Justin Trudeau

When it comes to protecting some of the most vulnerable—prisoners and asylum seekers—Canada is not taking any extraordinary measures

Andrew Cash: Until now, it’s been acceptable for employers and governments to shrug off any responsibility for freelancers, contract, gig workers

Image of the week: Mislaid toys under a skiff of snow remind us of better days—and that some tasks now have to wait

In his briefing on Thursday, the PM highlighted efforts to get funding to workers and scientists, including $25 million to 49 research teams across the country

Scott Gilmore: If the Liberals want to take the best decisions for all Canadians, they need to bring the NDP and the CPC to the cabinet table

Trudeau’s Wednesday address from Rideau Cottage announced unprecedented measures at the border and $82 billion in economic measures for Canadian workers and businesses

The Prime Minister responded to Ontario’s state of emergency, reiterated that federal funds are available to Canadians abroad who need help getting home, and said the feds are ’examining’ emergency measures

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

Paul Wells: In a week like this one, here’s something Ottawa can live without—a pointless gathering with an impossible agenda