CANADALAND

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.

Jesse Brown and guest Michael Geist dissect the collapsed US-Canada trade talks, analyzing conflicting narratives from Mark Carney and James Greer…

Host Nur Azriya examines Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trade breakdown with the US and his subsequent review of the Canada Labour Code.

Host Stephen Marsh explores Canada’s $230 billion defense investment, arguing that military and economic sovereignty are intertwined.

Host Julian Abraham and guest Arno Kopetsky discuss a tentative Canada-US trade deal, highlighting potential tariff reductions and the revival of the Keystone XL pipeline.

Julian Abraham and guest Arno Kopetsky discuss the disproportionate media coverage of Toronto’s wildfire smoke versus BC’s crisis, attributing the disparity to human nature and political distractions.

Host Nur Azriyeh interviews political strategist Corey Tanaik about the Conservative Party’s internal feud and Pierre Poiliev’s leadership struggles.

Sam Connert interviews Abdullahat Noor, an Edmonton bus driver who serves as the democratically elected Prime Minister of the East Turkestan Government in Exile.

Jesse Brown and Harrison Lohman discuss the arrest of a Canadian woman accused of spying for China at NATO, highlighting systemic vetting failures.

Host Jesse Brown and guest Harrison Lohman analyze Mark Carney’s trade concessions to Trump, labeling him "Concession Carney" amid public backlash.

This episode explores the rise of prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, now entering Canada via Wealthsimple.

Host Gemma Boothroyd interviews Nobel laureate Alvin Roth about "repugnant markets," exploring controversial transactions like organ sales, MAID, and surrogacy.

Jesse Brown and Jen DeCaires discuss Canada’s new foreign influence registry and a fringe group blocking Toronto airport expansion.

Sam Connard hosts a special "dog days of summer" episode featuring never-before-heard interviews from the network.

Jesse Brown and Jen Gerson dissect the seven-year defamation trial involving Kaylin Ford, Press Progress, and major Canadian media outlets, exposing…

This episode of Canada Land explores the history and current crisis of 24 Sussex Drive, the Prime Minister’s official residence.

Host Rachel Aviv Matlow interviews Palestinian-American analyst Ahmed Fuad El-Khatib, who survived an Israeli airstrike and fled Hamas’s takeover of Gaza.

Host Sam Graywall and guest Raheem Mohamed discuss the tension between Canada’s economic optimism and a rising tide of hate crimes and white nationalism.

Host Sam Graywall and guest Raheem Mohamed analyze the media strategies and approval ratings of Canada’s premiers, contrasting Doug Ford’s declining…

Host Noor Azriya interviews journalist David Agron to analyze whether Mexico has “cracked the code” on dealing with Donald Trump compared to Canada.

Host Jesse Brown interviews writer Stephen Marsh, who argues that the collapse of American global power presents a historic opportunity for Canada to become more independent and prosperous.

Host Jesse Brown and guest Max Fawcett analyze Prime Minister Mark Carney’s energy strategy, arguing that his pro-pipeline rhetoric is a political…

Host Jesse Brown and guest Max Fawcett discuss Donald Trump’s new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, including dairy and hockey skates, using the obscure Smoot-Hawley Act.

This Canadaland episode investigates transnational Indian organized crime networks operating in Canada, focusing on the U.

Host Jesse Brown and producer Tristan Capicchione explore the true identity of Kevin O'Leary, tracing his journey from a Montreal hippie to a business mogul.

Host Jesse Brown and guest Douglas Saltis critique Meta’s $13 billion gas-powered AI data center in Alberta, contrasting it with the federal government’s promise of ethical, green AI.

Jesse Brown and Douglas Saltis discuss Canada’s retaliatory alcohol boycott against the U.

This Canadaland episode examines the crisis in Canada’s Access to Information system, highlighting proposed changes by the Treasury Board Secretariat…

This episode investigates Canada’s unregulated egg donation industry, following German donor Sana and Canadian donor Jasmine.

Julian Abraham and guest Kevin Newman discuss AI’s impact on Canadian journalism, arguing that legacy media’s caution hinders innovation while…

Host Julian Abraham and guest Kevin Newman discuss Gander Social, a new Canadian platform requiring strict identity verification and moderation based on the Charter of Rights.

Host Sam Connard explores why Alberta failed to build a trillion-dollar sovereign wealth fund despite its oil riches, contrasting Peter Lougheed’s…

Investigative journalist Laura Robinson recounts the desperate effort to evacuate Afghan women soccer players after the Taliban takeover, aided by FIFA and Canadian Senator Mary Lou McFedrin.

Sam Graywall and guest Morgan Campbell discuss the financial collapse of Chorus Entertainment, owner of Global News, and the risks of private equity takeover.

Sam Conner interviews boss Jesse Brown, grilling him on past promises and discussing his potential departure from the show.

Host Sam Graywall and guest Morgan Campbell critique the 2026 World Cup’s $1 billion taxpayer cost, citing dropped hotel occupancy and FIFA’s human rights controversies.

Host Noor Azriyeh interviews Dr.