When we look back at March of 2020 years from now, what will we remember? Will we reminisce that it was that month when everything we once took for granted disappeared – like the simple pleasure of stopping at your favourite place for a coffee or sitting down with friends and family members to share a laugh? Or will March 2020 be part of one big blur, the beginning of a long stretch when society as we know it changed almost daily right before our eyes? We know now that April seems a lot like March and, after what we heard from public health officials this week, May will likely be a lot like April.  And so on and so on….

As regular readers, you know that evidence-based articles from our academic authors about all aspects of the coronavirus pandemic dominated our news file in March. The Conversation Canada and La Conversation Canada combined to produce more than 150 articles, the most we’ve ever published in a single month, and so for your weekend reading I’ve assembled our most-read coronavirus stories for the month of March.

Stay healthy this weekend and we’ll be back in your Inbox on Monday.