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“#The reality of carbon prices sinks in” 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. Albertans have lived with a carbon surcharge on gasoline and home heating (along with the corresponding rebates) for 44 of the last 51…
“#The strange experience of starting university during a pandemic” 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 I didn’t expect to start university during a pandemic. But…
“#Snowbirds who flew south for the winter became targets of a social media backlash” “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.” Leo is out playing softball on a warm February afternoon near Phoenix. Infielders are required…
“#COVID-19 vaccines: What can people do after the first dose?” Spring is shaping up to be mass vaccination season in Canada. This week, a record two million doses of COVID-19 vaccine arrive to start what is an all-out push to get as many first doses into as many Canadians as possible. By the Victoria Day…
“#The reeve of this Manitoba county has taken centre stage among COVID deniers” 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 Lewis Weiss. This portrait was taken in accordance with public health recommendations, taking all necessary steps to protect participants…
“#The untold story of the pandemic in Canada” We gave our entire April 2021 issue over to a single piece, written by Stephen Maher and edited by Sarmishta Subramanian. The 22,000-word story is the most comprehensive accounting yet of what went wrong, and right, in our nation’s handling of the pandemic. Learn more about why we…
“#’Who are you bubbling with?’ How COVID-19 has changed language over the past year” From social distancing to variants of concern, pandemic-specific terms have become part of our everyday vernacular A year ago, our lexicon was suddenly filled with new terms like self-isolation, WFH (work from home) and PPE (personal protective equipment). In March 2020,…
“#Derrick Rossi, the co-founder of Moderna, got the Pfizer vaccine and he’s happy about it” The Canadian stem cell biologist helped pioneer the mRNA industry, which led to the COVID vaccines that could change the lives of billions As Derrick Rossi waited in line for his COVID-19 vaccine, everyone standing six feet apart, he reflected…
“#Erin O’Toole’s all tell, no show speech” Shannon Proudfoot: The Tory leader’s big speech had a promising message about broadening his party’s tent. Missing was how he plans to do it. “Show, don’t tell” is a familiar exhortation to anyone who’s attended journalism school or spent time in a newsroom. The idea is that it’s…
“#Erin O’Toole starts to define his conservatism” Paul Wells: At least the Conservative leader said what many in his party believe, which is that the party’s days as a Stephen Harper cargo cult need to end At least now we know Erin O’Toole prepares seriously for serious moments. That’s already a kind of victory, or…