Flavio Volpe, Michael Sisak & More

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Dec 22, 2025
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Dec 16, 2025

APMA President Flavio Volpe cautions that Canada is growing numb to a more aggressive U.S. posture and rising global instability, urging Canadians to confront reality, strengthen economic resilience, and avoid quick political appeasement that could jeopardize long-term prosperity and peace. He said, “We spent 2025 on our heels. We need to spend 2026 being real with each other other and say, ‘can we really rely on each other?’”

(Flavio appears @ 27:41)

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