America 250: Why America is The Best Country in the World
A Canadian essay for America 250 on why the United States remains the world's best bet: it turns conflict, variance, immigration, capital, and freedom into motion.
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Canada’s Economic Outlook: A Slow-Growth Decade and the Role of the Canada Strong Fund
A detailed look at Canada’s economic outlook over the next decade, including productivity, housing, energy, trade risks, and how the Canada Strong Fund could help or hurt.
Vote Like a Capital Allocator, Not a Believer
If your vote is guaranteed, your influence is gone. Once a voter treats political affiliation as identity, important things like capital allocation stop mattering. Outcomes stop mattering. Incentives stop working. At that point, democracy loses its feedback loop. That elasticity, what I’ll call voter plasticity, is a real constraint in modern democracies. When Friedrich Merz […]
Canadian Immigration 2015-2025
A Decade of Record Inflows and Rising Tensions Over the decade from 2015 to 2025, Canada’s federal government pursued an unprecedented expansion of immigration, touting it as an engine for economic growth and a testament to Canadian openness. Annual permanent resident admissions climbed from roughly 271,000 in 2015 to 437,000 in 2022, with an ambitious goal […]
The Censorship of Joe Rogan on Spotify … does it matter?
Spotify enacts new rules after Joe Rogan podcast backlash, raising questions about censorship, and selective enforcement. Are we treading a dangerous path?
Wokeism: Is The Left Losing its Way?
Explore how wokeism has shaped the modern left, shifting from reason and hope to labeling and outrage. Can it return to empathy and thoughtful discourse?