Covid-19
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PPE, e-commerce and U.S. relations
The pandemic’s impact on Canada’s international trade
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Ontario hitting warehouses with Covid safety inspections
Zero-tolerance inspections begin with warehouses, food processors and manufacturers in Peel and Halton Regions
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Air cargo demand up nine percent in February
Volumes have now returned to the 2018 levels seen before to the US-China trade war
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Boat, snowmobile, camel: Vaccine reaches world’s far corners
Extra effort and ingenuity going in to vaccine delivery in remote locations
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Amazon whistleblowers were illegally fired
U.S. Labor Relations Board found two women who spoke up about climate change and coronavirus protection were fired without cause
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The chip shortage explained
Auto industry by some estimates stands to lose US$60 billion in sales during the first half of this year
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Covid vaccines increasingly the target for theft, counterfeiting
Security measures need to be stepped up across the supply chain
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Running shoes the latest victims of supply chain trip-ups
Uptick in outdoor pursuits, an early spring, and supply chain issues are impacting inventory levels, forcing some athletes to look beyond their usual sneakers – or wait weeks for their preferred style or brand
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Covid-19 will force a rethink of Canada’s supply chains
Manufacturers need to reconsider self-sufficiency
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FedEx quarterly profit nearly triples on online shopping boom
CEO says vaccine deliveries the company’s most important role ever