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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says global co-operation is needed to combat the novel coronavirus. It was a relief to hear him acknowledge that solidarity does not stop at our borders, says Philip Berger of the University of Toronto's faculty of medicine. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY Philip Berger

April 16, 2020

TORONTO—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been criticized in some quarters for failing to adopt an isolationist approach to the COVID-19 crisis. His critics who demand a singular focus on Canada are wrong. In 2010, I taught a ...

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