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Perspectives
Long-form essays and interviews on AI, leadership, economic resilience, and the forces reshaping Canada, from Perry Kinkaide and the KEI Network community.
KEI Network – Issue #217 – A Nation At The Brink? A Generation on the Rise
Our latest article, “Canada is Coming Apart”- reproduced from Troy Media, concludes this series with a stark but necessary truth: our nation is not collapsing in a single moment but unraveling piece b
217 – The Earth Isn’t Flat
The Earth Is Not Flat — A Scientific Perspective Despite centuries of exploration, measurement, and global consensus, the belief that the Earth is flat persists in some circles. However, an overwhelmi
217 – Canada is coming apart
Reproduced from Troy Media From regional resentment to rising crime, Canada is quietly breaking down. Pretending everything is fine won’t fix what’s broken Canada is coming apart—not with a bang, but
KEI Network – Issue #216 – Can Canada Save Itself?
Whether our new Prime Minister is up to the task is soon to be revealed. Can he get help and support for various compromises to fix what ails the country. Or will the entrenched special interests prev
KEI Network – Issue #215 – Who Is Subsidizing Canada’s Economy?
Canadian Housing Costs Less than in the U.S. A viewer criticized Alberta—and Premier Danielle Smith—for acting selfishly in pushing for oil and gas industry concessions. After all, Alberta is a net co
KEI Network – Issue #214 – Calm or Chaos? Canada Decided
He shared a deep concern for Canada and highlighted the urgent to-do list facing the new government including first and foremost the formation of a coalition to enable the Liberal Party to deliver on
KEI Network – Issue #213 – Change is Inevitable – Leadership is Not
We demand change, yet cling to security. But change is no longer optional — it’s here, accelerating faster than most dare to admit. Across the globe leadership is strained: migration surges, economies
KEI Network – Issue #212 – When Autocracy Threatens Democracy
Protestors resist — some defending the welfare state, others decrying the dictatorial means used to dismantle it. Yet both camps miss the paradox: the same democracy that empowered these systems now e
KEI Network – Issue #211 – PM Candidates Differ on Critical Issues
China's DeepSeek AI is eroding the US's AI dominance, but even worse is the impact of the war between the US and China: no exports, no imports, no business. The flight of capital out of the US has rar
KEI Network _ Issue #210 – Canada’s At The Brink – The Red Line
As the world contends with economic warfare, rising protectionism, and shifting power dynamics, domestic unity is also under strain. Alberta—long a pillar of Canada’s economic engine—is now drawing a
KEI Ntwork – Issue #210 – Canada At The Brink – Alberta’s Red Line
As the world contends with economic warfare, rising protectionism, and shifting power dynamics, domestic unity is also under strain. Alberta—long a pillar of Canada’s economic engine—is now drawing a
KEI Network – Issue #209 – Fortress North America: The Canadian Dilemma in an Era of Economic Statecraft or Canada On the Brink: Can It Be Saved?
What to expect is of interest world-wide given the US economic clout and it's huge consumer market. As for the US consumer, 72% don't expect tariffs to make the US economy better. Most analysts agree