Canada LOST More Than Hockey… Here’s Why
Canada didn’t just lose a hockey game… it exposed a much bigger issue. Why does a country with world-class talent keep falling short when it matters most?
In this episode, Jim Lang sits down with Paul Micucci to break down Canada’s Olympic performance, the funding gap, and what we’re getting wrong as a nation.
In this conversation, we cover:
• Why Canada is falling behind in Olympic performance
• The funding gap hurting Canadian athletes
• How the U.S. builds national pride through sport
• The importance of planning, discipline, and national strategy
• Why Canada fails to celebrate its own champions
This is bigger than sports — it’s about culture, identity, and the future of Canada.
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