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Crime Update, breaking down some of the most concerning crime stories making headlines across Canada. From Toronto's alleged gun-for-hire network linked to dozens of shootings, to youth involvement in violent crime, organized fraud schemes, contraband tobacco operations, and major changes to Canada's bail system

Canada is riding a wave of World Cup excitement, but is hosting the tournament worth the price tag? Jim Lang and Paul Micucci dive into Canada's historic FIFA

one of the most divisive public policy discussions facing major cities today: protests, public demonstrations, marathons, and the growing impact they have on congestion, productivity, and daily life in Canada.

Host Mike Wixson sits down with filmmaker, producer, writer, and musician Joel Stewart for a fascinating conversation on the future of Canada's film and television industry. From Winnipeg's rise as a major production hub to the challenges of streaming, AI, tax credits, and creative control, this episode pulls back the curtain on how movies actually get made in Canada.

Host Mike Wixson sits down with Arani Adhikari of Armor Cyber to break down the growing threat of ransomware, cyber extortion, and organized hacking groups like Shiny Hunters, Qilin, and other cybercrime networks. What really happens when a company gets hacked?

Crime Across Canada: Terror Links, Drug Trafficking & National Security Concerns This week on TPL Media, hosts Mike Wixson and Paul Micucci take a deep dive into some of the biggest crime stories making headlines across Canada.

Canada’s GDP debate misses the real crisis: falling living standards, weak productivity, and industries under pressure. Moshe Lander explains why technical recession talk ignores the deeper economic problems Canadians feel every day

Kids are losing the ability to talk face-to-face — and social media may be the reason. Steve Joordens explains how phones, AI, dopamine, and anxiety are reshaping a generation.

Corey Morgan explains what’s driving separatist anger, pipeline politics, equalization fights, and the October referendum.

Billboards every 500 metres warn of a crisis hiding in plain sight. Canada’s human trafficking problem is hitting small towns and major cities.

Canada’s World Cup bill is exploding—and taxpayers may be left with the tab. Moshe Lander explains who really profits when FIFA comes to town.