It was a scene that would have been entirely unremarkable before COVID-19 turned the world upside down: Sisters Marie-Michèle Clement of Chelsea, Que., and Eloise Clement of Ottawa met up with their kids on a sunny Saturday in Gatineau Park. Read More
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'To me, Ottawa and Gatineau are one city:' Interprovincial life in a time of COVID-19
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