How Ottawa can help Canadians stay healthy in mind, body, community spirit post-pandemic

Physical activity levels have endured significant and sustained declines since the pandemic was declared, an unintended consequence of abiding by necessary public health guidelines.

Since March, when the pandemic was declared, many of the daily rituals that were the foundation for much of our movement, like commuting, grabbing a coffee, or walking to a meeting, have been reduced or eliminated.Photograph courtesy of Unsplash

Opinion

BY ELIO ANTUNES

January 6, 2021

COVID-19 has left its mark on virtually every aspect of our lives, and the sport, physical activity, and recreation sector has not been spared. Widespread cancellations of programs and events have affected not only the revenues of local community organizations, but th...

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