Paul Stewart II

That’s what Putin put him there for.

Underneath that, it’s built to an institutional standard: public datasets and independent oversight findings, with sources, definitions, limits, and methods fully disclosed and footnoted so readers can verify the work.

This paper is designed to be reader-friendly: clear graphics, a structured “tests and answers” format, and appendices written in the same contemporary, non-technical language for anyone who wants to go deeper.

This paper is diagnosis only: beds per person, why “full” arrives early, and what chronic congestion does to care teams and acutely ill patients. The next paper in the series (Part V - prescription) is next. I’m collecting evidence-based ideas on what moves first.

Structural Compression: A Diagnosis of Canada’s Acute Hospital System How an Undersized Bed Supply Serves a Growing, Aging Population

Corrective paths and prescriptions are addressed in subsequent papers under development.

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#CanadianHealthcare#HealthPolicy#Hospitals

How long can a chronically full hospital system run before patient outcomes are materially affected — if they are not already? That question is hard to avoid when:
✔️ care teams are under sustained strain, and
✔️ acutely ill patients are waiting longer, boarding, and
✔️ care is in temporary spaces.

He’s easily banked a trillion already offshore.

Public un-redacted files via Europe

How long before Trump fires all the judges.

No kidding. It still exists. And is operating.

The “right” people voting. Rhymes with something. Signals something. Dark days in America.

A petition calling for all party leaders to get and maintain security clearance has been launched by Bruce Fanjoy.

You know what to do. One minute to sign it. Another to send it to your friends and family.

It’s open for signatures until April 7.

Here’s the link www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en...

Good Q @SarahKSilvermam

Participation, Power, and the Governing Gap How authority models translate into governing practice in Canada’s major parties

This produces a governing gap that elections alone can’t close.

Understanding that gap changes how political friction is read.

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#CanadianPolitics #Governance #Democracy

Elections resolve who governs, not how authority is exercised.

Governing under constraint exposes underlying authority models.

Compromise, delay, and limits are interpreted differently depending on how authority is understood.

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How Canada’s Parties Quietly Diverge Participation, leadership, and the organizational roots of political authority

When authority models differ, political language is easily misread.

Seeing authority clearly doesn’t resolve disagreement — but it makes it legible.
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#CanadianPolitics #Governance #Democracy

How Canada’s Parties Quietly Diverge Participation, leadership, and the organizational roots of political authority

Political disagreement often feels sharper than it is.

One reason: we increasingly disagree about what authority is, not just what it should do.

Participation rules quietly shape authority before leaders ever govern.

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BREAKING: One of the tipsters from the Epstein docs that DOJ pulled down and put back up has reached out to me. I'll tell you what we know on @meidastouch.com in one hour. As always, we have receipts. Link: www.youtube.com/live/xiSmcNV...

Well researched, important, and absolutely worthwhile reading 👇

#Cdnpoli #Canpoli #Alberta

Some food for thought - Economics and the Alberta separation debate.
Have a read.

The Alberta Effect Why One Province’s Post-2014 Investment Shock Flattened Canada’s GDP per Capita — and What It Means for the Separation Debate

The chart is real. The interpretation isn’t.

Canada’s GDP-per-capita “flatline” is widely misread — especially in Alberta. The Alberta Effect — Part I walks you through the arithmetic:
✔️ exceptional peaks
✔️ population math
✔️ capital retreat
✔️ oil-price volatility

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Well yes. Agree. The real pivotal moment was the re-election of President Trump. America is just watching and acting outraged. Y’all own this. Fix it please.

AOC: "An ICE officer had violently pushed a woman to the ground and he had come over to help get her up and that is what precipitated this incident that very quickly led to an execution in the streets. What we are seeing here is a momentous pivotal moment for the United States."

Read this I think it’ll reassure you

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I liked this. Very much. Thanks for reposting.

🙇 thanks 🙏

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Power Didn’t Change Carney. It Revealed Him. Mark Carney’s Davos speech was not a pivot, but the continuation of a decade-long framework

Davos didn’t change Mark Carney. It revealed him.

The speech wasn’t a pivot — it was recognition: the same framework, applied under higher pressure.

Full analysis: paulstewartii.substack.com/p/power-didn...

#Leadership #Geopolitics #MarkCarney

Remember this tax payer funded harassment campaign? The voters in Carleton did.

Screenshot of an X post by Acyn. The post quotes a dialogue: “Jennings: Let’s not get our knickers in a twist here” followed by “McGowan” saying the attitude is “insane,” calling for bringing people down regardless of party, and alleging a “giant cabal” that doesn’t have to listen to the law. At the bottom is a TV clip still with a man on the left and a woman speaking on the right, with on-screen text including “SUDDEN REVERSAL.”

She nailed Jennings to the wall with this. Good for her.