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Hantavirus: What Every Canadian Needs To Know Today May 11, 2026, My e-Canada Word On The Street investigative exposé explores Hantavirus, what every Canadian needs to know. This pathogen represents a severe respiratory risk that has recently made international headlines following a deadly outbreak on a luxury cruise ship in the South Atlantic. While many…
Algorithmic Pricing: Grocers Use Data Against Canadians Today’s exposé by My e-Canada Word On The Street explores algorithmic pricing coming to Canadian grocery stores and what that means for consumers in Canada. This automated method allows corporate entities to adjust the cost of essential goods with incredible speed. Modern software analyzes vast amounts of consumer…
da Vinci 5 Surgical Robot: Now at Canadian Hospitals Near You The history of the da Vinci class of surgical robots is a testament to the intersection of aerospace engineering and medical necessity. Developed primarily by Intuitive Surgical, the platform was born out of research initiated in the late 1980s at the non-profit Stanford Research…
The Strait of Hormuz: What Epic Fury Is Costing Canada The Strait of Hormuz is a vital waterway connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman. It has a long history as the world’s most important energy chokepoint. Historically, Iran and Oman have shared territorial authority over these narrow waters. Prior to the current…
Maple MAGA: What Needs To Be Done To Stop The Spread This exposé by My e-Canada Word On The Street explores Maple MAGA and what Canada is doing to stop it. The term MAGA Maple is a political label used in Canada to describe a movement mirroring the American “Make America Great Again” ideology. It…
Liberals Ban Social Media and AI Chat: Rated 16 and Over This exposé by My e-Canada Word On The Street explores the Liberals newest legislation seeking to banning Canadian teens from using AI Chat and social media. The federal government aims to restrict access to platforms like ChatGPT and Claude for those under sixteen. This…
Communicating: How It Has Changed and Is Changing Us Prehistoric humans gathering around open fires to tell their stories of bravery and victory marked the dawn of communicating. This oral tradition shifted around 30,000 BCE with the earliest known cave drawings found in places like Chauvet, France. By 3200 BCE, the Sumerians in Mesopotamia developed…
Artificial Intelligence: An Interview With and Self-portrait of AI The history of AI began in the mid-1950s when pioneers like John McCarthy and Marvin Minsky coined the term. It is a field of computer science dedicated to creating systems capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence. This discipline was established to explore how machines…
The Digital Realm: More Than The Internet The history of the Digital Realm began with the early networking of computers during the mid-20th century. It is a collective space of interconnected information, communication, and simulated environments that exists beyond physical borders. This space was established to facilitate the rapid exchange of data and to break…
NATO: Canada Weighs In The history of NATO began in 1949 as a collective security alliance designed to deter Soviet expansionism in Europe. Formed by twelve founding nations, including Canada, it operates on the principle that an attack against one is an attack against all. This North Atlantic Treaty Organization serves as a political and…
I.C.E.D Out: 55 Canadians In I.C.E. Custody and 1 Canadian Found Dead The history of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency known as I.C.E. begins with the Homeland Security Act of 2002. This department was established in 2003 following the events of September 11. It was meant to consolidate the investigative and enforcement functions…
Greenland: The Last Line of Defence Against Annexation and The 51st State This Word On The Street exposé explores just how critical Greenland is to Canadian sovrenty. From a purely geopolitical and military standpoint, a U.S. acquisition of Greenland would significantly alter the strategic landscape. This move effectively brackets Canada between American territories. Takeover is…