One small shot for Anita. One giant dose of hope for humankind.
Image of the Week: A personal support worker gets Ontario’s first anti-COVID inoculation as the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine arrives in locations across Canada
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Humanity feels burned. Enter Elon Musk.
Image of the Week: Landing appears to be an issue for the SpaceX Starship. But hey, if we get off this messed-up planet, who says we’d want to come back?
A feel-good moment for the Nova Scotia lobster fishery
Image of the Week: The fireworks around ’Dumping Day’ were the type you’re actually glad to see
The gravity of Alberta’s COVID crisis, in one phone call
Image of the Week: A doctor’s call to tell a family their loved one had died captures the exhaustion, frustration and sorrow washing over the province
Spitting-mad Trump supporters are not going away
Image of the Week: Laugh, cringe or succumb to outrage, there’s no avoiding the outgoing president’s COVID-denying true believers
A lonely day of remembrance in a time of COVID
Image of the Week: A symbolic reminder that it is now up to everyday Canadians to keep our veterans safe
The sum of U.S. election fears in one pile of ballot boxes
Image of the Week: What everyone thought would happen is happening. That’s concerning—but surely not cause for shock and panic.
Donald Trump’s other wall
Image of the Week: On the eve of a pivotal election, signs of the dissent and division consuming America are right outside White House
Andrew Wilkinson enters the five stages of political grief
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The powder keg that is Armenia versus Azerbaijan
Image of the Week: The conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh was a bomb waiting to go off. It’s been that way for centuries.