As Canada closes in on 10,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases, Canadians are getting serious about their personal space. According to a recent poll, 97 per cent of the population practices social distancing. That’s more than are frequently washing their hands (95 per cent), only leaving the house for essentials (94 per
2020 is weird a time — and I’m certainly not the first to say it, nor will I be the last. Honestly, if someone had travelled back in time and told a 2015 version of me (preferably over a glass of Pinot Noir) what was waiting for us 5 years
We’re all trying to do our best, in our own small but collectively significant ways, to cope with an unprecedented situation. For most people, that means simply staying at home and avoiding social contact. For many companies, it means pivoting to digital services, Zoom meetups, and delivery. Montreal-based Pornhub is
Yesterday we talked about how businesses are shifting to #coronamode. Namely, that Pornhub is offering free memberships to help flatten the curve. Now, even weed companies are reacting to the pandemic. According to a press release, the online cannabis marketplace Cannalogue is preparing Covid-19 drug testing. That means assessing if
The coronavirus outbreak, known as COVID-19, is officially a pandemic. That essentially means the disease has achieved global reach. And how prepared is the world to deal with such a development? According to a report from October 2019 – before the COVID-19 outbreak – not a single country in the
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