
Intended Consequences is the official podcast of the StrategyCorp Institute. The podcast discusses practical provincial and Canadian policy ideas that achieve the actual goals they are designed to achieve with interesting guests and experts. The Institute aims to combine political acuity with policy recommendations to provide a one-stop shop for expert policy advice that is politically practical a... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentPoliticsNews | |||

Entrepreneurship is the foundation of economic development. But what happens when entrepreneurs want to retire?
According to a report from the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC), nearly 61% of Canadian SMEs are led by owners who are 50+ and... more
Live music and film are major drivers of economic development in communities across Canada.
Erin Benjamin, President & CEO of the Canadian Live Music Association, and Sandrine Pechels de Saint Sardos, Film Commissioner and CEO of the Ottawa Film Of... more
Growing Canada's housing supply requires adequate underlying infrastructure. Water and wastewater capacity, waste management, and public transit and active transportation are top-of-mind housing-enabling infrastructure for communities across Canada. more
AI is top of mind across all organizations. Julie Gonyou, Vice President at StrategyCorp, explains how AI is rapidly embedding itself in the public sector. As the pace of AI continues to accelerate in 2026, Julie explains how it will shape the next p... more
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The show consistently centers on policy practicality and real-world implications of provincial and national decisions, featuring policymakers, economists, and industry leaders who decode how governments, markets, and institutions can achieve tangible results. Recent episodes spotlight ecosystem-building for Canadian entrepreneurship, the economic impact of live culture and film, housing and infrastructure needs, AI in the public sector, and the mechanics of location strategy for business. A notable strength is the blend of government-facing insight with business and academic perspectives, often grounded in data and case studies from Canadian contexts. Listeners likely gain actionable takeaways for policy design, investment decisions, and re... more
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Recent guests on Intended Consequences include:
1. Pierre Cléroux
2. Erin Benjamin
3. Sandrine Pechels de Saint Sardos
4. Dr. Ren Thomas
5. Jayson Myers
6. Gregg Wassmansdorf
7. Stacy Hushion
8. Joanne Chianello
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