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Why Pierre Poilievre Suddenly Won’t Stop Talking

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By Paul Wells 
| The Walrus Magazine
Suddenly, our politics is all about the written and spoken word. Not so long ago, we had a prime minister who did his best to hide for weeks and an opposition leader who refused to take reporters with him on a national campaign. Now, the newish prime minister and his rebooted opponent can’t stop talking. Mark Carney turns the world on its ear with a Davos speech that quotes Václav Havel and Thucydides.
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When love comes to town

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By Paul Wells 
| Paul Wells Newsletter
It probably really is a coincidence that on Monday, the day of Pierre Poilievre’s Battle River — Crowfoot mulligan, Doug Ford will be in Ottawa to visit his absolute favourite federal party leader, whom he enjoys meeting all the time, Mark Carney. “Me and my friend up in Ottawa, we’re going to have a heart-to-heart,” Ford told reporters Tuesday in Windsor. “He knows how I feel already.
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The important role of low-power memory in smart wearable medical devices

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By Paul Wells 
| Designing Electronics North America
Helping to improve power efficiency, performance, and the user experience by Paul Wells, CEO at sureCore With high demand for more complex features in smart wearable medical devices, there is increased pressure on developers. Advanced smart watches and hearing aids have small form factors, which means that the power budget can come under intense scrutiny. Providing ‘smart’ capability typically translates into a larger software footprint or even a machine learning (ML) engine.
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