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10/3: Canada Covered

Postmedia
Canada
Donald Trump
Tariffs
Fentanyl
Alberta
Justin Trudeau
Foreign Interference
National Post
Ontario
Trudeau Government
British Columbia
Doug Ford
NDP
Opioid Crisis
Pierre Poilievre
China
Agriculture
Food Safety
Restaurant Inspections
Edmonton

10/3 brings you the biggest stories in Canada told by Postmedia's national network of award-winning journalists. Hosted by Dave Breakenridge, 10/3 updates twice a week.

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Julie Meier
Former police officer and private investigator, sister of the accused
Private investigator in Ontario (per episode)
Episode: A former cop’s family rocked by an alleged ponzi scheme
Emma Jarratt
Reporter with the Investigative Journalism Bureau
Investigative Journalism Bureau
Episode: Treatment or prison? What happens when a killer is found mentally ill
Vaughn Palmer
Vancouver Sun columnist
Vancouver Sun
Episode: B.C. Conservatives rocked by defections. What happens next?
Jordan Gowling
National Post political reporter
National Post
Episode: Canada-U.S. trade war: How did two neighbours become rivals?
Phil Authier
Political correspondent with the Montreal Gazette
Montreal Gazette
Episode: Quebec election: Can the CAQ survive a resurgent PQ?
Wendy-Ann Clarke
Investigative journalist involved in Fertility Inc.
Postmedia / National Post
Episode: The Wild West of Canada's fertility industry
Lori Culbert
Investigative journalist involved in Fertility Inc.
Postmedia / National Post
Episode: The Wild West of Canada's fertility industry
Jolene Latimer
Journalist, National Post feature writer
National Post
Episode: Canada's World Cup moment: A look at Alphonso Davies' impact
Joe O'Connor
Financial Post feature writer
Financial Post
Episode: Why one small Alberta town matters to Canada’s energy future

Host

Dave Breakenridge
Host of the program and a national Postmedia journalist, often guiding deep-dive policy and politics conversations.

Reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars from 457 ratings
  • Clearly this an American owned podcast that wants to separate canada

    Postmedia is American owned

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Saugaking
    Canada2 years ago
  • Good ideas and coverage…..but.

    Carson is rather difficult to follow when he’s speaking. His thoughts and insights are great, but he stalls, breaks, and stutters his sentences way too much. It has a jarring effect on the listener. I like the podcast and topics otherwise.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    pnibycfcf
    Canada2 years ago
  • Eclipse

    Watching this eclipse does not make scientist. It is a very temporary item we do not become totally dark

    I agree that watching this is very dangerous if not properly protected. Probably better left alone. Let the real scientist view this and write on it. It happens across the world a lot more often than 300 times in 2000 years.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    huhjiko
    Canada3 years ago
  • Trudeau is trying to stop Pierre from trash talking him on uTube

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Francais
    3 years ago
  • Bear attack

    Even if you are an expert hiker with all the gizmos nature can still defeat you. Knowing all the things that can happen the risk was still assumed. Risk / reward turned against this couple. Their dog being there probably makes it worse. Don’t blame the bear!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    huhjiko
    Canada3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Positive feedback highlights informative takes on Canada's political landscape.
Some critics note perceived bias, urging balanced perspectives in future episodes.
Listeners value the pointed, journalist-led questions and varied guest lineup.
A few listeners request more Indigenous voices and broader regional viewpoints.
Episodes are praised for depth and real-world policy impact discussions.

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#123
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#172
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A former cop’s family rocked by an alleged ponzi scheme
Q: What was your reaction to the bankruptcy notice, and what happened after that?
Seeing the bankruptcy notice confirmed years of suspicion about her brother's finances, leading to revelations at a major creditors meeting and a shift in family dynamics.
A former cop’s family rocked by an alleged ponzi scheme
Q: Julie, let's start at the beginning. Where did you grow up?
I grew up in Waterloo, Ontario, and describe a stereotypical suburban upbringing with siblings and a sport-centric family.
B.C. Conservatives rocked by defections. What happens next?
Q: What are the by-election implications and potential for a new party to form?
With several conservatives planning to form a new party and a by-election looming, the BC Conservatives may struggle to hold unity, while others — including former BC United figures — consider formalizing new groups, potentially reshaping the BC center-right.
B.C. Conservatives rocked by defections. What happens next?
Q: What happened to cause the defections and how did Findlay respond to the leadership challenges?
Findlay's leadership style was seen as winner-take-all, leading to purges in staff and a failure to unify the party, which prompted defections and unsettled a once-close race against the NDP.
Treatment or prison? What happens when a killer is found mentally ill
Q: What do families of victims say about the NCR process and its outcomes?
Families often feel the system prioritizes the rights of the offender over those of victims, and the NCR process can prolong grief due to ongoing hearings and monitoring.

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The show concentrates on Canadian politics, policy, and national affairs, anchored by investigative journalism and in-depth interviews. Episodes frequently dissect policy decisions, energy and infrastructure, regional divides, and institutional accountability, often featuring veteran reporters, editors, and subject-matter experts. A recurring strength is clear, pointed questioning and a willingness to explore regulatory gaps, funding debates, and political strategy from multiple perspectives. Notable is the habit of pairing long-form analysis with timely, issue-driven reporting, drawing on national networks and real-world impacts for Canadians.

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