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“#The big issue in the next federal budget should be the Care Economy” It’s Canada’s biggest economic driver, and our best pathway to a recovery. Here’s how governments can take it seriously. Pat Armstrong, professor of sociology, York University; Marjorie Cohen, professor of political science, Simon Fraser University; Laurell Ritchie, Good Jobs For All Coalition;…
“#How did it come to this?” After a year of struggling with this pandemic, science has developed a relatively good grasp of COVID-19. We know that it is difficult to catch the virus from surfaces: Sanitizing your groceries and obsessively covering your hands in hand sanitizer is probably unnecessary. We know community spread is driven,…
“#The superspreader events that governments let happen” When British Columbia’s provincial medical officer Bonnie Henry gave the green light for skiers to hit Whistler’s slopes last Feb. 5, the resort town was already dealing with a lot of COVID-19 cases. With about 12,000 permanent residents and many seasonal staff, Whistler had had 547 infections the…
“#Vaccine passports could facilitate a return to normal, says new report” Canada’s chief science advisor doesn’t recommend a specific approach, but warns that if governments don’t act soon the private sector may steam ahead As other countries test out digital vaccination certificates and the international community scrambles to figure out post-pandemic travel, Canada’s chief science…
“#Doug Ford’s April 16 Ontario COVID-19 update: Live video” The premier is set to speak at 2:30 p.m ET. Stay tuned for the livestream. The post Doug Ford’s April 16 Ontario COVID-19 update: Live video appeared first on Macleans.ca. If you liked the article, do not forget to share it with your friends. Follow us…
“#Prince Philip’s funeral: Eight things to expect (and how to watch it)” Prince Philip, who died on April 9 at age 99, is getting the private funeral he wanted. Instead of the pomp and ceremony of a grand public funeral, such as that given to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in 2002, his funeral will…
“#Q&A with Vaccine Hunters Canada: ‘We’re just here to get things done’” Many Canadians are discovering that finding a vaccination appointment isn’t as easy as it should be. Much of the confusion and concern is centered in Ontario: In addition to implementing frequent changes to eligibility requirements that vary by region, the province is experiencing…
“#The pandemic puts Parliament’s stuffy men’s dress code to the test” To be recognized in Canada’s national legislature, men must wear a jacket and tie. New Zealand’s legislature axed that rule and has not become a den of slobs. Is it time for our own traditions to come under scrutiny? “It’s not about ties,” the…
“#Canada’s cleantech innovators keep heading south. Let’s reverse the trend.” Stewart Elgie: Joe Biden’s impressive tax incentives are luring clean technology companies that incubated in Canada. The federal budget should be a turning point in the fight to keep them here. Stewart Elgie is a professor of law and economics at University of Ottawa, and…
“#One young journalist’s experience writing obituaries for COVID-19 victims” Tess Jieun Ha: Reaching out to people who lost loved ones to COVID-19 was a daunting assignment. But having the opportunity to describe the rich lives of Asian Canadians was an honour. Tess Jieun Ha graduated from multimedia journalism at Seneca College in Toronto. As a Korean…