Lessons from Recent Shocks
When global credit markets seized, Canadian banks held up better than many peers, yet exporters and resource producers faced collapsing orders. A machinist in Windsor told us he switched shifts twice in a month. Share your memory of that turning point.
Lessons from Recent Shocks
Ships queued offshore, microchips ran short, and delivery times stretched. A Nova Scotia seafood exporter described phoning five freight forwarders daily, just to secure a container. What shortages changed your habits, and which hacks helped you cope? Join the discussion below.