Rob Cribb

In this engaging discussion, Rob Cribb, an investigative journalist, leads a powerful conversation with Tim Cranton, a former Microsoft legal specialist, Leanna McDonald, director at the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, and Hanny Farid, a pioneer in digital forensics. They dive into the harrowing realities of online child exploitation, spotlighting the urgent need for tech accountability. The innovative PhotoDNA technology is highlighted as a crucial tool in combating digital abuse, while personal survivor stories underscore the emotional toll and the dire need for systemic change.

Rob Cribb, Director of the Investigative Journalism Bureau at the Toronto Star, dives into the murky world of clinical drug trials. He reveals how financial desperation drives participants to cut corners, risking their health and the integrity of research. Cribb shares compelling insights into the life of a 'professional guinea pig' and exposes the ethical dilemmas faced amidst scant regulatory oversight from Health Canada. The discussion also highlights the alarming realities of adverse reactions that often go unreported, raising questions about drug safety for all.