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Two builders. A lot of questions about Canada. We're an engineer and a tech founder who moved here not knowing what we didn't know — so we started digging into the economy, industries, technology, cities and the decisions shaping the country. What began as a project for newcomers became something bigger: a mission to understand how Canada actually works.
