Is it just me, or does the world feel broken? In today’s Canada, the quest for genuine leadership seems more challenging than ever. Where are the visionaries, the leaders who place public good above all?

The hallmark of true leadership lies not only in making popular decisions but also in having the courage to make difficult ones, decisions that might initially upset many. True leaders understand that some choices, though tough and perhaps controversial, are essential for the long-term welfare of the people. Currently, we often witness a leadership that seems more inclined toward safeguarding their re-election prospects or personal profits. This focus on short-term gains and popularity overshadows the crucial need for decisions that, while challenging, are necessary for the greater good. The absence of such bold, altruistic leadership leaves a significant void in our national trajectory.

Imagine a Canada led by true visionaries, unswayed by personal gain and popularity. What could such leadership achieve for us all?

Gary Hollick

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