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The most-watched documentary program in Canada is now available as a podcast! W5 has an on ongoing commitment to covering tough, relevant stories with fair and responsible investigative reporting. The program is the winner of several awards including the prestigious Gordon Sinclair Award for Broadcast Journalism. Subscribe to the W5 Podcast to listen to our latest investigations and to hear in-depth stories from our more than 50 year history.
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The Millionaire Murders: Who killed Daniel Langlois and Dominique Marchand?
Daniel Langlois and Dominique Marchand may not have been household names throughout Canada, but their achievements and projects received worldwide attention and recognition. In December of 2023, however, they were found brutally murdered on the Caribbean island of Dominica.
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Narco Jungle: The Darien Gap – One of the world's most dangerous migrant routes
W5 goes deep into one of the most dangerous migrant routes to expose how the Gulf Clan cartel is profiting from desperate migrants.
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The Cult Queen: A charismatic leader holds a Saskatchewan town hostage
W5 visited Richmound, Sask., to learn more about the self-described 'Queen of Canada,' who controversially moved to the rural village with her followers last year.
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Arsenic Air: A Quebec town's fear of exposure to a smelter's harmful pollution
For years, a copper smelter at Rouyn Noranda, Que., 600 kilometres northwest of Montreal has been spewing a cocktail of heavy metals into the air. W5 discovers that some of the town's residents are no longer willing to pay the financial benefits from heavy industry.
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Who's at your Door?: Homeowners held hostage by door-to-door appliance deals
W5 investigates how companies allegedly use high-pressure door-to-door sales tactics to convince vulnerable homeowners to rent appliances they don't need while effectively putting liens on their homes without their knowledge.
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Canada's War with Panama: An uprising sparked by a Canadian copper mine
W5 investigates how the Panamanian government's 20-year mining concession with a Canadian mining company triggered weeks of protests and civil unrest, stoked fears of environmental devastation and prompted the country's Supreme Court to intervene.
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Customer Reviews
Trans episode very un-factual
W5 fell down on their factual reporting for this topic. And to find another person that was regretting their gender change they had to go to England. Ask yourself why they couldn’t just find someone locally if it was the problem they presented it to be. This episode is going to fuel more people being poo toward trans people.