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In this year of the Covid 19 pandemic, people around the world are feeling anxious, fearful and may have lost loved ones. The world is experiencing a very challenging and turbulent time, and people are filled with real fear. Health reports and government news conferences are updated throughout the day. People are being urged to quickly make their way home. Canada is closing its borders to non-Canadian or permanent residents of Canada. At this moment, allowing in, are citizens conducting trade and commerce from the US, Mexico and the Caribbean. Events and public areas are being cancelled or closed. Schools may not reopen until September. Many people are choosing to self-isolate to stay safe and stocking up on extra supplies.
Various theories and thoughts are being circulated around as to how and why this has occurred and what will be the outcome in months to come. I am hoping like many others, that before long the pandemonium and fear will have lessened or passed and we will be on the road to recovery in terms of both the economy and public health. While it may not happen right away, I truly hope normality is around the corner. It can be difficult to stay focused on our regular work. Business decisions change daily. It is time to act on your crisis management, adjust your expenses and prepare for how this will this affect your season of visitors?
During this challenging period, try to stay calm and take a moment in your day for the simple things in life that can bring you the most comfort, like breathing in the fresh spring air, listening to the birds chirping, playing with your children, grandchildren or pets, or any other activity that bring you peace and joy.
Take a moment from worry and slow things down a bit in your body. Sit back and read the inspiring and interesting articles inside this issue. Look over the many quality suppliers in the magazine and within the Buyer’s Guide who can help you by offering you new solutions, ideas or advice.
Try to stay calm and healthy.
