I discuss how Canadian economic policy actually lands inside small businesses, not how it is supposed to work.

Based on firsthand experience advising hundreds of Canadian firms on finance, regulation, and growth.

What I write about:

Small business economics
Financial infrastructure
Policy decisions for SMEs
Where accounting reality contradicts public narratives

My Experience

My work has appeared in national and regional outlets including Toronto Star, Policy Options(IRPP), The Hill Times and Ottawa Business Journal.

My work sits at the intersection of accounting data and Canadian public policy.

I have advised and reviewed the finances of 300+ Canadian businesses across multiple provinces.

I welcome strong editing and opposing views. My goal is clarity, not consensus.

Editorial outcomes

Toronto Star - Remote work is now part of Canada’s economic fabric. Policy needs to catch up.
Toronto Star - Remote work is now part of Canada’s economic fabric. Policy needs to catch up.Opinion on Work from Home for Small Business
Ottawa must include small businesses in open banking from day one
Ottawa must include small businesses in open banking from day oneOp Ed - Explaining how SMEs need to be included in Open Banking launch
Bill C-15 does now include SMEs in the launch of Open Banking in Canada.

Blog

Après Montfort : donner plus que ça ne coûte

Note de l’éditeur : Ce texte a été rédigé comme un texte d’opinion soumis à Le Droit. Bien qu’il n’ait

What I Learned Publishing My Hill Times Op-Ed on Open Banking

Last month, I had the chance to publish an op-ed in The Hill Times titled: “Ottawa must include small businesses

My First Op-Ed, The Editing Wake-Up, And Why I’m Stepping Into Advocacy

Last month my first op-ed ran in the Ottawa Business Journal. It explained what open banking is and why the