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The coronavirus is disrupting every aspect of life in Canada as it continues its global spread. Our contributing writers share their analyses and insights on how Canadian governments, the health-care sector, businesses and citizens can best navigate the turmoil of COVID-19 as it unfolds.

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Le respect des droits des enfants et des jeunes pendant la pandémie

La mortalité liée à la COVID-19 chez le personnel de la santé au Canada

Fédéralisme fiscal et COVID-19 : accorder la priorité aux données

Entre la découverte d’un vaccin efficace et la fin de la pandémie

Ontario’s Bill 184 and the myth of tenant protection

More than ever, climate debt swaps should be the financial tool of choice

A basic income is not as simple as you might think

It’s time for Canada to follow Ontario’s critical care triage protocol

Des politiques sectorielles pour soutenir l’économie durant la pandémie

COVID-19 and the future of public sector work surveillance

Federalism done right in a post-COVID-19 Canada

Rebuilding childcare in Canada must include a national strategy

La COVID-19 montre que le soutien aux soins à domicile a trop tardé

LGBTQI+ populations face unique challenges during pandemic

La cybercriminalité au temps de la COVID-19

BC’s green stimulus needs to focus on fuel switching, not energy efficiency

Will COVID-19 be a pivotal moment for sustainable investing?

Sondage : quelles politiques adopter après la crise ?

Will post-COVID policies realize the full potential of rural Canada?

Des interprétations erronées du protocole de triage du Québec

Who believes in COVID-19 conspiracies and why it matters

Des personnes handicapées exclues de l’aide fédérale durant la COVID-19

Tuition hikes exacerbating existing challenges for international students

A more direct route to financial help is vital during the pandemic

Canada needs to beef up its global health diplomacy

Our cities and city-regions need an urban policy observatory

Redesigning CEWS for a partial reopening of the economy

Why Canada may become a great global power this century

La couleur du coronavirus : l’importance des données sur l’origine ethnique

Governments are about to face some very tough healthcare decisions

How COVID-19 has impacted Canadian Forces missions abroad

What can Ontario’s HST experience teach us about economic recovery?

COVID-19 has changed how we respond to northern homelessness

Quebec’s clinical triage protocol opens door to discrimination

BC’s opioid users are unable to access safest drugs during pandemic

COVID-19’s devastating impacts on Nova Scotia’s non-profit sector

COVID-19 and support for the unemployed

A GBA+ case for understanding the impact of COVID-19

The nearly impossible balance for working mothers during pandemic

How should we enforce pandemic rules for those living with mental illness?

Density can work post-COVID-19, with good urban planning

Ottawa’s new climate reporting requirement is good for business

Applications de traçage : des enjeux au-delà de la vie privée

Les défis politiques et économiques du gouvernement albertain

Canada’s most vulnerable need extra help in getting COVID-19 help

A post-pandemic review of security and intelligence is essential

Reassessing Canada’s refugee policy in the COVID-19 era

Pandemic triage protocols lack consultation and transparency

Pandemic puts public trust to the test

Canada needs a new Plan A in dealing with pandemic global trade rules

As global protectionism grows, Canada must look for new ways to operate

Retool the tax system to help pay for COVID-19’s costs

Pandemic exposes existing link between isolation and domestic violence

Local news is being decimated during one of its most important moments

In the North, young policy researchers innovate and adjust for COVID-19

Cracks in the global food system more apparent with COVID-19

How organizations “pivot” to face pandemic offers valuable future insights

The era of gigantic government is upon us

Il nous faut un nouveau pacte social pour redresser les inégalités

Like us, our personal health information is safest at home

Legal steps must be taken against China for initial inaction

Five post-pandemic pivots in Canadian security and intelligence

Defence procurement won’t be so easy to cut in a time of COVID-19

A feminist approach to ending poverty after COVID-19

Pandemic shouldn’t impede meaningful Indigenous engagement on Ring of Fire

COVID-19’s effect on work is a shift, not a major revolution

Soutenir les militantes des droits de la personne durant la pandémie

Ensure the success of the PACME training program

Unlocking the expanding wealth of charitable foundations

Canada’s COVID-19 blind spots on race, immigration and labour

COVID-19 is depriving people of the opportunity to grieve

A simple, low-cost bankruptcy option for Canada’s insolvency system

Health and disease are issues of national security

Fournir un accès Internet aux ménages à faible revenu

Canada can improve its multi-agency approach to global threats

Rethink executive pay as workers struggle with COVID-19 fallout

Les soins de longue durée sous la loupe

Canada needs a “green recovery” to confront COVID-19 and other crises

Canada’s pandemic plans must guard against the rise of racism

COVID-19 has proven Canada can cure homelessness

Counting the ways COVID takes a toll on women

Containing the long-term impact of COVID-19 on higher education

Réfléchir à l’après-crise en politique et en santé

Appreciating the politics of the pandemic

Canada should pursue more ambitious international aid plan

A deep retrofit of homes and buildings is the megaproject Canada needs

COVID-19 will force a change to Canada’s fiscal arrangements

As income is lost, chronic illness could rise during pandemic

Gouverner dans l’ombre de l’État de droit en temps de pandémie

COVID-19 et tensions intergouvernementales
Chronique

Will Canada be as open to immigrants after COVID-19?

Can we design a more equitable “business as usual” after COVID-19?

Will COVID-19 unite or divide Canada over its energy and climate future?

Municipal leaders happy with “Team Canada” response to COVID

Contact tracing must not compound historical discrimination

First Nations need to play a role in post-COVID recovery

Enjeux éthiques et sociaux du traçage de contacts

Food banks can’t adequately address COVID-19 food insecurity

A North American strategy on medical devices would benefit all three nations

Economy and climate need more than stimulus after COVID-19

Further Reading

Canada’s aging population needs more personal support workers

Bridging the gap between publicly funded research and markets

Canadian critical mineral policy has evolved and now it’s time to level up

Ending food insecurity is a democratic imperative

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