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“#The best summer ever – Macleans.ca” Scott Gilmore: The upside to the ongoing border lockdown is that for the first summer in ages Canadians have the country to themselves. Get out and enjoy it. We rarely need encouragement to get out and enjoy the summer. Typically, Canadians spend 10 months of the year thinking about…
“#The extraordinarily slow plan to reopen the border” The Trudeau government is keeping shut the U.S-Canada border for the foreseeable future, with no clear end date in place nor with any metrics on when, and how, the border will reopen. Nothing will change about the border measures at all until July 5, when fully-vaccinated travellers…
“#Five shots took Darian’s life. But before that, a justice system failed” The shooting death of 25-year-old Darian Henderson-Bellman in Brampton, Ont., last July was a dramatic human tragedy in an otherwise relentless summer of pandemic news. The shots that killed her—five of them in total, brutal and at close range—rang out across the country….
“#How a year of disrupted education could impact Canadian children beyond the pandemic” In the spring of 2020, after the pandemic shuttered schools worldwide, 210,000 students in the Indian state of Telangana (sounds like TELL-in-Ghana) experienced a startling local version of a global problem. The students attend high-quality boarding schools, run by the state, for…
“#Ministry during a plague – Macleans.ca” Michael Coren: We listen, we counsel, we simply be there. Because beyond the daily realities of food shortage, unemployment and poor health is the acid cloud of loneliness. Rev. Michael Coren is ordained in the Anglican Church of Canada. “God of all consolation, in your unending love and mercy…
“#15 ways to help India during the devastating second wave of COVID-19” Where you can donate to provide PPE, food and oxygen in India as it faces a dangerous surge in cases Total COVID-19 cases in India have now surpassed 18 million while daily deaths jumped by 3,498 over the last 24 hours as the…
“#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…
“#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…
“#Poll: Employees would rather make less money than go back to an office” For many people, one of the few good things about this pandemic has been the ability to work from home. The past year has shown both employees and employers that many jobs can be done effectively from home. In fact, the desire…
A new mathematical model suggests that the easing of lockdown must be accompanied by wider and more effective use of control measures such as facemasks even with vaccination, in order to suppress COVID-19 more quickly and reduce the likelihood of another lockdown. The model, developed by scientists at the Universities of Cambridge and Liverpool, is published…