If The United States Joined Canada
A reversal of the usual thought experiment: the U.S. dissolves into the Canadian federation—parliamentary governance, the Charter, and universal health care.
A reversal of the usual thought experiment: the U.S. dissolves into the Canadian federation—parliamentary governance, the Charter, and universal health care.
What happens when the border disappears the other way? A look at identity, institutions, culture, and the politics of a continental merger.
As confidence in American stewardship of the liberal international order weakens, could Toronto emerge as a more fitting home for the United Nations?
A Bering Strait crossing as a planetary backbone: rail, freight, energy, fiber—and a literal link that stitches continents together.
A hockey-flavored lens on national identity and culture—how a sport can become a civic language across borders and generations.
Canada once used Royal Commissions to tackle problems too big for ordinary politics. It may be time to modernize that model—trade, resources, and AI demand deeper, more public inquiry.
An examination of how discounted Canadian crude exports may have transferred enormous economic value to the United States over decades, leaving Canada with less than full world value for one of its greatest resources.
A proposal for rethinking economic architecture in an age of automation, AI, and shifting national priorities—through a more transparent and relational model.