As the world reels from the pandemic, a call for human fraternity

Learning from each other’s accomplishments and experiences, both recipients of the inaugural award will significantly expand the scope of fraternal action throughout the world.

To survive this crisis, and to overcome its consequences, the utmost human fraternity must be summoned, writes former governor general Michaëlle Jean.The Hill Times file photograph

Opinion

BY Michaëlle Jean

February 4, 2021

With more than two million lives lost around the world, the uncontrolled pandemic continues to test us. To survive this crisis, and to overcome its consequences, the utmost human fraternity must be summoned. In addition to th...

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