Tackling Supply Chain Vulnerabilities Comes With Challenges

Tackling Supply Chain Vulnerabilities Comes With Challenges
Cargo ships sit at anchor in English Bay, Vancouver, on Feb. 20, 2020, waiting to load or unload at the Port of Vancouver. The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck
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The pandemic and border closures have highlighted the need to bolster vulnerable supply chains to ensure that important needs are met and that business and daily activities aren’t disrupted. But there are a variety of challenges to overcome internationally as well as at home at the federal and provincial government levels and with private industry.

Supply chains came under the spotlight when Canada faced shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other medical supplies at the start of the pandemic.

Lee Harding
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Lee Harding is a journalist and think tank researcher based in Saskatchewan, and a contributor to The Epoch Times.
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