Courage Inc.

Duncan Sinclair speaks with Don Drummond about Canada’s economic challenges, productivity, economic sovereignty, foreign investment, and the barriers holding back business growth. Don reflects on his career in economics and the need for greater courage in economic policy to strengthen Canada’s economy. He shares insights on building a more productive, competitive, and prosperous future for the country.

Duncan Sinclair speaks with Daniel Bernhard about Canada’s immigration system and the gap between welcoming newcomers and helping them fully participate once they arrive. Daniel explores the need to focus on outcomes ensuring newcomers can use their skills, contribute to the economy, and develop a genuine sense of belonging. He shares insights on credential recognition, labour shortages, international students, and immigration reform, and argues for treating immigration as part of a broader nation-building strategy.

Duncan Sinclair speaks with Vass Bednar about how data, algorithms, and digital platforms are reshaping Canada’s economy and changing how consumers experience prices, competition, and choice. Vass explores personalized pricing, loyalty programs, data collection, and the growing market power of companies that control both platforms and consumer information. She shares insights on strengthening Canada’s digital infrastructure, protecting information as an economic asset, and balancing innovation with consumer protection and democratic accountability.

Duncan Sinclair hosts a special live panel from the Walrus Talks: AccessAbility, featuring five courageous voices working to advance accessibility across Canada. Stephanie Cadieux, Neil Belanger, Chris Dodd, Lorin MacDonald, and Prasanna Ranganathan explore the deep gap between Canada's legislative promises and the daily reality faced by millions of Canadians with disabilities. The conversation examines how unconscious bias, fear of getting it wrong, and fragmented accountability perpetuate exclusion, while highlighting the economic and human cost of inaction. From Indigenous communities facing delayed access to federal accessibility standards, to the power of bearing witness and centering lived experience in policy design, the panel calls on all Canadians to move beyond conversation toward meaningful, accountable change.

Duncan Sinclair speaks with Ranjay Gulati about the powerful connection between purpose and courage in leadership. Ranjay explores how organizations can embed a deep sense of purpose into their core strategy, while leaders cultivate the everyday courage needed to navigate uncertainty and ethical complexity. He shares practical insights on building resilient, values-driven organizations that can adapt, lead, and thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Duncan Sinclair speaks with Benjamin Bergen about how Canada can keep its entrepreneurs, capital, and generational wealth growing at home. Ben explores the policy and investment conditions needed to turn Canadian startups into global champions and strengthen long-term economic sovereignty. 

Duncan Sinclair speaks with Michael Lee-Chin about Canada’s opportunity to lead in clean energy and how that leadership can become a powerful engine for long-term wealth creation. Hear how strategic investment in sectors such as nuclear innovation, clean technology, advanced healthcare and building our indigenous business' can strengthen Canadian sovereignty, build institutional resilience, and create lasting economic value for generations to come.

Minister Vic Fedeli discovers shares how Ontario is navigating trade, innovation, and economic growth through bold policies and strategic investments. In this episode, Minister Vic Fidele shares lessons with Duncan Sinclair from his leadership journey in government and business, emphasizing resilience, collaboration, and future-proofing Ontario's prosperity.