What went wrong, and right, in Canada's handling of the pandemic
In March of 2020, Canadians started dying of COVID-19 and the country shut down. This is a comprehensive report on the country's mishandling of the crisis of the century. This deeply reported piece, written by Stephen Maher and edited by Sarmishta Subramanian, is the most comprehensive accounting yet of what went wrong, and right, in our nation’s handling of the pandemic.
The story challenges ideas and actions, untethering them from political party affiliation. It illuminates moments of heroism and exceptional leadership; shines a light on policy failures and planning; exposes shortcomings and uncovers the thinking that made a difference. It brooks no excuses. There are lessons to be learned. Let’s learn them.
