Send us a text Please see our corresponding Substack episode. There's a moment in every national crisis when a government must choose between managing decline and gambling on renewal. Canada's 2025 budget represents such a moment—not because it's perfect, but because it dares to imagine that the arithmetic of austerity isn't the only math that matters. For decades, we've been told that national budgets should behave like household budgets, that debt is inherently dangerous, that the only resp...
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Send us a text Please see our corresponding Substack episode. There's a moment in every national crisis when a government must choose between managing decline and gambling on renewal. Canada's 2025 budget represents such a moment—not because it's perfect, but because it dares to imagine that the arithmetic of austerity isn't the only math that matters. For decades, we've been told that national budgets should behave like household budgets, that debt is inherently dangerous, that the only resp...
Send us a text Read article on Substack Nobody thinks about wheat until there isn’t any. This is how empires crumble, how revolutions spark, how the comfortable illusion of stability shatters like kernels too heat-stressed to fill. We scroll past headlines about heat waves in Horeana, India—127 degrees Fahrenheit, we read, a number that doesn’t compute when we’re standing in air-conditioned supermarkets, choosing between seventeen varieties of bread. But Preetam Singh knows what that number m...
Heliox: Where Evidence Meets Empathy 🇨🇦
Send us a text Please see our corresponding Substack episode. There's a moment in every national crisis when a government must choose between managing decline and gambling on renewal. Canada's 2025 budget represents such a moment—not because it's perfect, but because it dares to imagine that the arithmetic of austerity isn't the only math that matters. For decades, we've been told that national budgets should behave like household budgets, that debt is inherently dangerous, that the only resp...
