Jim Balsillie

He's introducing the second leg. And then what I've heard for the first time in 30 years, he has an industry critic named Rick Perkins who has said, we need to own our ideas. We need to control our data to build our companies. And nobody has said that. It was an interview about a month ago. And I'm like, well, where'd that come from? And then he's had... So where did it come from?

He's introducing the second leg. And then what I've heard for the first time in 30 years, he has an industry critic named Rick Perkins who has said, we need to own our ideas. We need to control our data to build our companies. And nobody has said that. It was an interview about a month ago. And I'm like, well, where'd that come from? And then he's had... So where did it come from?

I think they're thinking. I think they're trying to think. They're trying to realize that there's two legs here. His trade critic, Ryan Williams, has been calling for updated trade strategies where we actually figure out how to project Canadian interests in these games where there's strategic behavior by nation states, which is encouraging because we should have had it 30 years ago.

I think they're thinking. I think they're trying to think. They're trying to realize that there's two legs here. His trade critic, Ryan Williams, has been calling for updated trade strategies where we actually figure out how to project Canadian interests in these games where there's strategic behavior by nation states, which is encouraging because we should have had it 30 years ago.

I think they're thinking. I think they're trying to think. They're trying to realize that there's two legs here. His trade critic, Ryan Williams, has been calling for updated trade strategies where we actually figure out how to project Canadian interests in these games where there's strategic behavior by nation states, which is encouraging because we should have had it 30 years ago.

Nice to start now. Michelle Rempel's been talking about updated competition strategies where you don't just throw it as one bucket. You need to compete in domestic services more, but you need to support our global traders more. So one is supporting them into the world. One is to compete away monopoly rents that hurt consumers. Again, that distinction has not been done for 30 years.

Nice to start now. Michelle Rempel's been talking about updated competition strategies where you don't just throw it as one bucket. You need to compete in domestic services more, but you need to support our global traders more. So one is supporting them into the world. One is to compete away monopoly rents that hurt consumers. Again, that distinction has not been done for 30 years.

Nice to start now. Michelle Rempel's been talking about updated competition strategies where you don't just throw it as one bucket. You need to compete in domestic services more, but you need to support our global traders more. So one is supporting them into the world. One is to compete away monopoly rents that hurt consumers. Again, that distinction has not been done for 30 years.

And I've heard Michelle Rempel and Adam Chambers talk about helping Canadian companies grow for the benefit and building more capacity in the civil service to deal with this change. So I see these as green shoots in what seems to be a loosely emerging industry. poly of doctrine. We see the Kearney doctrine. We know the Kearney doctrine.

And I've heard Michelle Rempel and Adam Chambers talk about helping Canadian companies grow for the benefit and building more capacity in the civil service to deal with this change. So I see these as green shoots in what seems to be a loosely emerging industry. poly of doctrine. We see the Kearney doctrine. We know the Kearney doctrine.

And I've heard Michelle Rempel and Adam Chambers talk about helping Canadian companies grow for the benefit and building more capacity in the civil service to deal with this change. So I see these as green shoots in what seems to be a loosely emerging industry. poly of doctrine. We see the Kearney doctrine. We know the Kearney doctrine.

A two-legged race. And if we don't have a two-legged strategy, we will be subordinated Puerto Rico without a passport. If we do have it, then the question is, are we effective in the capacity building of the political class and the civil service to actually perform into it while we've been atrophied in this realm for the better part of 30 years?

A two-legged race. And if we don't have a two-legged strategy, we will be subordinated Puerto Rico without a passport. If we do have it, then the question is, are we effective in the capacity building of the political class and the civil service to actually perform into it while we've been atrophied in this realm for the better part of 30 years?

A two-legged race. And if we don't have a two-legged strategy, we will be subordinated Puerto Rico without a passport. If we do have it, then the question is, are we effective in the capacity building of the political class and the civil service to actually perform into it while we've been atrophied in this realm for the better part of 30 years?

He's rooted... He's got bad economics. It's rude in the 1970s economics. It's poor economics. For a doctor, it's poor surgery.

He's rooted... He's got bad economics. It's rude in the 1970s economics. It's poor economics. For a doctor, it's poor surgery.

He's rooted... He's got bad economics. It's rude in the 1970s economics. It's poor economics. For a doctor, it's poor surgery.

With no strategies to resolve that dichotomy. Okay, so that's Mr. Carney. And then Moralize is that says we got to spend more money longer doing the things we did before because that's the key because people don't see the pot of gold of just opening up your wallets more, despite the fact we've been opening up our wallets for decades at enormous amounts. It's just about more and longer.

With no strategies to resolve that dichotomy. Okay, so that's Mr. Carney. And then Moralize is that says we got to spend more money longer doing the things we did before because that's the key because people don't see the pot of gold of just opening up your wallets more, despite the fact we've been opening up our wallets for decades at enormous amounts. It's just about more and longer.

With no strategies to resolve that dichotomy. Okay, so that's Mr. Carney. And then Moralize is that says we got to spend more money longer doing the things we did before because that's the key because people don't see the pot of gold of just opening up your wallets more, despite the fact we've been opening up our wallets for decades at enormous amounts. It's just about more and longer.