Sage

Where experience meets Canada’s future. sagecanada.substack.com

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  Sage Podcast: Forest Fires Are Normal and Necessary. We Just Have to Stop Making Them Worse

  Aug 2, 202648 minS0

  <p>Canadians need to reckon with growing wildfire footprints, including more frantic evacuations, more community destruction, and smoke infesting urban areas and even crossing international borders. As wildfires dominate the headlines, Sage explores the decades of misguided fire suppression practices, the complications from climate change, and the policy solutions available to resilient societies to both manage and combat the blazes,</p><p>Kelsey Winter, Executive Director at the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, and JP Gladu, an Anishinaabe leader from northwest Ontario educated as a forester, join Sage hosts Allan Gregg and Edward Greenspon to answer these questions and offer...

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  Sage Podcast: Let's Not Forget the Ticking Time Bomb of Affordability or It Might Blow Up Our Politics

  Jul 26, 202643 minS0

  <p>The affordability crisis goes well beyond the monthly inflation rate. It’s about cost of living, for sure, but also low productivity, stagnant wages, and wounded spirits. On the latest episode of the Sage Podcast, former Newfoundland and Labrador Finance Minister, Cathy Bennett and former B.C. Cabinet Secretary Don Wright join hosts Edward Greenspon and Allan Gregg to talk over this unfolding economic, social, and political tragedy, and the staying power of rebate and subsidy responses. While governments need to focus on geopolitical threats, they risk long-term generational unrest if they don’t also get with the program on a...

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  Sage Podcast: Davos Six Months On, Carney's Diagnosis is Holding Up But Can the Middle Powers Live Up to Billing?

  Jul 19, 202655 minS0

  <p>Six months after Prime Minister Mark Carney’s landmark Davos speech turned him into an international “rock star,” how well is the vision managing contact with reality?</p><p>Janice Stein, Founding Director at the Munk School of Public Policy and Global Affairs and trade and global-governance expert John Hancock join host Edward Greenspon to assess how the Davos vision is doing and probe its inherent contradictions and still-untapped potential. Can middle powers really work together—or is that idea actually “close to fantasy?” The conversation criss-crosses the globe, with stopovers in Washington, Beijing, Berlin, Paris, London, Tokyo, Seoul, Kyiv, Moscow...

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  Sage Podcast: NATO Isn’t Out of the Woods Yet. Nor the Woodshed. But Its Rebuild Is Picking Up Pace.

  Jul 12, 202639 minS0

  <p>NATO’s leaders left Turkey declaring unity—but did the alliance emerge stronger, or simply avoid disaster? As allies commit to historic defence spending and Canada embarks on its biggest military procurement in history, is the country finally becoming a serious defence player? And has Ukraine gone from needing NATO to becoming indispensable to its future? Sage contributors Kerry Buck, Canada’s former ambassador to the alliance, and Senator Peter Harder join host Edward Greenspon to unpack what the summit achieved, what it left unsaid, and what Canada’s growing defence commitments mean for the future of the alliance.</p><p>In...

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  Sage Podcast: With a Volatile Adversary and Capricious Partner, NATO is On Course for A Different Future. But Where is it Headed Exactly?

  Jul 5, 202648 minS0

  <p>As NATO leaders gather for their annual summit, attention will be on defence production and procurement as a unifying theme. The North Atlantic alliance is managing not just Donald Trump’s erraticism but also massive changes in the nature of warfare as well as the enormous economic impacts on members of conflict far from its borders.</p><p>Two Sage regulars, former Canadian Ambassador to NATO Kerry Buck and former National Security Advisor and Deputy Minister of Defence Jody Thomas, tell host Edward Greenspon that Canada comes to the table more committed and more appreciated than in decades. They ar...

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