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She learned on the fly how to track the virus. ’Back then, I was making lines on a piece of paper with a ruler to record the temperatures,’ she says. ’Now it’s so streamlined.’

When the need for domestically produced PPE soared last year, Vasudeva’s Maxtech retooled its production lines and got to work

Philippe J. Fournier: At the campaign start line, a new Mainstreet Research poll suggests another face-off between the mayor and former mayor would be a clash of titans

The accomplished hoop dancer went mega-viral while introducing TikTok audiences to a cherished part of his Cree heritage

“I didn’t want to regret that decision 10 years from now, looking back at 2020, thinking I was spreading the virus instead of trying to fight it.”

The provinces that resisted the federal plan will now have to chart a new path. But they already quietly understood what needs to be done.

It isn’t easy, but being able to study during the crisis is a blessing, says Sham Al Mukdad, a Syrian-Canadian who lived most of her life in Syria and experienced a different, harsher kind of lockdown

“Everything is open here. You can do anything—but we choose not to. We chose to stick by the rules we lived with all summer in Canada.”

Vaxx Populi: Experts say between variants and many people still being unvaccinated, we need to remain vigilant. But we can feel assured of not becoming seriously ill.

Lewis Weiss, an auto-detailing shop owner, 55-year-old grandfather and YouTube-loving elected official in La Broquerie, Man. divided his community with his ’plandemic’ rhetoric