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Canada has secured access to 20 million doses of the vaccine, and, in order to expedite the distribution process, has already issued a contract tender for a national shipping plan.

The majority of Canadian businesses feel well-prepared to survive the second wave, especially with new technology in place to help them succeed.

The likelihood of mergers and acquisitions in the air cargo sector is increasing with smaller forwarders scrambling to keep up with demand.

Container shortages in Asia are creating a deficit of available equipment for importers, while rates continue to increase.

The US company COVAXX has secured end-to-end supply chain management in preparation of shipping 1 billion doses of its vaccine around the globe in 2021. 

Some trade experts and diplomats predict that although the tension and anxiety around Canadian-US trade created under Trump will settle down now, it won’t necessarily mean better trade deals for Canada, since the Democratic party is known for having anti-trade sentiments. 

The economic recovery may have hit pause when the 2nd wave hit, but overall, most sectors in North America are rebounding well and there is little risk of another recession.

Upheavals in supply and demand are forcing airlines to increase rates for cargo while COVID-19 continues to disrupt and complicate supply chains around the globe.

Cargo rollover is at an all time high while demand for shipments from China to the US continues to increase. 

Canadian Sailing Magazine reports improvements and new developments in BC and Ontario’s ports, strengthening the supply chain and displaying optimism for future trade.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is about to resume a twice-weekly service from Edmonton to Amsterdam after a 5-month pause.

Two recent hacking incidents in the industry are representative of a 400% increase in cyberattacks during the spring of 2020.