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Building beyond COVID-19
From the June 2021 print edition
The venue may have been digital, but that didn’t stop over 17,000 supply chain professionals…
Nova Scotia protest blocks highway
HALIFAX — Police say traffic is at a standstill today along the Trans-Canada Highway at Nova Scotia's boundary with New Brunswick…
Retail sales fell 5.7 per cent in April
OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says retail sales in April posted their largest drop since April last year at the start of the pandemic…
Quantum leap
From the June 2021 print edition
Over the past year technology has crept into how businesses operate across many industries.…
Reinventing shipping ports for green energy
When it comes to launching the energy transition, maritime policy is one of the key battlegrounds. But many ports, aware of their…
Understanding empathy
From the June 2021 print edition
With the supply chain market evolving, suppliers and their partners are finding new ways to…
Pandemic lessons
From the June 2021 print edition
By the time I’m submitting this column, about half of the North American population will have…
Digital future
From the June 2021 print edition
A crisis has a way of speeding up advances in various fields of human endeavour. Steps forward…
Border quarantine to lift for fully vaccinated Canadians
OTTAWA — Fully vaccinated Canadians and permanent residents will soon be able to return to Canada without a mandatory quarantine.…
Air Canada Cargo launches freighter aircraft routes
MONTREAL — Air Canada and Air Canada Cargo have announced initial routes for the Boeing 767-300ER freighters scheduled to enter…
Potential border security workers strike jeopardizes reopening
Some 9,000 Canadian Border Service Agency workers are preparing for strike votes starting next week, even as Canada-US border…
Embattled Keystone XL pipeline continues to divide experts
Even after its death, the divisive Keystone XL pipeline continued to leave Canadian energy industry experts at odds on Thursday, a…