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21 Oct 2026
14 Oct 2026
A 16:9 wooden display case containing a mini 7-Eleven store, a vinyl record, a guitar, and city markers for Ottawa and Montreal connected by glowing threads.

Almost Hit by Fame: Strange Memories of Real-Life Encounters with Famous Faces in Ottawa and Montreal

From passing blues legend John Mayall on a quiet Ottawa street to a near-miss with Canadian TV personality Brigitte Gall, reflect on three unexpected real-life encounters with public figures that prove the world is far smaller and stranger than we think.

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23 Sep 2026
A large, chaotic pile of tangled black USB-C and USB4 cables with fake 40Gbps labels sitting on a desk near a computer.

The Great USB4 Swindle: Why Your Cable Drawer Is a Graveyard of Broken Promises

USB4 promises 40Gbps speeds and 100W charging, but marketing lies and uncertified USB-C cables plague the market. Discover why your USB cables fail, how e-marker chips work, and how to protect your expensive tech from cheap copper swindles.

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26 Aug 2026
A conceptual editorial illustration showing a giant fractured wooden chessboard positioned over a cracked industrial suspension bridge between factory-lined American shores and forested Canadian terrain, with a shadowy hand knocking over freight trucks and oil barrels.

Trump’s Trade War With Canada Makes No Sense. That’s the Whole Point.

Why is Donald Trump dismantling the world’s most successful bilateral trading relationship? An analytical breakdown of the grifter epistemology driving Washington’s economic warfare against Canada.

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12 Aug 2026
Conceptual editorial artwork showing legal documents and chess pieces on a table connected by a web of red string.

Conspiracy Theories Are Normal — Believing Bad Ones Is a Choice

Conspiracies aren’t fringe pathologies—they are core operating procedures of power, backed by history and law. However, believing bad conspiracy theories is a choice. Here is how to distinguish real corporate and political cover-ups from epistemological fan fiction.

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