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Looking into Chinese influence into our elections, why India is banning a documentary into the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada and why the YMCA is an important part of investigations. Al, Neil and Phil get to the bottom of all this (NB no 'bottoms' are exposed here)
The guys weigh in on terrorism around the world, the use of 'lawfare' to fight national security investigations and what heavenly virgins think about suicide bombers.
Al, Neil and Phil weigh in on the Canadian government's reaction to the debacle at the level 4 biolab in Winnipeg, why ITAC changed the 't' from threat to terrorism and why Omaha surrendered to terrorists
We all have our own image of what spies do and how they do it, ranging from Ian Fleming's iconic James Bond to, um, Johnny English and Bill Murray (star of The Man Who Knew Too Little). But what actually goes into an intelligence investigation? What are the moving parts? The guys delve into this. Oh and a story on how Hindu extremists in India are upset about a Hindu and Muslim lion 'cohabiting. You're gonna love this!
Nations look after their own interests in whatever way they can. So what happens when doing so goes against the interests of other nations, or crosses a criminal threshold? Al, Neil and Phil dive into the Canadian inquiry into foreign interference/influence and other issues.
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