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Everyone is talking about (homegrown Canadian) Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary, You Can See Everything. The Verge’s Elizabeth Lopatto spent four months covering Holmes’ fraud trial, and she joins host Noor Azrieh to unpack what the film reveals, what it leaves unchallenged, and the difference between a compelling documentary and good journalism.

Plus, China’s AI bubble loses air, and Canadian news publishers take the AI company behind Claude to court.

Host: Noor Azrieh
Credits: James Nicholson (Senior Producer), Julian Abraham (Producer), Noor Azrieh (Host/Producer), Caleb Thompson (Mixing & Mastering), Harrison Lowman (Managing Editor), Jesse Brown (Editor & Publisher)
Guest: Elizabeth Lopatto

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Further reading:
Don’t forget for a second that Elizabeth Holmes is a liar – The Verge
Nathan Fielder Tells Us Everything – WIRED
That Trick Nathan Fielder Does – The New York Times
Loved You Can See Everything? Thank Canada – CBC News
We Can Never Understand Elizabeth Holmes, or Nathan Fielder – The New Yorker
'You Can See Everything' review: Fact, fiction and fraud in the Elizabeth Holmes film – NPR
Anthropic sued by major Canadian news publishers for copyright claims in Ontario court – CBC News
In China, the AI bubble has already burst – Reuters
You Can See Everything, and You Will Know Nothing

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This is it — the final announcement of our crowdfunding month. We're thrilled to introduce the new host of Canadaland's Monday edition and unveil the new title for the show. Wait for it...

Do you have burning questions for any of our new hosts? Well, if you're seeing this on Thursday, you're in luck: We're doing a LIVE "ask me anything" call-in show this evening, from 4:30-6:30pm EDT. Head to callinstudio.com/show/canadaland or dial in at 888-401-7056 when the time comes. Sam, Noor and our new host (no spoilers!) would love to hear from you.
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A spectacular own goal? A rejection of progressive politics? Host Noor Azrieh is joined by political strategist Zain Velji to pick through the wreckage of Eby’s election gamble—and the competing media narratives about what it means.

Plus, why “BC’s first Conservative government in nearly a century” deserves an asterisk, Alberta’s electoral map controversy, and the AI-generated Jagmeet Singh ads flooding X. Seriously, what’s in the red Nike bag?

Host: Noor Azrieh
Credits: James Nicholson (Senior Producer), Julian Abraham (Producer), Noor Azrieh (Host/Producer), Caleb Thompson (Mixing & Mastering), Harrison Lowman (Managing Editor), Jesse Brown (Editor & Publisher)
Guest: Zain Velji

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Further reading:
Political hubris claims another victim – the NDP’s David Eby – The Globe and Mail
Adam Pankratz: A warning from B.C. — don't pull an Eby – National Post
James Moore: David Eby treated B.C. voters like fools, and paid the price – CTV News
Geoff Russ: B.C. Conservatives win towering majority in rebuke of power-hungry Eby – National Post
B.C. Election: 8 take-aways after a landslide Conservative win – Vancouver Sun
Please Advise! How Did Doerkson Win So Big? – The Tyee
B.C. election turnout slumps to new low as fewer than half of voters cast ballot – The Globe and Mail

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In 2005, Canada’s leaders agreed to a $5.1-billion plan to close the gap for Indigenous people. Three days later, the government fell, and the deal died with it.
This week, they finally sat down again.

Sam spends the day before with Jeff Copenace, chief of Onigaming First Nation. Twenty years ago, he was sitting right behind Paul Martin at Kelowna. This time, he couldn’t get in the room.

Plus: meet our new managing editor, Harrison Lowman, and his pick for the craziest political story of the decade. In May, Caroline Elliott was the front-runner to lead the B.C. Conservatives. She lost by two points, would she have beat Eby?

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Host: Sam Konnert
Credits: Bruce Thorson (Senior Producer) Caleb Thompson (Post Production), Harrison Lowman (Managing Editor), Jesse Brown (Editor), Tony Wang (Artwork)

Background reading:
Prime Minister Carney convenes First Nations leadership and First Ministers for the first time in two decades, launches discussions on a new First Nations Sovereign Wealth Fund | PMO
Undoing the Kelowna agreement | CBC News
Learning from the Kelowna Accord | Policy Options
Carney, premiers meet with First Nations leaders in Ottawa | Global News

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Over 20,000 kids went through Ontario's "training schools" system. But really they weren't so much schools as prisons for children ages 8-16. The first of what grew to nineteen of these institutions opened in 1925. They all shut down by 1984.

Daniel Brown was one of the last boys to be declared a ward of the Juvenile Delinquents Act and to serve time in the training schools system and today we tell his story.

NB Parts of this story originally appeared in a Toronto Life story about Daniel.

Host: Jesse Brown
Credits: Liz Beatty (Reporter), Bruce Thorson (Senior Producer), Tristan Capacchione (Audio Editing, Sound Design, and Mixing), Jesse Brown (Editor and Publisher)

Fact checking by Julian Abraham
Additional music by Audio Network and Tristan Capacchione
Image courtesy of Daniel Brown

More information:
Settlement Reached in Ontario Training Schools Class Action Lawsuit — Ontario
Locked Away — Toronto Life

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