A Michigan woman has created an interactive method for today’s children to learn Anishinaabemowin. The so-called SkoBot represents a growing push to preserve and revitalize the world’s endangered languages, largely through the use of robotics and Artificial Intelligence. We explore further in Hour 3 with Shruti Shekar, the editor-in-chief for Android Central and the co-pilot for today’s edition of Web Wednesdays. But first, it’s time to tackle today’s Question of the Day. If the new zoning bylaws are approved by City Council in mid-December, older bungalow neighbourhoods in Canada's Capital will be facing significant changes. And everywhere you turn, more and more 3-storey buildings will be popping up. Are you embracing this change, or is this a bad idea for the municipality to endorse? The phone lines are buzzing, and so is the CFRA textboard.

<p>A Michigan woman has created an interactive method for today&rsquo;s children to learn Anishinaabemowin. The so-called SkoBot represents a growing push to preserve and revitalize the world&rsquo;s endangered languages, largely through the use of robotics and Artificial Intelligence. We explore further in Hour 3 with Shruti Shekar, the editor-in-chief for Android Central and the co-pilot for today&rsquo;s edition of Web Wednesdays. But first, it&rsquo;s time to tackle today&rsquo;s Question of the Day. If the new zoning bylaws are approved by City Council in mid-December, older bungalow neighbourhoods in Canada's Capital will be facing significant changes. And everywhere you turn, more and more 3-storey buildings will be popping up. Are you embracing this change, or is this a bad idea for the municipality to endorse? The phone lines are buzzing, and so is the CFRA textboard.</p>