News Archive

• The Agenda: Liberty versus security in a pandemic
• What are the rights and responsibilities of healthcare providers?
• Science + policy and COVID-19 webinar video
• What's in a name?
• Government management of the pandemic
• Crisis underscores that health workers are backbone of health system

• Africa and COVID-19
• Canada after the curve
• How invoking the Emergency Powers Act could help Canada better track, contain COVID-19
• Privacy and personal data on zoom during COVID-19
• Pieces from other faculty
• From the vault

• Border closures may not be legal and won't stop spread
• What happens after the pandemic curve flattens?
• uOttawa lab putting 3D printers to use in crisis
• Police enforcement of social distancing?
• CHLPE members fast-track COVID-19 research
• General COVID-19 resources

• Ethics, the law and a public health emergency
• Leaving no one behind with COVID-19
• Populism and pandemics
• In the face of COVID-19, we must understand Canada's lockdown powers
• Steven Hoffman on CBC's Cross-Country Checkup
• Coronavirus, human rights, and social media
• CHLPE events postponed

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