Opinion: Where is our ‘can-do’ spirit? The world needs Canada to step up and stem the lasting health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic cdnpoli (subs)
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured in Ottawa.
As countries divert resources to stem the impact of COVID-19, the fight against other serious diseases like HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria where we were seeing progress previous to 2020 are losing hard fought gains, writes Julia Anderson, chief executive officer for the Canadian Partnership for Women and Children’s HealthEarly in the pandemic, collaboration was our first line of defence.
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