Your Strategy Should Be Too Canada has always borrowed culture. Our branding, tone, aesthetic, even humour — imported. We built agencies to mimic Madison Avenue. We pitched films to please Hollywood. We wrote songs, scripts, and sales decks to get noticed — by someone else. But something changed. Subscribe Canada doesn’t
Use It Wisely Capital used to be the goal. Raise more. Raise fast. Raise loud. But we’ve entered a new era — one where capital is no longer a status symbol. Subscribe It’s a precision tool. Not something you flash. Something you place. With discipline. With alignment. With sovereign
We Must Sever the Incentive Loop Before It Devours Us There’s a moment—fleeting, but sharp—when you realise the noise is not accidental. The chaos is engineered. The outrage, curated. And the ideology? A scaffold built after the fire, not before it. That’s the moment you see
Ownership > Access The future isn’t about accessing American infrastructure. It’s about owning our own. Subscribe Access used to be the goal. Get in the room. Tap the system. Play the game. But access is brittle. Access can be revoked. Access is permission wrapped in dependence. Ownership? That’
The Sovereign Economics of Every Bite They told you to eat local. They told you to support small business. They told you that organic was justice and gluten-free was virtue. But they never told you who owned the plate. Because if you knew who owned the plate — you’d know
What a Father Sees in the System There are things I wish I didn’t understand. I wish I didn’t know what a “consent video” is — how it’s used not as safety, but as theatre. I wish I didn’t understand how five men can coordinate assault and
Collaboration Over Compliance You don’t need a U.S. seal of approval to build global partnerships. For decades, Canada built like a junior partner. Our alliances were pre-approved. Our policies were pre-aligned. Our capital was pre-conditioned. If Washington didn’t bless it — we didn’t build it. That era
Trade, Trust, and Tech Decoupling The separation isn’t a fight. It’s a fade. No yelling. No war. No public drama. Just exit — quiet, strategic, and permanent. Subscribe You won’t see it on the front page. But if you know where to look, it’s already everywhere. Canadian
The Response Layer Is Here The political class isn’t scared of elections anymore. They’ve gamed those. They’ve turned public discourse into a performance art and civic trust into a collapsing algorithmic echo chamber. They show up for press conferences not to answer questions, but to record content.
Direction Is No Longer North–South Ottawa doesn’t look south to plan anymore. We’re not anti-American. We’re post-American. Subscribe For over a century, Canadian strategy — economic, military, diplomatic, and cultural — defaulted to a single axis: north-south. If we built something, we built it for American buyers. If
The Collapse is Concealed by Confidence America still talks like it leads. But the rest of the world has already moved on. Not officially. Not in the headlines. But operationally — it’s over. Subscribe The White House still hosts. The Pentagon still postures. Silicon Valley still ships. But the gravity
I don’t sell strategy. I don’t pitch products, or chase platform clout, or chase likes on LinkedIn pretending it’s influence. I don’t cold DM. I don’t offer “value” in exchange for followers. I am searching for great questions. So I can answer them. Subscribe That’