The Illusion of a Borderless Economy The internet was supposed to democratize opportunity. The digital economy, built on open access to information and global connectivity, promised to level the playing field, allowing anyone with a good idea and an internet connection to compete on equal footing. Subscribe That was the
Rethinking Economic Development for the 21st Century For decades, economic development followed a simple formula: centralize production, consolidate capital, and scale up at any cost. The assumption was that bigger was always better, that growth required cities to expand, corporations to merge, and global supply chains to stretch across continents.
The New Front in Ideological Warfare What if I told you that the most dangerous war happening today isn’t being fought with guns or bombs, but with ideas? That the greatest threat to your freedom isn’t a foreign adversary or a violent revolution, but the slow, deliberate erosion
You can't stop cons from saying stupid things. Conservative MP Mark Gerretsen’s statement made comments challenging the Morgentaler decision—the Supreme Court ruling that decriminalized abortion in Canada. Poilievre leads the increasing influence of christian reactionary conservative forces attempting to undermine fundamental rights. Subscribe When words cease
The War on Free Speech, and Reality Itself There was a time when truth was self-evident, or at least, that was the ideal. Facts, data, and reasoned argument held sway over public discourse. But today, reality is under siege. Subscribe Not through simple lies. Not even through brute-force propaganda. The
How Small Business Can Change the World The global economy is broken, but we can fix it from the ground up. For decades, economic growth was defined by expansion, scale, and centralization. The assumption was that larger corporations, more complex supply chains, and consolidated industries would drive efficiency and prosperity.
Evaluating Canada’s Commitment to Sustainable Power Canada, with its vast natural resources and technological prowess, stands at a crossroads. Will it lead the global transition to clean energy, or fall behind as the world races toward sustainability? The choices we make now will define our energy legacy for generations.
How Extreme Weather Disrupts Education for Millions of Children What happens when the classroom becomes another casualty of climate change? Extreme weather events are not just natural disasters, they are crises that rip through communities, disrupting the education of millions of children and threatening their futures. Subscribe now Why This
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