CANADALAND

This episode explores Canada's potential creation of a foreign intelligence service, sparked by a $6 billion CSIS budget increase and a visit to the historic Guzenko apartment.

Host Archie Matlow explores two contentious aspects of Canada's medical assistance in dying (MAID) legislation: the exclusion of mental illness as a…

Media critic Noor Azriyeh interviews Scott Robertson, one of Canada’s most popular political clippers, to explore the rise of the "clip economy.

Sam Conner introduces the new hosts of Off the Record in this episode, where they answer listener questions to get to know one another.

Media critic Noor Azriyeh and BetaKit editor Douglas Saltis analyze the Canadian government’s $1.

Host Sam Connert explores why Germany and other EU nations rejected Canada’s bid for associate membership, interviewing three European lawmakers who…

Host Archie Matlow and guest Simone Rodin Benziken analyze the escalating protests in France, which began with student grievances but have expanded…

Media critic Noor Azri and journalist Liz C.

Hosts announce Archie Matlow as the new host of the Monday edition of Canadaland, now titled "Deep Dives.

New host Nurrazriye debuts with a discussion on the BC election, analyzing David Eby’s snap election blunder and the rise of Lorne Dirksen.

This episode features new host Sam Connert covering the recent First Ministers' meeting with First Nations leaders, where he interviews Jeff Konner,…

Reporter Liz Beattie shares the story of Daniel Brown, a survivor of Ontario’s abusive training school system, who documents his journey to confront his past through audio postcards.

Jesse Brown discusses the Toronto mayoral race, debating whether incumbent Olivia Chow’s handling of rising anti-Semitic violence and crime statistics justifies a switch to challenger Brad Bradford.

The host announces major personnel changes for Canadaland, appointing Noor as the new media critic and Sam as the host of Canadaland Politics.

Jesse Brown and guest Jan Wong analyze the tragic fire at CFB Wainwright, criticizing Canadian military secrecy and the press's failure to quickly report that live ammunition likely sparked the blaze.

Host Noor diagnoses Canada with "Carney compliance," arguing that the nation's obsession with Donald Trump has created a dangerous political blind spot regarding Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Patrick Lennox argues in his book On Treason that Alberta’s separatist movement is a treasonous threat driven by hucksters rather than genuine grievance.

Host Julian Abraham and guest Sarah Rieger analyze the Tumbler Ridge shooting, detailing FBI findings that the shooter used Discord and ChatGPT to plan the attack.

Sam announces a new collective bargaining agreement featuring 100% health benefit increases, 26 weeks of paid parental leave, and guaranteed annual…

Jesse Brown reflects on his coverage of the Stephen Galloway case, acknowledging the author’s recent legal victories and expressing regret for his…

Host Noor Azri interviews Alberta Premier Danielle Smith ahead of the October 19 referendum on provincial separation.

Canada Land investigates Ontario’s media directive, which mandated that provincial agencies like the LCBO and OLG spend 25% of their ad budgets on local publishers.

Jesse Brown and new editor Harrison Loman discuss the dangerous implications of Avi Lewis’s Yom Kippur tweet, which they argue incited the thwarted synagogue shooting in Belleville.

The host of Canadaland announces he is stepping down from hosting duties to focus entirely on reporting the evolving Palestine issue, which he views as a major, misunderstood story.

Jesse Brown and guest Harrison Lohman discuss the Parti Québécois election victory, analyzing the resurgence of separatism among Gen Z and the new premier’s controversial politics.

Canada Land examines the federal government's designation of the Pacific Link pipeline as a national interest project, analyzing its political timing…

Host Jesse Brown reopens the case of journalist David Pugliesi, accused by former MP Chris Alexander of being a KGB agent.

Julian Abraham and guest Stuart Benson discuss the exposure of "Daniel Robson," a fabricated journalist who used AI to publish articles in Canadian…

James Nicholson hosts a special episode of Off the Record, stepping in for Sam Connor to share local stories from across Canada.

Hosts Sam Graywall and Zane Velgi analyze Prime Minister Mark Carney’s extensive New York Times interview, debating his strategic pivot toward global audiences over domestic Canadian media.

Green Party leader Elizabeth May discusses her departure and her anger over Prime Minister Mark Carney's perceived betrayal of climate promises,…

Jesse Brown and Kevin O'Keefe explore how Just Bins, a Regina garbage company, became the city's primary news source with over 150,000 followers.

Host Julian Abraham and Beta Kit’s Douglas Saltus dissect Canada’s bid to become an EU associate member, analyzing how Prime Minister Carney’s…

Julian Abraham and Douglas Altus discuss the escalating "AI doomsday" narrative, analyzing recent safety incidents and Canada's evolving regulatory strategy.

This episode investigates the rapid approval of Bell's massive AI data center in Saskatchewan, which was quadrupled to a $50 billion project during the Canada Investment Summit.

Jesse Brown examines the unofficial Allison Inquiry in Ottawa, where vaccine injury victims testified amid minimal media and political attendance.

Jesse Brown and Jan Wong discuss the 25th anniversary of 9/11, contrasting the emotive American media coverage with Canada’s focus on the Gander airliners and rising Islamophobia.

Jesse Brown and Jan Wong discuss a Wall Street Journal report claiming Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking an associate membership in the European…

Host Sam Conard explores the growing backlash against extreme wealth, featuring guests from the "Patriotic Millionaires" who advocate for higher taxes on the rich.

This episode investigates the record-breaking $55 billion leveraged buyout of Electronic Arts by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners, and Silver Lake.

Host Julian Abraham and guest Harrison Lowman dissect the internal "turf war" within the Canadian Conservative party, where a fringe group of "blame…

Julian Abraham and Jen Gerson analyze the fallout from a leaked CBC memo that initially banned calling 9/11 a terrorist attack without attribution, sparking outrage and trade war tensions.

Host Sam Connor and political commentator Mo Amir dissect the rapid collapse of the BC Conservative Party under leader Carolyn Finley, whose leadership has triggered a mass exodus of MLAs.

Sam Connor interviews Nathan Masri, the former "Garfield porn guy" and youngest Garfield licensee, now running for Toronto City Council.

Sam Graywall and guest Morgan Campbell discuss the New York Times’ expanding dominance in the Canadian news market, noting its superior resources and scoops compared to struggling domestic outlets.

Sam Connor hosts an episode of Off the Record, reflecting on the end of summer and the return to school.

Host Sam Graywall and guest Morgan Campbell discuss the Canada-US trade war, debating whether Mark Carney’s rejection of a deal signals a permanent rupture or merely a reaction to Trump.

Host Nuraz R interviews New York Times Canada Bureau Chief Mattina Stevis Gridnev about the aftermath of the collapsed US-Canada trade deal.

Host Jesse Brown examines the surge of antisemitism on Canadian campuses, featuring Professor Jack Jedwab’s government-commissioned study revealing that 96% of Jewish students have encountered racism.

Host Jesse Brown and guest Michael Geist discuss the collapse of US-Canada trade talks, focusing on disputes over streaming regulations and cultural funding.