You think it started in Kabul. Pull up a log. In 468 Rome lost half its fleet to boats with nobody aboard, and the empire had eight years of life left in it.
The Fall of Rome Began at Cape Bon. America’s Began in the Strait of Hormuz.
Sitting on a Gold Mine: How Canada Buried Its Fortune in Red Tape and Called It Progress
Canada sits on unimaginable natural wealth, yet projects take over a decade to clear environmental assessments. We have effectively replaced resource development with 131,754 federal regulations, driving billions in capital and top talent out of the country. Are we willing to cut the red tape and finally build our future?
The Locked Door: How Canada Got Stuck Waiting for Its Inheritance
Canada is a rich country making its own people feel poor. The generation that built everything — the homes, the institutions, the wealth — is still sitting at the head of the table. The gates are warm and glowing. The inheritance is real. The problem is nobody's leaving anytime soon.
Canada at the Crossroads: A Nation With Every Advantage, Squandering Most of Them
Canada has every advantage a nation could ask for — and has been quietly squandering most of them. The math is unforgiving, Norway is watching, and seventy per cent of our best builders already left. But pressure has a way of clarifying what comfort obscures. The rewrite starts now. Hold the pen.
Notes Beyond the Map 