HeyJaredKim Di Giacomo
Proud Canadian with a B.Comm and MBA in finance and marketing. I explore politics, media spin, and the stories behind the headlines, always curious, a bit witty, and ready for honest conversation. Pull up a chair 😉
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Maybe We Were Never Supposed to Live Like This (opens the original)
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We spent the last century trying to make life easier, and we succeeded—almost too well. We invented machines to wash our clothes, heat our homes, cook our food, and clean our floors. We created cars so we wouldn’t have to walk, elevators so we wouldn’t have to climb stairs, and phones so we wouldn’t have to remember anyone’s number.Then came the internet. Now we don’t even have to leave the house to shop, work, order dinner, pay a bill, watch a movie, or argue with a stranger. Convenience has be
What Are We Signing Up For? (opens the original)
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I’ve been thinking about Mark Carney’s speech to the European Parliament, and I keep coming back to one question:What exactly are we signing up for?Because this doesn’t sound like simply expanding trade with Europe.Canada has always had an enormous economic relationship with the United States. In 2024, roughly 76% of our merchandise exports went to the U.S., and about 62% of our imports came from the U.S. We share a continent, a border, an economy, a defence relationship and decades of intertwin
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