Supply chain reliability must be Canada’s competitive advantage in global trade

Reliable and efficient port operations are essential to supply chain resilience.

Supply-chain reliability and performance aren’t optional. They are foundational to delivering on the government’s economic ambitions and to the day-to-day confidence of workers, businesses, and Canadians, writes Derrick Hynes. Illustration courtesy of Pixabay

Opinion

BY DERRICK HYNES

February 23, 2026

If Canada wants to compete, government must make supply-chain reliability and performance non-negotiable. The federal government is rightly placing urgent emphasis on economic resilience, focusing on diversifying trade, strengthening critical infrastructure, and building mor...

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