Now, with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump vowing to impose a 25-per-cent tariff, Canada’s supply chain troubles are bound to persist
A water taxi travels on the Fraser River past cargo containers stacked at Fraser Surrey Docks below houses on a hill, in Surrey, B.C., on Nov. 4.
Our government must recognize the urgent need for a comprehensive supply chain strategy that recognizes the vital role of efficient supply chains in this country’s prosperity, de-risks chokepoints that may disrupt the supply of essential goods to Canadian markets and fortifies our position within the critical supply chains that serve our major trading partners.
In the face of such persistent challenges, it is imperative for Canada to develop a comprehensive supply chain strategy that can strengthen the efficiency and resiliency of its supply chains. The stakes are high – Canada’s prosperity depends on it. Well-functioning supply chains are key for tackling issues such as affordability, productivity and security, which are essential for improving the standard of living for all Canadians.
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