I am sitting here as a Canadian, watching the political storm raging south of our border, and I am frustrated beyond words. Every time I scroll through the news or social media, I see Americans say…

I am sitting here as a Canadian, watching the political storm raging south of our border, and I am frustrated beyond words. Every time I scroll through the news or social media, I see Americans saying “Impeach Trump” or “Impeach whoever breaks the law.” I read posts about how “illegal” everything is, the power grabs, the bending of rules, the blatant disregard for the very system that was supposed to keep any one person from holding too much control.

Donald Trump has once again strutted onto the world stage, this time in the United Kingdom, and the headlines followed like moths to a flame. Crowds gathered, cameras flashed, and dignitaries exten…

Donald Trump has once again strutted onto the world stage, this time in the United Kingdom, and the headlines followed like moths to a flame. Crowds gathered, cameras flashed, and dignitaries extended the sort of courtesy usually reserved for figures who bring unity and progress, not division and despair. It leaves me wondering, as a Canadian looking across the Atlantic and south of the border, how the world still swoons over a man who has done more to humiliate and divide nations than almost anyone in modern memory.

When I look back on my life and career, I realize legacy is not built in a single moment. It takes shape in everyday choices, in the people we influence, and in the values we hold onto when no one is watching. For me, leadership has always been more than a job description. It has been a calling, a responsibility, and the legacy I hope to leave behind.

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I’ve been focused on my books for a while now, but I haven’t lost my drive and motivation to speak out about politics and against the authoritarianism regime developments in the U.S. He…

I’ve been focused on my books for a while now, but I haven’t lost my drive and motivation to speak out about politics and against the authoritarianism regime developments in the U.S. He…

Canadians have been told for years that we cannot live without a trade agreement with the Americans. Politicians say it, business leaders echo it, and we have come to believe it. The question is wh…

Do We Really Need a Trade Agreement with the United States? Canadians have been told for years that we cannot live without a trade agreement with the Americans. Politicians say it, business leaders echo it, and we have come to believe it. The question is whether that is really true. A trade agreement can bring certainty. Companies know the rules, tariffs are kept in check, and supply chains stay on track.

Watching events unfold south of the border, it is hard not to notice the growing concern around Donald Trump’s health and how that is beginning to affect his standing on the world stage. From my vantage point in Canada, this mix of physical decline, constant political posturing and diminished diplomacy paints a picture that feels more fragile than stable. The U.S.