents

In his briefing for March 25 the PM said any Canadian not making money due to the coronavirus outbreak will get $2,000 per month for four months

The PM gives his March 25 update on COVID-19 after the House of Commons negotiated overnight to pass an $82 billion economic aid package

Politics Insider for March 25: A marathon negotiation behind closed doors left the House of Commons suspended, and mostly empty. But MPs worked through the night and, just before sunrise, passed a heavily amended spending bill