1. Religious
1.1. Many religious groups are moving services online
1.2. Certain church groups are seeing attendance skyrocket in online services
1.3. Many religious leaders are keeping bright outlook to the situation
1.4. People are turning to their religion even more during COVID-19
2. Educational
2.1. Schools have moved online
2.2. International students are struggling to make a plan on course of action
2.3. Many students do not feel they are learning during COVID-19 lockdown
2.4. Students are concerend about post-secondary school effects of COVID-19
3. Population Dynamics
3.1. Seniors
3.1.1. Seniors are more concerned about their health
3.2. Women
3.2.1. Women are more concerned about domestic violence
3.3. Young People
3.3.1. Young people are more concerned about the social impacts of COVID-19
3.4. Youth
3.4.1. Youth are concerned about the long term economic impacts
3.5. Facts from Statistics Canada
4. Supply Shortages
4.1. Important prescription drugs are now in low supply
4.2. Canada's food supply chain is holding up
5. Economic
5.1. Long term
5.1.1. Stock market recovering from crash
5.1.2. Canadian economy in a recesion
5.1.3. Will have to pay for stimulus cheques down the road
5.2. Short Term
5.2.1. Non-essential businesses close down
5.2.2. People losing Jobs
5.2.3. Government handing out stimulus cheques
6. Health Care System
6.1. Shortages
6.1.1. Canada has a shortage of doctors
6.1.2. Canada has a shortage of hospital beds
6.1.3. Canada has a shortage on COVID-19 tests
6.1.4. Prescription drugs are running low
6.2. Positives
6.2.1. Canadian firms have doubled down production of ventilators
6.2.2. The "Curve" appears to be flattening is most provinces
7. Social
7.1. Mental health is deteriorating
7.2. People long for human interaction
7.3. Anxiety and depression rates are far higher than before
7.3.1. Studies show that recessions and job loss make matters worse