It’s Abandonment From the Table Series: Replacing Senior Housing with Human Infrastructure Let’s start with a number. 47% of personal support workers in Canada say they’re barely making ends meet. Half are thinking of leaving. A quarter already have. And when they leave, it’s not the
A Perspective for Canadians Government Bill (House of Commons) C-5 (45-1) - First Reading - One Canadian Economy Act - Parliament of CanadaGovernment Bill (House of Commons) C-5 (45-1) - First Reading - One Canadian Economy Act - Parliament of CanadaParliament of Canada A Letter to Every Canadian Who Wants
And Must Stand Together A reckoning is here. You can feel it. Like the low thunder of history repeating itself. Borders blur, alliances fracture, power consolidates. Fascism isn’t at the door... it’s inside the house. In the U.S. they’re polishing the boots again. Israel grinds Gaza
This is Digital Occupation Postmedia controls 40–50% of Canada’s newspaper titles. It dominates daily circulation at the same rate. In cities like Vancouver and entire regions like Atlantic Canada, its grip is total. It is the largest media publisher in the country — by distribution, by presence, by narrative
The elder placed two coins on the table between them. They were identical, save for the passage of time. One was slightly more worn than the other, as though it had passed through more hands, endured more pockets. But otherwise, they were the same. Same weight, same dull gleam, same
So Why Aren’t You Moving? Most people pray for clarity. You? You have it. Every option is visible. Every route mapped. Every lever labelled. You’ve walked the mental simulation of each road a hundred times. You can taste their outcomes before you move. And yet... you’re stuck.
What It Means to Turn Toward Pain It should have been a normal week. Instead, I stood, and sat, and waited in emergency wards, beside a friend whose pain pulled the floor out from under their life. Tuesday rewrote the script. The rest of the week was dictated by scans,
You Build It Calm is not a lucky break. It’s not what you feel after the market cools, or the team stabilises, or the fire’s out. That’s called relief. Calm is different. Calm is built. Subscribe The founders who build it become unshakeable — not because the noise
The End of Myth There’s a particular comfort in comparing Trump to Hitler. It’s a familiar villain. We’ve seen the movies. We know the arc. There’s an evil so obvious, so grotesque, that any thinking person instinctively rejects it. And in that rejection, we reinforce our
Not a Strategy Emotion is not the enemy. But it's not the plan. Stillness doesn’t ignore emotion. It interprets it. Because if you treat emotion as strategy, you build from distortion. And distortion is expensive. Subscribe Anger might feel like clarity. Fear might feel like caution. Urgency
The One You Put in Charge You don’t need more content. You don’t need more tools. You need the one who gets it done. Subscribe That’s what Proconsul is. Not a system. Not a role. A replacement. When the Romans needed command beyond the borders of Rome,
Teaching Sovereignty Inside Systems of Submission There’s a silence that shows up just after you do something real. You install shared profit. You open the ledger. You align the roles. You compress the complexity. You replace pay with participation. You expect revolution. But what you get is… nodding. Subscribe