A Nation Liquidated for Profit A country is more than its land, more than its symbols, more than the myths it tells itself. A country is the sum of what its people own together. For most of Canada’s history, that idea was understood. From its railways to its airlines,
Understanding and Applying Strategic Convergence Models The biggest lie in business is that selling is the key to success. That the harder you sell, the more you close. That if you craft the perfect pitch, convince enough people, outwork the competition, and optimize every stage of your sales funnel, you
The Voice of a Northern Conscience in Canada’s Political Landscape As part of my initial research and work for Bylines Scotland, I wanted to learn more about how ScotsCanadian people and heritage influences the modern relationship between Scotland and Canada. Charlie is one of the most important voices in
The Conservative Plan for Canada Prospect Magazine warns of the UK’s vulnerability to a Trump-style populist figure seizing power through manipulation, disinformation, and economic despair. Canada faces an even greater risk, as its proximity to the United States exposes it to a more direct and dangerous form of radical
Compliance and Optimization for Fleet Operations in Canada I'm working on an interesting model and strategy for a new project. I'd love to talk shop on this one if you find it interesting. :) "Vantage Fleet" is a new service offering compliance and tax optimization
Scotland, Canada, and the ties that bind the future of the Commonwealth I was privileged to get to share some words with Bylines Scotland. Handfasting nationsScotland, Canada, and the ties that bind the future of the CommonwealthBylines ScotlandBen BeveridgeSubscribe ScotsCan Crosscurrent Influence on Scots-Canadians Charlie Angus: A Scottish Heart Beating
The Business Succession Crisis No One Is Talking About Across Canada, thousands of business owners are facing a reckoning. The entrepreneurs who built the economic backbone of the country are retiring or passing away, leaving behind an unprecedented problem: who takes over? Subscribe Over $2 trillion in business assets will
A Case Study in Business Self-Sabotage Every investor, entrepreneur, and turnaround specialist has experienced this: watching a business owner actively work against their own success. There is nothing more frustrating than seeing a failing business, a perfect solution, and an owner who refuses to act. Subscribe It's maddening.
Poilievre, the "Radical Woke Agenda," and the Science of Misinformation Pierre Poilievre is not just a politician; he is a master of narrative warfare. His use of the phrase “radical woke agenda” is not a policy statement—it's a calculated linguistic weapon. It's vague
Defining Performance Work Environments for the World Remote work is no longer an experiment—it's the new norm. Nations that adapt quickly and decisively will not only retain talent, but attract the best from around the world. Canada is uniquely positioned to lead this global transformation, but it
A Community-Driven Approach to News Canada is at a crossroads. The country is grappling with economic uncertainty, climate challenges, and a shifting global order. Traditional media keeps people informed, but the conversation often stops there. What Canada truly needs is a newsletter that doesn’t just report the news—it
Why Humans Need Beauty Like Trees Need Light A tree doesn't grow in just any direction. It doesn't randomly decide which way to extend its branches. It seeks. It moves. It follows an invisible to us, fundamental law: the pull toward light. Without light, the tree