
From the snowy streets of small-town Canada to the darkest corners of the big cities, join Aussie-Canadian host Kristi Lee for an immersive deep dive into the nation's most compelling crimes.
With meticulous research and a trauma-informed approach, Kristi takes you beyond the headlines, weaving the facts of each case together with the bigger picture to unravel what happened, the forces that shaped... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

When a woman receives a text message from a wrong number, she strikes up an unlikely friendship with a man who says he’s a construction contractor. They develop a close relationship over five years – until a single, offhand remark gives her pause. Is... more
Most Albertans don't want the province to separate from Canada, according to the polls. So how did a once-fringe movement gain enough momentum to put independence on the ballot (sort of)?
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Three hunters head deep into the rugged wilderness of Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula for a 10-day trip, but fail to return home. A search turns up their abandoned truck, followed by something far more disturbing.
As investigators try to piece together wha... more
There's a referendum in Alberta this fall, and independence is on the ballot — sort of.
Who are the separatists? What do they actually want?
And what happens to the rest of Canada if they get it?
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I never meant to become a regular listener as I never particularly thought of myself as a true crime type of listener. I found Canadian True Crime because I wanted to gain an understanding of the Hockey Canada scandal. I appreciated the information while being shocked at what happened in the incident, the sweeping defence of the “boys” by most, and the vilification of the victim. I feel that the show did a good job of shining light onto the incident and I have encouraged others complaining about... more
This is honestly one of the worst podcasts I’ve ever heard. It takes her 3 hours to tell a story that could be told in 30 minutes. Also stop with the politics
Not a bad podcast and the actual story telling is well done. I can see how people would feel it’s leaning more left over the past year. Certain verbiage (politically correct or not) makes some feathers ruffle and can also make a sentence seem like a grammatical nightmare. Catering to the few to ignore proper English seems silly to me.
Our go to podcast. Well done and love the accent. The content is thorough and well presented.
She has a strange cadence and has gone to such lengths to make her Aussie accent understandable to the extent that there is no really personality or humanity left.
It also comes across poorly to be someone who is barely Canadian be so free to speak for Canadians writ large.
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This show delivers meticulous, trauma-informed deep dives into Canadian crime stories, weaving case details with broader social context and ongoing implications for victims and communities. Episodes often explore legal twists, media coverage, and advocacy angles, with special cross-border perspectives and guest experts that enrich the narrative. Noteworthy is its steadfast commitment to respectful storytelling, survivor voices, and accountability, even when covering high-profile or controversial cases. Potential listeners who value thorough research, responsible reporting, and case-by-case updates across a spectrum of Canadian true crime topics will likely find it engaging and informative.
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Canadian True Crime launched 10 years ago and published 263 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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