Canada’s Procurement System Is Broken. More Transparency Could Fix It
Transparent procurement in Canada is not just a policy ideal; it is also a proven way to curb corruption, save money and restore public trust.
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We Can’t Blame All Global Trade Chaos on Trump
Many of the WTO’s structures and procedures are broken and we should acknowledge that failure.
Mapping the Money Multiverse: From Cash to Crypto and Everything In Between
An analysis of the evolving money landscape, from fiat and bank deposits to stablecoins, CBDCs, and beyond.
China’s AI Governance Initiative and Its Geopolitical Ambitions
The launch of the Global AI Governance Initiative (GAIGI) frames China’s AI goals as global and safety-driven, but the policy also reflects Beijing’s broader foreign policy ambitions.
Canada Must Guard Against China’s Economic Aggression — Or Risk Its Place in the New Global Order
Canada’s place in the new global order depends in large part on making reforms to meaningfully contest Beijing.