
CEO, Co-Founder @rewind - backups for SaaS.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Joined April 2009
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Mike Potter retweeted
Strange call out, but if you are an exotic fish fan in Ottawa, there are dozens dying in a building with no power at 30 McEwan and the owner is desperately trying to rehome them for free. She’ll be here for another hour but her phone is dead - ask around for Tammy!
The new @Shopify AI Toolkit is insane.
You know what else is insane? Running it without a backup on your store.
apps.shopify.com/backup
Mike Potter retweeted
Spellbook has raised a $50m Series B led by @rabois at @khoslaventures.
Since 2022 we've grown rapidly to 4,000 law firm and in-house legal customers including Nestlé, eBay and Kennedys.
We aim to be the best way to draft and review agreements with AI—Cursor for contracts
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Mike Potter retweeted
“It’s definitely helped us being Canadian based when we’re talking to other companies. From an acquisition standpoint.” 🍁
Hear from @rewind's @mikepotter in our Canadian Roots. Global Mindset. campaign at inovia.vc/build-from-canada
Watch the story now 👇
#CompanyBuilders
A fantastic result for this great country.
BREAKING: CBC News projects the Liberal Party will form the next government. It's too soon to say whether it will be a minority or majority. cbc.ca/news/politics/livesto…
Proud that 🇨🇦 has made the right choice tonight. ctvnews.ca/
Mike Potter retweeted
“Nobody just vanishes.”
Ontario family searches for clues into son’s Mont-Tremblant resort disappearance | Globalnews.ca globalnews.ca/news/11127332/…
Mike Potter retweeted
Ok. I guess I have to address this. The information on your phone app comes FROM data provided by NOAA for free. NOAA gathers weather data (daily balloon launches) and feeds it into the modeling so your phone can tell you it's going to rain tomorrow. Saying we don't need NOAA or the NWS because I can see the weather on my phone, is like saying we don't need farmers because I can just go to the grocery store. End of rant. You may continue scrolling....
Mike Potter retweeted
On tariffs: "What's coming out of the White House is unmitigated nonsense, and there's not an economist alive who would defend what they're doing."
Mike Potter retweeted
Red. White. And Golden! 🍁
Team Canada reigns supreme at the 4 Nations Face-Off, taking down the US in classic hockey fashion! 🇨🇦🏒
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Le Canada en or! 🍁
Équipe Canada s’impose à la Confrontation des 4 Nations battant les États-Unis dans la plus pure tradition du hockey! 🇨🇦🏒
Mike Potter retweeted
🚨4 NATIONS 🇨🇦 JERSEY GIVEAWAY🚨
We’ve decided to giveaway the new authentic team Canada Fanatics #4Nations jersey of your choice!
To enter:
1. FOLLOW @MadelnCanada
2. LIKE ❤️ & RT 🔄 this tweet.
3. Reply w/ size & player you want
Good Luck Canada 🇨🇦
Mike Potter retweeted
🇨🇦 Here are 3 stats every Canadian should learn about the flow of fentanyl, illegal immigration, and guns at the Canada-US border (instead of writing hot takes or hating on our country). Pls share.
Spoiler alert for the Canadians claiming Canada is the primary problem - we are not. Still, we can do better, and we tried.
In December, the Canadian government announced a $1.3B federal border security plan to help.
So, as you will read below, maybe Canada doesn't deserve these tariffs based on the data OR maybe it's not about the border. 🤔
1. FENTANYL
"While fentanyl trafficking is undoubtedly a critical issue, the data does not support the claim that Canada is a primary source of the drug entering the U.S.
In Fiscal Year 2024, USCBP seized 21,148 pounds of fentanyl at the southwest border, mostly smuggled from Mexico. In contrast, only 43 pounds were intercepted at the northern border. This means that less than 1% of all fentanyl seizures occurred at the U.S.-Canada border." -FORBES
2. GUNS
"Chief Fordy told the BBC that in 2023, 90% of handguns recovered after violent crimes in Ontario - Canada's most populous province - were traced back to the US...
The number of guns used in Canadians crimes that can be traced back to the US has risen in the last 10 years, he added, forcing American and Canadian police officers to increasingly work together to stop these guns from coming in." - BBC
3. ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION
"With regard to Canada at least, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data for Fiscal Year 2024 tells a different story. In that period, Border Patrol apprehended 23,721 people who illegally crossed the U.S.-Canada border, representing just 1.5% of nationwide Border Patrol apprehensions. In contrast, at the U.S.-Mexico border, Border Patrol reported more than 1.5 million apprehensions in the same year.
In 2023, the last year for which we have statistics at the moment, more people crossed illegally from the United States into Canada than in the opposite direction." - FORBES
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Mike Potter retweeted
.@realDonaldTrump's tariffs are a bully strategy. Bullying doesn’t win over time on the playground or in the international arena. This self-inflicted supply shock is a strategic gift to Xi Jinping. 1/4
Mike Potter retweeted
A much smarter policy that would balance economic efficiency with national security concerns:
Free trade with free nations.
RT @BrandonMChu: Pretty strong response from @JustinTrudeau. Easily his finest moment as PM and couldn’t come at a better time.
Likely th…
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