Charting a course for post-pandemic supply chain success

We want to work with governments across the country to start putting in place solutions to challenges in our nation’s supply chain.

Public Safety Minister Bill Blair’s portfolio of Emergency Preparedness is well-placed to lead and to work with the provinces to establish the kinds of protocols that cut unnecessary red tape and restrictions in times of crisis, writes Randy White. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY Randy White

July 18, 2022

As Canadians, we don’t normally think about or worry about the state of the national supply chain. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, when we went to a restaurant, a grocery store, or used a government service like a hospital or health-care facility...

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