Category Policy & Government

From Impossible to Inevitable: Why Building the Expos Feels Strangely Familiar to WatchMojo’s Origins

Principle WatchMojo Peanut Project Started from the bottom We weren’t the first wave of internet video. We were behind others—but early relative to where the world ultimately went. Montreal may appear behind Nashville and other cities, but MLB hasn’t even… Continue Reading →

REQUEST FOR LAND / EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

Potential Major League Baseball Stadium & Mixed-Use Development The Peanut Project — Montreal, Quebec Confidential – Preliminary – Non-Binding 1. Introduction The Peanut Project is evaluating potential sites in Greater Montreal for a future Major League Baseball stadium and surrounding… Continue Reading →

Who Is the Most Ruthless Tech Billionaire?

I was reading Meta’s settlement and wondered: of the leading tech billionaires, who is the smartest, who’s most ruthless? who is cunning, etc. and asked my digital aide for a high level breakdown. Fascinating: “If we’re talking about the major… Continue Reading →

MLB Expansion Talk: Ash & Bob Hale

I caught up with Bob Hale of the Facebook MLB Expansion group and had a lengthy chat about Montreal, MLB, Expos and much more.

Le Projet Peanut: Articles et médias en français

Bon, on peut l’appeler le Projet Cacahouète si vous voulez… bref, comme vous voulez. Entre-temps: Articles et analyses: Média

Habitations Jeanne-Mance: Montreal’s Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity to Rebuild With Dignity, Vision, and Ambition

With capital addressed, personnel lined up, strategic partners signed on, and the city increasingly engaged, I am now clearly focused on the hardest variable of all: land, location, stadium. Two excellent plots of land — Molson Breweries and Peel Bassin… Continue Reading →

Why the Smartest Investors Don’t Just Buy Assets — They Build Ecosystems

Too many conversations about investing focus on the wrong question. People ask: “What’s the best asset class?” But the real question is: “What context makes an asset valuable?” Because in modern investing, a stadium without surrounding development can be a… Continue Reading →

How Many Tourists Would an MLB Team Bring to Montreal? A Practical Model

I was recently asked a simple but important question: If Montreal had an MLB team playing 81 home games, how many tourists would actually come per game—from visiting cities and nearby regions? Not a headline number. A real, grounded estimate…. Continue Reading →

L’Alliance civique: au-delà de la politique, vers des résultats

Le Canada ne manque pas d’idĂ©es.Il souffre d’un Ă©cart entre les idĂ©es et leur exĂ©cution. Après avoir Ă©coutĂ©, rĂ©flĂ©chi et Ă©changĂ© avec de nombreuses perspectives au cours des derniers mois, une conclusion s’impose : Nous n’avons pas besoin d’un autre… Continue Reading →

The Civic Alliance: Beyond Politics, Toward Outcomes

Canada doesn’t suffer from a lack of ideas.It suffers from a gap between ideas and execution. After listening, reflecting, and engaging with many perspectives over the past few months, one conclusion has become clear: We don’t need another political party…. Continue Reading →

RFP: Academy & Study of Entrepreneurship (ASE) at 4C: Creative, Cultural, Commercial Campus – Future Home of the Montreal Expos

Building the ASE Global Academy & Study of Entrepreneurship (part of 4C) in Montreal. As part of the broader 4C (Creative, Cultural, Commercial Campus) concept that we’re developing alongside the potential return of MLB and the Montreal Expos, I’ve also… Continue Reading →

Landing the Landing: If the Expos Return, Montreal Already Has the Land For A New Stadium & Survey Results

If Major League Baseball expands, the return of the Montreal Expos will inevitably become part of the conversation. But before nostalgia takes over, the real question is practical: where would they play? My goal in looking at potential sites is… Continue Reading →

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