Canada Must Learn ‘Difficult Lessons’ From COVID-19
CGPA’s Keon Urges Strengthening Domestic Industry Amid Global Supply Chain
Executive Summary
Canadian policymakers must learn “difficult lessons” from the coronavirus pandemic and support measures to bolster domestic production and secure the country’s position as part of the global supply chain, according to CGPA president Jim Keon.
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