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Spring forward or fall back?

André Picard and Nicole MacIntyre discussed back to school, the new rules of work, and what’s coming next.

With our kids back to school, the threat of stricter restrictions, and COVID-19 cases on the rise, Canadians are bracing themselves for what’s to come. Public health officials are warning that a second wave is inevitable and could be even more devastating. Others believe that we will have one long wave, with the occasional ripple when we become complacent.

In the first of a new webcast series, join health columnist and reporter André Picard who will share his perspective on progress, the latest developments on rapid diagnostic testing, health care spending, and whether we have to start preparing ourselves psychologically for the possibility of another lockdown.

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This interview was moderated by Deputy National Editor, Nicole MacIntyre.


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