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Fact or Fiction: Canadians Aren’t Just Nice — They’re Complacent
Canadians Aren’t Just Nice — They’re Complacent Canada’s reputation for niceness is world-famous. But according to a recent Financial Post article “The Hidden Costs of Playing It Safe in Canada,” http
KEI Network – Issue #230 – AI and OUR Future – Caring, Empathy, and Algorithms
Today, with education, the internet, and now AI, knowledge is no longer exclusive. Authority is compromised increasing the value of caring, compassion, and conscience — empathy in action, judgment in
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 #204 – Covid-19 Management – “We just had to do something!”
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
KEI Network – Issue #187 – A World at the Crossroads: Navigating the Paradox of Progress and Protests
You've been closely following the unfolding crises around the world. How would you describe the state of the world right now? Perry Kinkaide : It's a paradox - we live in the best and the worst of tim
KEI Network – Issue #174 – Is A Guaranteed Income Even Debatable?
- It’s time to confront the realities of Universal Basic Income - See also Troy Media HERE Democracy thrives on debate. It’s about the clash of ideas, the noisy and sometimes uncomfortable exchange th
KEI Network – Issue #151 -Compromising Success: Ideology, Popularity, and Haste
If you couldn't join us, I suggest you set some time aside to watch or listen as he spells out not only why mega projects - public and private, fail at a horrendous cost but that organizations are fai
KEI Network – Issue #142 – Holiday Greetings and Searching for Excellence
They discussed the identity of the homeless, the impact of mental illness, and strategies for community integration amidst declining tolerance for encampments. The audience conversation highlighted th
KEI Network – Issue #138 – Covid-19 Vaccinations Recommendations Reconciled
You are not alone if you experienced a strong reaction to notice of the National Covid Inquiry (NCI) "Recommendation to Immediately Halt Covid-9 Vaccinations" . The public inquiry surfaced opinions of
KEI NEtwork – Issue #133 – LEADERSHIP – Achieving Artificial General Intelligence – for better or for worse?
Public services and personal interests are clashing as we have discussed in Healthcare, Homelessness, and will be discussing re Education and parenting. What is the anticipated impact of Artificial Ge
KEI Network – Issue #129 – HOMELESSNESS – Causes and costs, cures and prevention
Homelessness is the result and it is growing. WEBINAR HOMELESSNESS (Episode #1) - Housing First. featured a panel chaired by Denis Vincent, with the panelists: Ted Ball, Perter Fenwick, and Shawn What
KEI Network – Issue #128 – HEALTHCARE REFORM (Episode #3) – Making it real this time!
Why and how to personalize healthcare services Fusion Energy Workshop 24OCT23 - FOR MORE KEI LIBRARY Last week Healthcare Reform - Impatient patients driving system change Webinar - Episode #3 HEALTHC