CANADALAND

This episode examines Ontario’s “ag-gag” laws, which criminalize lying to gain access to farms for undercover investigations.

Jesse Brown and Raheem Mohamed analyze Mark Carney’s submissive diplomatic strategy toward Donald Trump, debating whether it constitutes a "power…

Host Jesse Brown and guest Rahim Mohamed analyze the Montreal shooting, criticizing media for initially obscuring the shooter’s anti-Zionist manifesto.

Host Nur Azriyeh interviews Becky Druin, former Nova Scotia Justice Minister who crossed the floor to lead the Liberals against her ex-boss, Premier Tim Houston.

Canada Land interviews retired microbiologist Dr.

Jesse Brown and Jan Wong discuss legendary political journalist Robert Fife’s retirement, debating the ethics of access journalism and his controversial role in the Maher Arar case.

Jesse Brown and Jen discuss the fatal shooting of Toronto Constable Mark Pinizzotto, linking it to a broader network of Iranian-backed terrorism and…

Host Noor Azriyeh discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney’s intense legislative sprint to pass bills like lawful access and economic updates before the summer recess.

Canada Land host Bruce Thorson interviews journalist Karim Zedan about the political chaos surrounding the 2026 World Cup co-hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico.

Host James Nicholson and guest Douglas Saltis discuss Canada’s entry into a "technical recession," analyzing the political fallout for Prime Minister…

James Nicholson hosts this episode of Canada Land with Douglas Saltis, editor-in-chief of BetaKit, to critique the federal government’s new “AI for All” strategy.

Host Sam Connard investigates lethal autonomous weapons at Canada’s CANSEC defense expo, interviewing experts like Randy Goebel and Jason Miller on the ethics of "killer robots.

Host Stephen Marsh discusses Mark Carney’s new AI strategy and public resistance to data centers.

Jesse Brown and Harrison Lohman critique the media’s handling of the Kamloops residential school grave story, acknowledging that initial reporting lacked scrutiny and fueled misinformation.

Host Sam Conner presents listener-submitted local legends and community stories for this episode of Off The Record.

Jesse Brown and Harrison Lohman critique Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech on anti-Semitism, calling it a lackluster performance that failed to name specific threats or enact tangible policies.

Host Nur Azriyeh and law professor Robert Diab analyze Bill C-22, warning that its metadata retention and encryption mandates risk creating a…

Stephen Marsh launches "The Nuance," a speaker series aimed at fostering civil discourse, with former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland as the inaugural guest.

Host Jesse Brown and guest Rahim Mohamed dissect Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s confusing referendum on a referendum, debating its legal flaws and political motives.

Jesse Brown reflects on the challenges and gratitude of Canadian journalism, highlighting Canada Land’s resilience amidst industry layoffs.

Jesse Brown and Rahim Mohamed discuss the Gaza flotilla incident, condemning Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s treatment of detainees while…

Host Noor Azriyeh interviews WSJ’s Jonathan Chang on China’s growing confidence and Canada’s shifting geopolitical stance amid U.

Host Jesse Brown interviews journalist Ricki Esther Bienstock about her Emmy-winning documentary filming an Ebola outbreak in Zaire thirty years ago.

Sam Graywall and guest Ryan McMahon discuss the CBC pausing production of *Northland Tales*, an Indigenous-led prank show targeting historical revisionists.

Host Sam Graywall and guest Barbara Petrosino analyze the chaotic Ontario Liberal nomination race in Scarborough Southwest, focusing on voting…

This episode examines Canada’s booming defense tech sector, sparked by a story of students building anti-drone systems in a suburban home.

This episode honors investigative journalist Elaine Dewar, who died of cancer while finishing her final book, *Oblivious*.

Canada Land host Noor Azriyeh interviews hip-hop expert Dalton Higgins about Drake’s album *Iceman* and the disconnect between American hype and Canadian media’s superficial coverage.

Host Noor Azriyeh and guest Jeremy Appel discuss Alberta’s rising separatist movement, focusing on a massive voter data breach linked to the Centurion Project.

Nur Azri interviews newly elected NDP leader Avi Lewis, who discusses his decisive victory and policy priorities like banning surveillance pricing.

Host Jesse Brown and archaeologist Dr.

Host Sam Connard and guest Dan Robson discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs' controversial hiring of GM John Chayka and the team's NHL draft lottery win.

Host Sam Connard explores social media’s impact on democracy and mental health, sharing a story about his failed "Brawler" app idea.

Host Sam and guest Harrison Lohman discuss the CBC’s alleged poaching of local journalists and the Carney government’s expansion of media subsidies, potentially reaching $6 billion.

Host Noor Tagouri interviews Conservative MP Michelle Rempel-Garner about the political landscape under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s majority government.

Jesse Brown interviews Aaron D'Souza, CEO of Objection.

Sam Graywall and Sabrina Rodriguez critique Canada’s housing crisis, arguing that media focus on luxury real estate distracts from urgent policy failures.

Jesse reports that the April campaign to grow Canadaland’s audience succeeded, adding thousands of new listeners through word-of-mouth.

Host Sam Graywall interviews Queen’s Park Observer founder Sabrina Nanji to analyze Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s authoritarian leadership style and…

Host Sam Conner investigates a network of Dutch-linked YouTube accounts spreading "slopaganda" to promote Alberta becoming the US's 51st state.

Canada Labs fellow Callan Lyons investigates the 31-year disappearance of Katie Steele’s mother, Wendy Smith.

Host James Nicholson and guest Keldon Bester analyze Canada’s grocery price crisis, attributing high costs to monopolies, underweight meat fraud, and emerging surveillance pricing.

Host James Nicholson and guest Zane Velji analyze Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new YouTube series, "Forward Guidance," discussing its strategic framing of US trade tensions and economic anxiety.

This Canadaland episode examines the political crisis in British Columbia surrounding DRIPA, the law implementing UNDRIP.

Host Stephen Marsh interviews documentary filmmaker Rick Bienstock about her new series, *Speechless*, which examines the breakdown of civil discourse in universities.

Host Sam Graywall and guest Kaveh Sharouz analyze Mark Carney’s new majority government, criticizing his housing plan and slow progress on major projects.

Host Sam Graywall interviews Kaveh Shahrouz on the US-Israel war against Iran, analyzing the Iranian-Canadian community’s shifting support and skepticism.

Canadaland examines the Liberal Party convention in Montreal, where Prime Minister Mark Carney celebrated securing a majority through floor-crossing MPs like Marilyn Gladue.

Jesse Brown investigates a toxic surge on the Canada Land subreddit, suspecting coordinated harassment by sock puppet accounts.