Category: Leadership

“You don’t negotiate with someone who rips up the rules. You learn from them. Trump showed us what happens when we rely on someone else’s mercy. And for that, we owe him thanks.” Read more

What if Alberta stopped waiting for fairness and started setting the standard? Real leadership doesn’t ask for permission—it leads by example. Read more

Healthcare isn’t broken because we don’t care—it’s broken because too many decisions are made by people who never sit in the waiting room. This blog unpacks the hidden incentives, bureaucratic roadblocks, and missed human connections that are driving costs up and outcomes down. Read more

We—the public—have become the shock absorbers for political negligence. When leaders refuse to take responsibility, the damage doesn’t disappear—it lands on the rest of us. This isn’t about outrage. It’s about survival. Because if no one owns the damage, it only gets worse. Read more

We used to expect leadership. Now we settle for lighting. Parliament has become a stage. Campaigns are scripted. And while the country bleeds for real leadership, we get sound bites instead. This piece isn’t about outrage—it’s about what real leadership still looks like, and why we must demand it again. Read more

Retaliation might sound strong—but it’s often just expensive. When leaders answer bad policy with worse reactions, it’s the public that pays the price. Here’s why emotional economics fail—and what smart responses look like. Read more

Why Canada Can’t Afford Weak Leadership BY BOB GALLAGHER MTWX EDITORIAL TEAM Imagine a house with a cracked foundation. You don’t see it at first. You notice the creaks, the drafts, the doors that won’t shut quite right. Then the bills start piling up—repairs that don’t work, fixes that don’t last. That’s what Canada feels… Read more

BY BOB GALLAGHERMTWX EDITORIAL TEAM Canada doesn’t need another party mascot. It needs a real leader. A leader who listens. A leader who unites. A leader who solves problems—instead of using fear and division as a tool to get elected. THE TRUTH: Too many politicians today are addicted to wedge politics. They fuel anger. They… Read more