Commentary

What does business look like after the pandemic? What does politics look like during the pandemic? What do Jordan and Maclean's home workspaces look like this afternoon?

For too long, Canada has failed to embrace many foreign-trained physicians. COVID-19 has exposed serious flaws in the system.

Jody Vance: A very Canadian response to the pandemic is getting supplies where they’re needed – with your help.

Jordan Bateman: For a glimpse into what the world could look like in a month or two, consider the cruise industry.

Ryan Berlin: "We are in the midst of a 12-round, heavyweight boxing match that we are going to win, but that will leave us groggy and needing time to recover."

Absent a vaccine, COVID-19 will be with us for a long time. The next task for our leaders is setting a course for the new economic normal.

Terry Etam: COVID-19 has laid bare some truths for Canada’s energy industry – and, possibly, created an opportunity.

Canada has shunted senior citizens to nursing homes, where far too many are all-but forgotten, and profoundly vulnerable.

Mike McDonald on the debut novel from Prince Rupert's Rudy Kelly, about BC's most hotly-contested annual sports competition - the All-Native Basketball Tournament.

Maclean Kay: ‘The only thing around the corner is your fridge, not the end of physical distancing.’