Being sustainable is not just about being “green” — or only about sustainable supply chains. 

Canada’s gross domestic product shrunk in the second quarter as the same supply-chain distribution issues affecting other countries are hitting Canada, too. Its exports were plunging at the rate of 15 percent during the second quarter.

Every Sunday morning, my five-year-old son Axel, my wife and I stop at the Dunkin’ Donuts in our hometown on our way to Axel’s hockey practice. We purchase five chocolate-glazed Munchkins. 

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Barclay Sales, a manufacturers’ representative company located in western Canada.

Whenever a client speaks to me for the first time about a potential construction case, I almost always ask them to prepare a “back of the envelope” timeline.