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Fact or Fiction: Canada Is Getting Fixed
For years, Canadians have heard variations of the same diagnosis: productivity is weak, investment is leaving, major projects take too…
The Last Commons (Chapter Eight): The Sovereignty Stack (Issue #265)
Chapter Eight of The Last Commons forces a sharper lens: independence depends not on intent, but on control. Energy, compute, and food form the underlying structure that determines whether individuals
Fact or Fiction: Mr. Trump, Remember 1812 Again?
And it is certainly not a campaign bumper sticker. Yet once again, we find ourselves in an American political season where the past is waved like a flag—usually upside down. The War of 1812 is often r
Canada’s Internal Weather System: Why Leadership Must Act—Together (Issue #250)
These were not treated as isolated disruptions, but as predictable outcomes when democratic systems defer difficult decisions. Pressure, once absorbed too long, does not fade; it concentrates. This we
Is Canada’s SOVEREIGNTY At Risk – Fragile and under Siege (Issue #244)
- Fragile and under Siege Canada’s sovereignty has always existed within America’s orbit—protected yet pressured by its proximity. As trade, defense, and AI integration deepen, partnership risks becom
KEI Network – SPECIAL EDITION – From Rupture to Renewal
Yesterday Canada's Prime Minister gave a speech in which he acknowledged the need for change - that the global economy is ruptured, that the US was no longer a dependable partner, and that technology
Fact or Fiction: Capitalism Resilient?
Edited from The Economist, July 19, 2025 For more than a decade, the global economy has defied repeated shocks—populist politics, authoritarian shifts, war, and a pandemic—while continuing to grow. Si
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 #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 #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