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James WallaceA field guide to leverage: what’s real, what’s noise, and what to do next in media and tech.
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The Biggest Investment in Canadian History Belongs to Two American Companies
Saskatchewan’s government put out a press release Monday calling Bell’s AI buildout near Regina “the single largest private-sector capital investment in the history of Canada.” $50 billion. An AI Fabric headquarters. A pathway to 1.2 gigawa...
When Chaos Is Your Best Defense, You Don't Have One
Last month, a strange thing happened inside Canada’s broadcasst industry. After a summer of dread - tariff threats, a stalled trade file, a White House that had spent months treating the Online Streaming Act like a bargaining chip - a wave...
Canada Is Fighting a Rearguard Action Over Content While Compute Is the Real War.
Canada’s trade minister announced a win last week. Dominic LeBlanc confirmed on X that the US is “withdrawing” its demand that Canada gut CanCon discoverability rules and bilingual labelling requirements. Language and culture protections, h...
The US Will Now Collect
One of three fights that collapsed Friday's trade talks was over who controls how Canadian content gets promoted online. Ottawa gave away the rule that would have generated real money in July - without a fight.
Six weeks ago, the call...
The CRTC Wrote Three Rules in 2026 and Enforced None of Them.
Three separate fights, three separate parts of the CRTC’s mandate, all opened the same way in the same few months: a rule gets written, and the regulated party immediately works around it, out-litigates it, or challenges the math. Where the...
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