So, a company that proudly identifies as Canadian has chosen to host its flagship North American event, not in Canada, but in the United States.
At a time when President Trump imposed unjustified tariffs targeting Canadian industries and workers, OpenText, under the leadership of its American CEO, has opted to invest tens of millions of dollars into a U.S. city, rather than supporting the Canadian economy.
Can someone explain how this aligns with the values of a company that claims to be Canadian? Where is the outrage from Canadian employees? Why isn’t the federal government questioning why a company benefiting from Canadian government contracts is choosing to direct significant spending across the border?
Even if you were willing to overlook the culture of micromanagement, blurred work-life boundaries, and broader internal concerns, this decision should raise serious questions.