I will take a crack at that.
I would bring in an entrepreneur, but at the same time I'm going to bring him in as a first nations person. Canada's going to be 150 years old. Although we talk about the government of today, we need to talk about the whole 150 years, with regard to the colonialism and the situation indigenous people are in with the colonization and the destruction of some of the languages and the values, the whole thing. Prior to the Europeans coming and prior to the creation of Canada there was a healthier community. The challenge is getting back those values and implementing them today because they're just as relevant.
We were not in a chaotic state prior to the Europeans coming to Canada. I always ask, what did we do to survive 550 years ago before the Europeans came? We survived for thousands of years, and it wasn't feeding off other people. It was a more structured environment.
We need to look at what it is. I think the default prevention and management policy is an effect of a cause. If you want to correct it, there shouldn't even be a policy if the cause were solved. What causes that? That should be the focus, not trying to fix it.