Graeme Moffat

Vass Bednar, Brett House, Sunil Johal, Kaylie Tiessen and I had some thoughts on Canada’s struggles with economic growth and the importance of getting policy in place to change the country’s course.

It’s not that Canadian companies are too small or too big: it’s that too many of the country’s big companies are old, generally low-tech, and don’t innovate to compete. More here, in our article at The Hub.

A panel on Canada’s best current affairs TV show, The Agenda.

A conversation I had with Raju Mudhar of the Toronto Star’s This Matters podcast on the history and future of brain-computer interfaces.

Prof. Fairclough and I got into a great discussion about practical BCIs on the sidelines of the Neuroadaptive Technology Conference in Liverpool in the summer of 2019. Here’s the podcast.

Here’s a fun debate in which Sean Speer and I took on Armine Yalnizian and Linda McQuaig on the topic of whether billionaires should be taxed out of existence. It aired in January 2020 on TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin.

Wealth inequality is not about billionaires. It’s about your house.

I had some comments on non-compete clauses in Christine Dobby’s excellent Globe & Mail article, Sign here: Why the increasing use of non-compete clauses is bad for employees, and the economy.

Here’s a discussion I had with Daniel Lee, the compelling founder of OMD Ventures.