West of Centre with Kathleen Petty - Breaking Point: ‘This is a very problematic time in Canadian history’ with Alberta as a key voice and influence in where we're headed. With @darrellbricker and @JohnIbbitson #abpoli #cdnpoli https://t.co/OvXMnXtkQo

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“Most citizens believe their countries are already full. It does not matter if it is true. Leaders who ignore that anger will be punished,” warns Ipsos' @darrellbricker. Check out the new Ipsos Year in Review 2025 for more https://t.co/ujjFVfHiMX

Canadian aircraft carrier Bonaventure harbouring in Stockholm, during a military event, in June 1965. Photo: Vladimir Ondryas , Wikimedia Commons #RCN

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In our final KEYS webinar of 2025, we look at the last 12 months through the rear-view mirror. From novelty to reality: this was the year we put AI to work. Just where do we net out, when it comes to both the ‘wonder’ and the ‘worry’ of AI? https://t.co/Uiv2gCKW8Q

The assumption that the U.S. will always be stable, predictable, and generous is not foreign policy. It’s wishful thinking. @JohnIbbitson

Canada is rich in resources, weak in urgency, and increasingly invisible in the rooms where decisions get made. @JohnIbbitson

For decades Canada assumed geography would protect us. It won’t. Defence policy is foreign policy is trade policy. @JohnIbbitson

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France's Ministry of Justice estimates that the number of teens involved in the drugs trade has soared in recent years. Ipsos’ What Worries the World monitor finds the French consider crime/violence to be the top issue facing their country right now https://t.co/pHo8HqQL2W

‘Architects of AI’ have been named Time’s Person of the Year. The Ipsos AI Monitor 2025 finds artificial intelligence is inspiring both fear and excitement https://t.co/AVSes1an34

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The Essentials tracker November 2025 infographic explores how financial strain dims holiday enthusiasm (and spending), and how different generations value experiences over material items. Take a look. https://t.co/5fsKMzuFYp

Significant changes are coming to the mortgage market. Stay ahead of the curve to deeply understand mortgage holders' needs by subscribing to the Ipsos Canadian Mortgage Monitor study. Let's connect! https://t.co/LkkYdSscYy

This new point of view maps the emergence of longevity medicine and the growing recognition that longevity may become a defining theme in the future of medicine. Take a look 👇 https://t.co/sNszNSbzD4

Canada has treated defence as optional, foreign policy as symbolic, and trade as automatic. None of those assumptions will survive the next decade. Check out Breaking Point to understand why. @JohnIbbitson

Defence policy shapes your alliances. Alliances shape your trade. Trade shapes your prosperity. Ignore one and you weaken all three. Check out Breaking Point to understand why. @JohnIbbitson

Young Canadians aren’t disengaged. They’re exhausted. They’re doing the math, and the math says the future doesn’t work for them. Check out Breaking Point to understand why. @JohnIbbitson

Thanks to @TheHillTimes for naming Breaking Point one of the best books of 2025. @JohnIbbitson @randomhouseca @ShonaCook_TO

⁦@mattgurney⁩ and me - On The Line: Canada's fears, what Trump gets right, and how we can fix ourselves

People ask whether Canada is breaking. The better question is whether we are willing to rebuild. Great nations emerge from tough moments. Failing nations pretend nothing is wrong. Breaking Point shows why the choice is now unavoidable. @JohnIbbitson