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The journey of building a smart nation should embark on developing and pursuing an idea edge for increasing wealth from whatever the nation's resources are.

Talking about economic development, aviation, broadband, and generally telling stories that may or may not be true! Enjoy!

Check out this article from NorthJersey.com: For some at groundbreaking of Gateway rail tunnel, there was a feeling of déjà vu https://lnkd.in/evBMARku

This panel is so very important. We are a long way from being doomed...however we do need serious action to mitigate the worst effects of climate change. Electrification is key - but so is every purchase you make. Are you a possiblist? Looking forward to joining Imogen Bhogal, Helen Czerski, Simon Price and Jarvis Smith FRSA on this panel to discuss what is possible.

Our partnership with The Global Network Network for Popular Transportation is a testimony of our commitment to work with like-minded orgs in "popular transportation" which they define as "privately provided, publicly serving local transportation services & systems." #NMAMatatuSummit2024

Earlier this month, our President & CEO, Josipa Petrunic (she/elle) joined a discussion on TVO's The Agenda about the difficulties of traveling around Ontario. Joined by Wendy Landry, Éric Boutilier, Eric Miller and host, Steve Paikin, Josipa discussed the challenges Ontarians face with public transit and why only 20% of Ontarians use public transit as their primary source of transportation. Watch the entire discussion: https://lnkd.in/giaDSq7R

https://lnkd.in/esMMuTxJ Spreading the word about the increasing drive to maintain our woodlands for better timber outcomes - Grown in Britain

I recently joined a group of dedicated Canadians who all worried about mobility and public transit across Ontario as part of TVO's The Agenda, where we discussed the challenges Ontarians face with traveling within the province. While there are bright spots, we can look at a city like Tokyo where 80% of its citizens take transit and see that there is still much room for improvement in Toronto and across Canada where the opposite is true and less than 20% of citizens take transit regularly. Where car culture and car-based urban design predominates, our economic productivity declines and atrophies. Watch the full discussion below with Wendy Landry, Éric Boutilier, Eric Miller and Steve Paikin.

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