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Intended Consequences is the official podcast of the StrategyCorp Institute. The podcast discusses practical provincial and federal policy ideas that achieve the actual goals they are designed to achieve with interesting guests and experts. The Institute aims to combine political acuity with policy recommendations to provide a one-stop shop for expert policy advice that is politically practical and possible to implement.

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Jun 30, 2026

Canadian high-performance athletes train hard every day to compete at the highest levels and proudly represent Canada on the world stage.

Countries and sport federations are constantly thinking about how to enable athletes and national teams to perform at their best. Government funding and a strong sport ecosystem are...


Jun 11, 2026

Between the Milano Cortina Olympics, the Paralympics, and the FIFA World Cup, 2026 is a dream year for sports fans. But these mega-events go beyond sports and medals; they are highly political and extensively covered by the media.

Large international competitions are opportunities for host countries to achieve...


Jun 4, 2026

With the Government of Canada increasing its defence spending, CANSEC was a must-attend event for ecosystem players. Highlighting the unique moment Canada finds itself in amid shifting geopolitical dynamics, Mark Carney became the first sitting Canadian Prime Minister to speak at CANSEC.

StrategyCorp’s Garry...


Apr 30, 2026

L’aluminium fait l’objet de tarifs douaniers élevés depuis le retour de Donald Trump à la Maison Blanche. Les impacts de ces tarifs sur le secteur et les prix mondiaux sont importants. Ceux-ci sont exacerbés par l’instabilité dans le golfe Persique, une région productrice d’aluminium.

Afin de dresser un...


Mar 24, 2026

Entrepreneurship is the foundation of economic development. But what happens when entrepreneurs want to retire?

According to a report from the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC), nearly 61% of Canadian SMEs are led by owners who are 50+ and many plan to exit within the next five years.

Pierre Cléroux, Vice...