Human Resources Labour shortage cost Canada $13 billion in the past year October 28, 2022 Labour and skills shortages have cost the Canadian economy nearly $13 billion in the past year. Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) this week released these numbers as part of its…
Manufacturing Outlook shows manufacturing held back by supply chain disruptions May 20, 2022 Canadian manufacturers are being held back in their contributions to economic recovery by continuing supply chain disruptions and labour shortages
Disruption Manufacturers call for help with supply chain disruptions May 12, 2022 Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters is calling on the federal government to provide temporary financial relief to companies impacted by supply chain disruptions
Covid-19 Alberta border protest not ending soon, RCMP says February 4, 2022 An RCMP spokesman says there's no way to predict when the protest at Alberta's main border crossing will end but he understands the public's growing frustration as it drags on
Associations & Advocacy Supply chain summit lays foundation for future consultations January 31, 2022 The meeting included representatives from Canada's major transportation suppliers, major retailers and federal ministers
Covid-19 Manufacturers meet with industry minister on supply chain January 24, 2022 Stressed the need for urgent government action on the triple threat of supply chain bottlenecks, labour shortages and trade protectionism.
Covid-19 CME calls for trucker vaccine delay December 20, 2021 Manufacturers on both sides of the border extremely concerned that proceeding will worsen current supply chain disruptions
Associations & Advocacy Labour and supply chain top concerns for manufacturers December 1, 2021 Problems are hampering the sector's recovery despite strong demand for their goods and an optimistic outlook
Manufacturing CME unveils manufacturing recovery strategy August 30, 2021 Plan calls on parties in federal election to take action
Cross-border Trucks backed up at border as CBSA guards work to rule August 7, 2021 Commercial wait times for truckers at the Pacific Bridge in Surrey, B.C., reached three hours and 45 minutes