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U.S. Politics Insider for March 16: Biden and Bernie held a debate in advance of primaries that may not even happen for a while

The Prime Minister said the border will be shut to non-residents, excluding Americans, in response to the coronavirus. Read his full speech here.

Andrew MacDougall: Ottawa needs to lead and that means daily information from experts, radical candour and no more spin from cabinet ministers

The PM spoke from his home in Ottawa during his 14-day self-isolation. Several cabinet ministers also spoke to reporters.

Stephen Maher: Despite government policy, passengers landing over the weekend were not being adequately warned about the virus and the need to self isolate

Philippe J. Fournier: The 338Canada model has the B.C. NDP beating the Liberal seat count in 70 per cent of all simulations. But it’s still anyone’s game.

Inexplicably, the federal government is not publishing national infection numbers in a way that allows us to see the much-discussed curve. So we’ve done it for them.

Should you attend religious gatherings? Should children visit their grandparents? Should you go to a restaurant? An infectious disease specialist weighs in.

Politics Insider for March 14: The PM and six ministers, along with the Bank of Canada governor and top public health officials, offered a long list of federal action on the coronavirus. Here’s what went down on Friday the 13th.

Tabatha Southey: It’s not exactly leadership in a time of global crisis, but Trump’s various public statements of late demonstrate the president is keeping a social distance from reality