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Joe Jordan and Tim Barber

Joe Jordan is a second-generation former Liberal Member of Parliament, who represented the Eastern Ontario riding of Leeds-Grenville from 1997 to 2004 and is a senior associate with the public relations firm, Bluesky Strategy Group in Ottawa. Tim Barber is one of the co-founders of the independent, progressive think-tank Canada 2020 and the public relations firm, Bluesky Strategy Group in Ottawa.

COVID-19: a national emergency demands a national response

  • OTTAWA—There are many things about this pandemic that we do not know, such as vaccine efficacy against emerging variants or the long-term health implications
Opinion | BY JOE JORDAN AND TIM BARBER | January 14, 2021
The clock is ticking: We are entering an era of pandemics. The global consequences of historical decisions are impacting us now and will continue to impact us in the foreseeable future. Even if this action ends up being an overreach, we can fully expect to have to use these authorities in the future and any practical experience we can acquire will be invaluable going forward, write Joe Jordan and Tim Barber. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

COVID-19: a national emergency demands a national response

Opinion | BY JOE JORDAN AND TIM BARBER | January 14, 2021
  • OTTAWA—There are many things about this pandemic that we do not know, such as vaccine efficacy against emerging variants or the long-term health implications

COVID-19: a national emergency demands a national response

Opinion | BY JOE JORDAN AND TIM BARBER | January 14, 2021
  • OTTAWA—There are many things about this pandemic that we do not know, such as vaccine efficacy against emerging variants or the long-term health implications
The clock is ticking: We are entering an era of pandemics. The global consequences of historical decisions are impacting us now and will continue to impact us in the foreseeable future. Even if this action ends up being an overreach, we can fully expect to have to use these authorities in the future and any practical experience we can acquire will be invaluable going forward, write Joe Jordan and Tim Barber. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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