Uncover

Ian and Jo weigh all the evidence, and Didi returns a ring that went missing on July 8, 1965.

Medical records show one suspect had a "deep madness towards the world," while confidential documents rule out another theory.

Could the bomb have been placed by someone who wasn't on board? And what can we learn from the sister of a suspect?

Last moments from the cockpit and evidence of a fifth suspect.

Uncover: Bomb On Board - Episode 1. A bomb exploded on Canadian Pacific Flight 21 killing all 52 people on board. Chuck was on the ground. Didi's dad was on the plane. Witnesses offer insight into what happened July 8, 1965 - and why no one has ever been held responsible.

Gambling, gunpowder, murder charges and insurance claims. Almost immediately police narrowed in on four suspects. Ian and Jo find out why.

This season, co-hosts Ian Hanomansing and Johanna Wagstaffe investigate one of the largest unsolved mass murders on Canadian soil. A bomb exploded on Canadian Pacific Flight 21 July 8, 1965, killing all 52 people aboard - and yet no charges were laid. Uncover explores what happened that night, how it affects those left behind, and the unanswered question: Who put that bomb on the plane? Note: mayday call is a reenactment

Uncover hosts Josh Bloch and Ian Hanomansing discuss the making of Season 1 and reveal what's in store for Season 2.

Jennifer Kobelt - Sarah Edmondson's former assistant in NXIVM - tells her story of joining NXIVM at a moment of crisis in her life and being involved in the group's so-called "fright study."

Fifteen-year-old Kerrie Brown disappeared from a house party in Thompson, Manitoba. Her body was found two days later. Host David Ridgen joins Kerrie's friends and family on their search for answers. Subscribe to Someone Knows Something now.

Sarah faces criticism about her role in NXIVM and tries to come to terms with the 12 years she spent as a high-level member of the group.

Josh speaks to one of Keith Raniere's lawyers, Marc Agnifilo, and hears a different point of view on NXIVM and DOS.

Sarah and her husband try to escape NXIVM and take it down while warning others who are still inside.

What happens when you leave NXIVM? Those who have left or spoken out reveal the price they paid.

Those who knew Keith Raniere intimately reveal his early life, how he started NXIVM and ended up being accused by the FBI of running a criminal enterprise.

Uncover: Escaping NXIVM - Episode 1. Sarah Edmondson is a high-level member of a self-help group called NXIVM, but an invitation to join a secret women's group called DOS leads her to do something she later regrets.

Sarah takes us inside her journey with NXIVM, from signing up for a personal growth workshop to becoming a star recruiter for the group she now calls a cult.

Over the past few months, CBC documentarian Josh Bloch has been investigating NXIVM, a self-help group led by Keith Raniere, who calls himself the smartest man in the world. In this season, Escaping NXIVM, he uncovers how Raniere won the endorsement of actors, politicians and even a visit from the Dalai Lama. Launching in September 2018.

Over the past few months, CBC documentarian Josh Bloch has been investigating NXIVM, a self-help group led by Keith Raniere, who calls himself the smartest man in the world. In this season, The Vanguard, he uncovers how Raniere won the endorsement of actors, politicians and even a visit from the Dalai Lama. Launching in June.

Over the past few months, CBC documentarian Josh Bloch has been investigating NXIVM, a self-help group led by Keith Raniere, who calls himself the smartest man in the world. In this season, The Vanguard, he uncovers how Raniere won the endorsement of actors, politicians and even a visit from the Dalai Lama. Launching in June.