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CanCon

by Jordan Heath-Rawlings, Mat Keselman, Kattie Laur

It's a fascinating time to be Canadian. This is a show that breaks all that wide open. Dangers. Opportunities. The stories that make this country what it is. And what it isn't. Longtime journalist and podcast host Jordan Heath-Rawlings (Elbows Up, The Big Story, The Gravy Train) returns to host critical Canadian Conversations with leading experts and storytellers. These are discussions—about who we are, how we got here, and where we're going—designed to offer more than soundbites and headlines. They'll introduce you to places, people and policies you might not have otherwise met, or perhaps…

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CanCon's episode on grandparent scams features Rachel Brown, who reported an in-depth investigation for The Walrus on this growing criminal phenomenon in Canada. The episode promises to move beyond surface-level warnings to explore how these scams actually operate, their scale, their increasing sophistication, and the…

Worth it if you want to understand how grandparent scams actually work and why they're becoming more effective, or if you're concerned about elderly relatives and want concrete insights beyond generic warnings.

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