Preparing our medical system for the next pandemic

Now is the time to shift our focus to our economic recovery as well as increasing the resilience and preparedness of our medical system.

The pandemic has underlined the fundamental importance of our life sciences sector and the need to be agile in developing new medicines, vaccines, and treatments, write Gordon McCauley and Lesia Babiak.Unsplash photograph by Julia Koblitz

Opinion

BY GORDON MCCAULEY AND LESIA BABIAK

October 6, 2022

Yes, Canada performed well throughout the pandemic, but at what cost? With the highest COVID-19 vaccination rate in the world, Canada has become a model for its handling of the pandemic. With stringent public health measures and strong solidarity throughout the lockdowns and vaccination campaign, C...

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