The Trump Administration Has Turned .gov Into a Political Weapon
A government website can change its message without changing its address. The agency name remains. The official seal remains. A
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America.gov Knew Biden Won. Then It Stopped Answering.
Trump’s administration promised truthful government AI. America.gov then stopped answering factual questions about the president’s own record. Against its own
Read MoreTaking a Month to Focus on My Health
I’ll be taking a month away from writing and social media to focus on my health and well-being. I’ve been
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Canada’s Arctic Reckoning
After years of Arctic surveillance gaps and delayed infrastructure, Canada is spending billions on radar, aircraft, satellites, ships and northern
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Your Party Is Not Your Country
Political loyalty becomes dangerous when protecting the party matters more than judging what it does. Canada and the United States
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Canada’s GlobalEye Choice Strengthens NORAD and Canadian Sovereignty
Canada’s proposed GlobalEye fleet would strengthen Arctic surveillance and NORAD while supporting Canadian aerospace. Capabilities deserve a fair comparison with
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Vietnam Gives Canada’s Trade Diversification Another Connection
Canada’s new Strategic Partnership with Vietnam connects existing trade access with transportation, energy, agriculture and technology cooperation. It is another
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Canada’s Trade Diversification Isn’t Coming. It Has Already Started.
Canada’s exports to China are surging, overseas markets are gaining ground, and an ASEAN agreement could bring further opportunities. Diversification
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Canada Has Goods to Sell. CANXPORT Gives Them a Way Out.
Prince Rupert’s new CANXPORT facility addresses a costly mismatch: Canadian products need overseas buyers while shipping containers return to Asia
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Carney’s Answer, Without the Alarm
Mark Carney gave a reasonable answer about an extreme possibility. He announced no war policy and predicted no invasion. Before
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