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Mark Carney’s Kool Aid “Does your son have a job?” an American asked his very, very broke British cousin in a 1957 black humor movie, ‘How to Murder a Rich Uncle.’

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The Strait, the History Everyone Pretends Started Yesterday, and the Adults Missing From the Room Every time violence explodes in the Middle East we get the same script.

This piece looks at the history people try to erase, the danger around the Strait of Hormuz, why this conflict could hit Canada.. including Alberta
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Ontario Minimum Wage Increase to $17.95 Boosts Worker Earnings The latest Ontario minimum wage increase will take effect on October 1, 2026, bringing important changes for workers and employers across the province. The general minimum wage will rise from $17.60 to $17.95 per hour, reflecting an annual adjustment tied to inflation. This update is part of Ontario’s broader strategy to balance economic growth with […]

Ontario will raise its minimum wage from $17.60 to $17.95 per hour effective October 1, 2026, following its annual inflation-based adjustment system. zurl.co/OooUa

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Canada has the antidote to Asia’s energy anxiety#AlbertaOilReserves #AmarasLaw #AsiaEnergyImports #AsiaEnergySecurity #Block2 #Canada #CanadaEconomy #CanadaEnergyExports #CanadaUS #HormuzBlockade #IranWar #World

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3/3: Host Steven Bartlett asked about affordability, homebuilding, energy, technology, immigration & his fears for Canada & the western world.

Pierre argued against tariffs, again condemned 51st state comments & argued why US should want more Cdn goods.

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4/4: "That means our capital stock per worker is actually declining. The prospects for a turnaround in 2026 appear weak."

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OECD Economic Outlook, Interim Report March 2026 The conflict in the Middle East is testing the resilience of the global economy that was being driven by supportive financial and fiscal conditions and increasing demand for artificial intelligence te...

4/4: The chart may be hard to see. Find it in the OECD report at oecd.org/en/publicati...

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I recorded a podcast for The Hub with Alberta Bureau Chief Falice Chin. We talked energy, the role of government and regulation, and economic sovereignty. Watch for it on her page: thehub.ca/author/falic....

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3/3: Canada committed to our allies that we will increase oil output, but we lack either a strategic reserve, or infrastructure to move materially more. It is long past time to correct errors of the past.

How much more evidence do we need?

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When lending favors secured real estate over risky productive ventures, founders get starved of capital.

They don't disappear — they leave.

Canada's startup problem isn't talent. It's capital structure.

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You can inflate balance sheets.

You cannot inflate productivity.

Canada's per-capita GDP growth has trailed peers. Business investment lags. R&D is falling behind.

This isn't a coincidence. It's the bill from 30 years of capital going to the wrong place.

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Canada's stagnation isn't mysterious — it's structural.
Ask a Canadian founder why they moved their company to the US and you'll often hear the same answer: capital.
 Not talent. Not market size. Capital.
 For decades, capital flowed into real estate appreciation rather than productive investment. Not by accident. By incentive design.
When a country's lending infrastructure systematically favors secured real estate over productive risk, the entrepreneurs who need growth capital make a rational choice: they go where capital is willing to follow ambition.
 The result: balance sheets inflated while productivity stalled. Wages couldn't keep pace with costs. Founders exported their ambition. And when the strain became visible, the political conversation shifted toward population — not capital structure.
 The trap is powerful because it feels like prosperity while it's inflating. It only reveals itself as stagnation when the bill arrives.
This is one piece of a larger structural argument we've been working through — Canada's capital allocation problem and why fixing it requires more political courage than any party has yet been willing to spend.
 
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Canada's stagnation isn't mysterious — it's structural. Ask a Canadian founder why they moved their company to the US and you'll often hear the same answer: capital. Not talent. Not market size. Capital. For decades, capital flowed into real estate appreciation rather than productive investment. Not by accident. By incentive design. When a country's lending infrastructure systematically favors secured real estate over productive risk, the entrepreneurs who need growth capital make a rational choice: they go where capital is willing to follow ambition. The result: balance sheets inflated while productivity stalled. Wages couldn't keep pace with costs. Founders exported their ambition. And when the strain became visible, the political conversation shifted toward population — not capital structure. The trap is powerful because it feels like prosperity while it's inflating. It only reveals itself as stagnation when the bill arrives. This is one piece of a larger structural argument we've been working through — Canada's capital allocation problem and why fixing it requires more political courage than any party has yet been willing to spend. #Entrepreneurship #CanadaEconomy #StartupEcosystem #VentureCapital #EconomicPolicy #RealEstate #Productivity #StructuralReform #CanadaEconomy #CapitalTrap #HousingCrisis #Productivity #EconomicPolicy #CanadianPolitics #RealEstate #MacroEconomics #WealthInequality #StructuralReform #HousingAffordability #EconTwitter #LongRead #PolicyDebate

Canada doesn't have a money shortage.

It's a direction problem.

For decades, capital flowed into appreciating houses instead of productive industry, it's a structural trap. And every institution has a reason to keep it intact.

curmudgeonlycanadian.substack.com/p/the-capita...

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Canada Economy Loses 83,900 Jobs in February, Unemployment Rises to 6.7% Canada's job market loses 83,900 jobs in February, raising unemployment to 6.7%. Both services and goods sectors hit hard.

Canada Economy Loses 83,900 Jobs in February, Unemployment Rises to 6.7%

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www.thecanadareport.ca/featured/canada-job-loss...

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Alberta’s record visitor economy performance supports job creation across communities, expanding immigration prospects tied to tourism and services. zurl.co/wlokh

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