Narrow Strait, Wide Impact: How a Global Shock Reaches Canada
With the conflict in the Middle East entering its 12th week, the Strait of Hormuz — a 30-nautical-mile-wide chokepoint carrying one-fifth of global oil — has become the fault line of a global supply shock. What started as a bottleneck led to rerouting and higher fuel costs — and with fertilizer prices already spiking, more&helli
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