Perspectives

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

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

What continues to be ignored, is the serious threat to Canada's sovereignty from within. Canada for too long has ignored it's internal threats and opportunities. The threats and missed opportunities s

Leaders of change face resistance, often requiring external change agents to enforce tough decisions. Their role isn’t to be liked but to ensure transformation succeeds. When faced by a crisis, the en

Across the public sector, private industry, and household finances, the economic weight of inefficiency and overindulgence has reached unsustainable levels. While Trump has taken bold steps to curb bu

Media twists reality, social platforms amplify outrage, and bluster often overshadows substance. Negotiation is no different—bluffing thrives when emotions rule. But results, not rhetoric, determine s

Leaders when not making promises are often making excuses, manipulating the public, or both. Policies are frequently reactionary—driven by opposition, crises, or the need to appear decisive—without ca

Last week, I sympathized with leaders struggling to find direction amid rapid change. This week in the concluding article I explore the leadership qualities needed for breaking down institutional tyra

Next is Calgary - February 28th at the Best Western Plus - Village Park Inn FOR MORE Early Bird special $50. While Canada has a 30-day reprieve from the tariffs, the angst remains. I found levity in t

Of late things are getting out of hand, our social structures: family, community, corporation, organization, nation, have lost their resilience, the capacity to maintain the status quo. And, as if adv