The Fifth Estate - Season 45
Season 45
Episodes
Targeted: Inside the Gun Lobby's Fight to Save Weapons in Canada
Is Murder in Your DNA?
When Terror Comes Home
The Forgotten: The Girls of Marian Hall speak
Havana Syndrome: Investigating what made the diplomats sick
The hood: Cops, gangs and a community in the crossfire
Dear Mr. Bissonnette
My father's killer: Murder mystery on Cortes Island
Wronged (Ashley Smith)
Muskoka murders: Closing in on the killers
Captive: Caitlan Coleman vs. Joshua Boyle
The list: Unravelling church secrets
Vintage Grapes: Revisiting a famous Don Cherry interview
Hockey fight: Wives reveal the cost of concussions
Sexism in science: The woman who pioneered giraffe research
Passport babies: The growing shadow industry of birth tourism
Confronting hate: How Antifa is tracking the extreme right
The autopsy (part 1): What if justice got it wrong?
The insider: Tales from inside Benny Hinn Ministries
The autopsy (part 2): What did justice cover up?
How Boeing crashed: The inside story of the 737 Max
Runaway train: Investigating a fatal CP Rail crash
Who are they? Reconstructing faces of the dead
The priest's confession: What the Catholic bishops knew
John Connelly's death: A family fights for answers
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