
How did a small town Canadian boy allegedly become a narco kingpin? Ryan Wedding was once a promising young athlete, a snowboarder who went all the way to the Olympics. Now captured after a decade on the run, he’s accused of running a deadly international drug trafficking empire.
In this new podcast from CBC and the Toronto Star, host Michelle Shephard and reporter Calvi Leon trace Wedding’s desc... more
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The Most Wanted Olympian is an official 2026 Tribeca Festival Winner. How did a small town Canadian boy allegedly become a narco kingpin? Ryan Wedding was once a promising young athlete, a snowboarder who reached the Olympics. Now captured after a de... more
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It’s a drug town story familiar to many of us, unfortunately, but there is value in breaking down the interpersonal details and the sort of financial incentives that keep this whack cycle going, if only for the uninitiated. Appreciate the local colour.
This comprehensive reporting of such an appalling police hunt for a group of people searching for equality and the opportunity to live their own lives as they would like to is amazing. The reporting finally allows the Africas to be fully respecting and to have their humanity recognised. They were without targeted by the media as well as the the police. This podcast is absolutely a must hear and I urge people to listen!
Thank you to the team but particularly to Michael Africa for sharing what he... more
I thought this was really well done. Super informative and seems like it’s factually investigated. I always thought Dawson creek was a tourist hub the gateway to the north. Didn’t realize it has such a shady background. The only irritating thing is how the host keeps berating the RCMP. Every single person who works at CBC is a die hard Liberal. This irritation you feel about the RCMP is what you voted for when you decided to not be tough on crime! This podcast is the product of having red tape t... more
I’ve just listened to a couple of episodes and I assume this is a spoof on true crime genre. I’ve been lolling. If it’s not an Onion style spoof perhaps that’s even more amusing.
Thanks for this fascinating deep dive; my kudos to the Akron OH (& Boulder, CO) defense attorneys for their “spidey” sense and questioning of Adam Mosher and his AI/internet tactics and credentials!
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A hard-hitting true crime series focused on missing persons and serial violence in small-town Canada, often exploring how drug trade, policing, and community dynamics shape justice. Episodes mix on-the-ground reporting with personal testimonies from families, investigators, and local experts to illuminate systemic gaps and accountability questions. A standout is the consistent, immersive approach to long-form cases, often featuring a central host guiding deep dives into local history, law enforcement responses, and the human costs of crime. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who crave rigorous investigation, factual storytelling, and nuanced discussions about justice, governance, and community resilience.
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