Stéphane Dion’s policy is a mess. But that’s okay.
Why Scott Gilmore has some sympathy for the Foreign Affairs Minister’s jumbled plan
Scott Gilmore
Scott Gilmore is a former diplomat and social entrepreneur who works in (and writes about) the United States, Africa and Asia
Selling our body politic
Scott Gilmore on the practice of paying to meet powerful officials, and the ugly, undemocratic results
Why the UN fails where it matters most
Scott Gilmore on mass rape, Canada, and the desperate need for UN reform
When did America stop being great?
The 2016 U.S. election cycle is all about urging America to be great again. Scott Gilmore disagrees with the premise.
How bad could a President Trump really be?
Scott Gilmore on—gulp!—what a Donald Trump presidency would look like
Scott Gilmore: The hard truth about remote communities
They will never be as healthy and prosperous as cities. And for Indigenous people who want to leave, there is no system to help them.
La Loche shows us it’s time to help people escape the North
Scott Gilmore on a sad cycle of violence in remote communities
Scott Gilmore at Davos: The vanity fair comes to an end
Unpacking the World Economic Forum’s wild parties, meaningless buzzwords, and lack of diversity
Scott Gilmore at Davos: Elites like refugees, but not Trump
What’s being said at the World Economic Forum about Donald Trump and his odds of success
Scott Gilmore at Davos: Of castes, shoes and sound bites
On the World Economic Forum’s social pyramid, parties and business opportunities