by Migs-Dev | Mar 13, 2026 | Business & Policy Insights, Featured
Ontario’s infrastructure challenge is increasingly defined by delivery. The issue is no longer whether projects are planned or funded, but whether they can move forward in a way that is timely, predictable, and financially viable. Development charges sit at the centre... 
by Migs-Dev | Mar 12, 2026 | Business & Policy Insights
Ontario’s infrastructure challenge is often framed in terms of funding or approvals, but increasingly, the issue is not whether projects exist. It is whether they are reaching the market in a way that allows them to be delivered efficiently. Procurement plays a... 
by Migs-Dev | Mar 12, 2026 | Business & Policy Insights
Several federal bills are currently moving through Parliament, and while they may seem distant, they will have a direct impact on how businesses operate, invest, and grow. From trade and investment to affordability and innovation, these policy decisions are shaping... 
by Migs-Dev | Feb 20, 2026 | Business & Policy Insights
A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision is starting to reshape how tariffs can be applied under emergency powers, and for businesses operating across Canada–U.S. supply chains, that matters. In recent years, trade policy has become harder to predict. Tariffs have been... 
by Mike Andrews | Feb 20, 2026 | Business & Policy Insights
Artificial intelligence is moving quickly across the economy, making it difficult to capture a fixed picture of where things stand. What is clear is that AI is already changing how businesses operate and how they think about growth, productivity, and competitiveness.... 
by Migs-Dev | Feb 17, 2026 | Business & Policy Insights
The federal government’s Defence Industrial Strategy signals a shift in how Canada is approaching economic security, industrial capacity, and long-term competitiveness. At its core, the strategy focuses on strengthening domestic production, prioritizing Canadian-based...