Emma McIntosh
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Analysis, Politics
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April 20th 2020
Ontario's COVID-19 testing program is still lagging behind other provinces after more than a month of issues. Though there are early signs of hope, the province can't safely restart its economy until it understands the full scope of the outbreak, experts say.
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Carl Meyer
News, Politics, Ottawa Insider
| April 20th 2020
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A Calgary energy analyst says the plunge by benchmark U.S. crude oil prices into negative territory for the first time on Monday, April 20, 2020, is a short-term anomaly that likely won't have a lasting effect on Canadian producers.
The Canadian Press
News, Politics
| April 21st 2020
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A move by Husky Energy Inc. to halt production of 80,000 barrels per day takes the total reduction in Canadian crude output to about 365,000 bpd since the onset of measures to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, an analyst says.
Dan Healing
News, Politics
| April 21st 2020
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With Toronto’s downtown offices shuttered, couriers are delivering fewer and different things. Food delivery riders are meanwhile taking deliveries directly to customers’ doors, potentially putting themselves at risk.
Morgan Sharp
News, Business, Culture, Next Gen Insider
| April 20th 2020
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While the future of classroom instruction is still uncertain, some rural parents are finding the changes in education to be enriching and liberating for their kids and families.
Rochelle Baker
News, Island Insider
| April 21st 2020
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Oil and gas bailouts are forcing young people to subsidize fossil fuel producers in creating the climate crisis that will darken their entire lives.
Dianne Saxe
Opinion
| April 21st 2020
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Time and again, we’ve seen that when citizens turn on one another, it tears our societies apart — just when we need each other the most.
Alexandra Samuel
Opinion
| April 21st 2020
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Alberta is bumping up salaries, funding and hiring at long-term care centres, which have been hit hard with COVID-19 infections and deaths.
Dean Bennett
News, Politics
| April 21st 2020
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The partisan cracks in America's collective effort to combat COVID-19 are growing wider by the day — growing, some say, not due to grassroots sentiment but by political forces both within and outside the United States.
James McCarten
News, US News, Politics
| April 21st 2020
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