Thursday, January 07, 2021
Canadians have a right to expect that measures taken to protect them will be based on information that is both solid and openly shared. Unfortunately, today, the information being used to justify policy decisions is often fragmentary, outdated, and inconsistent. As a result, the policies are frequently ineffective and unfair, and undermine public confidence. Governments must make a priority of generating and sharing timely data about how and where the disease is spreading and must design their policies