Risk Management
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Businesses warn of dire impact from further border restrictions
The Canadian American Business Council (CABC) released the initial findings of a survey of its member businesses about the impact of broadening the current border crossing restrictions
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Ontario closes non-essential businesses
Order will take effect Tuesday and last for at least 14 days
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Canada, U.S. working out cross-border travel ban
Details expected today after 11am when the PM speaks
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Big three shut down auto plants
All North American factories shuttered due to worker fears about the coronavirus
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Pandemic will force companies to rethink operations
Investments in lights-out distribution among the adaptations expected, report says
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Grocers scramble to keep stores stocked
“The food supply chain in this country is working better than it ever has before because it’s a crisis,” says Empire CEO Michael Medline
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Ontario declares state of emergency
Ordered the closure of bars, restaurants, theatres, libraries and banning public events with over 50 people
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SMEs already down due to COVID-19
CFIB survey finds 38 percent say they have experienced supply chain issues
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Suppliers’ suppliers become the focus as supply chains suffer
Manufacturers will need to conduct an extensive due diligence process as they need to understand their risk exposure, including the operations of their supplier’s suppliers too
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Trudeau pledges help for workers affected by COVID-19
Trudeau suggested this could be the first of several steps to deal with the economic shock from COVID-19