Fred Davies
Career business person, late blooming politician, making change in small but meaningful ways.
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Lake America and the Ghosts of Ridgeway
On August 27, 2026, Donald Trump signed an executive order instructing the federal government of the United States to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America.” It was, on its face, a piece of theatre, a rather comical, yet absurd a sequel to the...
Are You Waiting For Donald Trump To Exit The Stage?
There is a comforting theory circulating in Ottawa, and on some of Canada’s own op-ed pages. Be patient, hang on, ride it out because either the 2026 midterms will clip Donald Trump’s wings, or a Democrat wins the White House in 2028 and un...
Seeking Accountability On Trade Is Not Disloyal
Seventy five percent of Canadians appear to support Mark Carney’s decision to walk away from trade talks in the US. The eleventh-hour move, we are told, was because the Americans injected unacceptable language in the text of the deal. The “...
Canada Doesn’t Need Washington’s Permission to Move Its Own Oil
For seventy years, Canadian crude bound for Ontario refineries has taken a strange detour. It leaves Alberta, crosses into Wisconsin, threads under Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, and slips beneath the Straits of Mackinac before finally reachin...
Building Canada Strong Means Building Here First.
About a month ago, I wrote a Substack on why Canada should fix our own docks before we fund someone else’s. (Fix Our Own Docks Before We Fund Someone Else’s)
That piece was about Wharf 18, at the southern terminus of the Welland Canal in P...
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