Are you being served… 0r managed
This column is going to be a bit of a departure from my normal fare, but I think it’s topical. In Canada currently, but in...
Category : Columns
New government, new mandate, same old space file?
The first session of the 45th Parliament gets underway today with the Liberal Party back in power with a surprising fourth minority government in a...
Not all capital is created equal
In the startup world, there are few mantras more universally accepted than “Build Something Massive.” It’s a powerful motivator. And in many sectors—especially software, fintech,...
How many spaceports does Canada need?
With the first Canadian Space Launch Conference upon us, many questions will be asked and SpaceQ will be onsite to cover the news and pass...
Flight heritage – What it is? And what it’s not
I was in a conversation recently with a founder who was wondering about the whole question of flight heritage. The post Flight heritage – What...
Canadian satellite launches could set record in 2025
There are 32 Canadian satellites that are tentatively scheduled for launch over the remaining year. The post Canadian satellite launches could set record in 2025...
Finding Your Genius
As I said in my last column, I have been doing a lot of thinking lately about what the last few years of actively working...
A Column About … Columns
It’s been a while since I wrote one of these columns. Before I say anything else, I would like to say thanks to Marc Boucher...
Trump’s tariffs breaks a history of trust with the United States
The United States government of President Trump has within weeks broken a long history of trust between our nations. The post Trump’s tariffs breaks a...
Dunning and Kruger go to space… or not
The sub-title of this article could well have been “The Myth of Vertical Integration”, because it is really about why the idea of building vertically...
