Dad, investigative journalist (Fifth Estate), smoker (the bbq kind), praire boy and podcaster (Evil by Design).
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ALT The square logo artwork for The Kill List podcast. It shows the face of Karima Baloch, who is wearing a red hijab and slightly smiling. Her green eyes are striking. Her face appears 4 times, layered in collage style, surrounded by more paper collage effects. The colours are predominantly red and green. In the centre, in a dark green text box with a white border, is the show title in an all-caps font: THE KILL LIST. A white CBC gem logo is in the top right corner.
ALT CBC News: Peter Nygard investigations. Long before the Me-Too era, women were whispering about the rich & powerful Canadian magnate Peter Nygard. From his homes in Winnipeg, Toronto, New York, LA & the Bahamas, Nygard used power & privilege to shield his sexual predatory behaviour for decades before finally falling from grace—in no small part because of the dogged reporting of a small Fifth Estate investigative team. CBC stood alone for years in revealing the man’s sex trafficking & abuse of minors, & also ultimately revealed the systems that shielded him & others like him. It was a costly, litigious battle. The Fifth Estate team was targeted with lawsuits, surveillance, and most extraordinarily, an unprecedented criminal libel case that could have put them in prison for 5 years. Their investigation, and that of CBC Podcasts: Evil by Design, shifted the way the media reports about sexual trauma, and has empowered dozens of other survivors to pursue justice.
ALT CBC News: Peter Nygard investigations. Long before the Me-Too era, women were whispering about the rich & powerful Canadian magnate Peter Nygard. From his homes in Winnipeg, Toronto, New York, LA & the Bahamas, Nygard used power & privilege to shield his sexual predatory behaviour for decades before finally falling from grace—in no small part because of the dogged reporting of a small Fifth Estate investigative team. CBC stood alone for years in revealing the man’s sex trafficking & abuse of minors, & also ultimately revealed the systems that shielded him & others like him. It was a costly, litigious battle. The Fifth Estate team was targeted with lawsuits, surveillance, and most extraordinarily, an unprecedented criminal libel case that could have put them in prison for 5 years. Their investigation, and that of CBC Podcasts: Evil by Design, shifted the way the media reports about sexual trauma, and has empowered dozens of other survivors to pursue justice.
ALT A graphic laying out the Canadian Association of Journalism (CAJ)'s Award Finalists in the 'Broadcast Over 5 Minutes' category. Listed first is the CBC Podcast Evil By Design, with the credits listed as: Timothy Sawa, Ashley Mak, Ilina Ghosh, Evan Kelly, Emily Mathieu, Sean Moreman, Emilie Quesnel, Chris Oke, Arif Noorani. The other finalists listed are 13 Hours by Global News, The West Block by Global News and Unascertained by Innerspeak Media/TVO.
