David Pugliese, the Ottawa Citizen’s defence reporter, dives deep into Canada’s hidden history of alleged Nazi war criminals who settled in the country post-WWII. He discusses the fallout of the Canadian government’s refusal to release a secret list of 900 names, unraveling the unsettling realities faced by Holocaust survivors living near these individuals. Pugliese also tackles the complexities of Canada’s immigration policies during the Cold War and highlights specific cases, shedding light on the ongoing implications for justice and accountability.

David Pugliese, a seasoned Canadian reporter from the Ottawa Citizen, finds himself facing wild accusations of being a KGB agent. He passionately defends his integrity while delving into the chilling implications of such claims on journalism. Joining him is Jan Wong, who sheds light on the shocking story of Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder turned notorious drug trafficker. They explore his drastic fall from grace, the intricate web of drug operations, and how these events intertwine with international crime and Canadian security.

Journalist David Pugliese discusses the controversy surrounding a member of the Waffen SS division being recognized by the Canadian House of Commons. Topics include the formation and role of the SS division, the presence of former Nazi fighters in Canada, and the concerns raised by Jewish groups about war crimes.