Canada’s economic vulnerabilites show why it must invest in the wealth of local communities

By Audrey Jamal, Assistant Dean, Strategic Partnerships and Societal Impact, University of Guelph
Heather M Hachigian, Assistant Professor of Business, Royal Roads University

Five years after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic on March 11, 2020, Canada now faces a new challenge — unprecedented economic pressure from its closest trading partner, the United States.

Canadians are once again being forced to confront the country’s economic vulnerabilities. While the pandemic underscored the economic importance of place…

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