Marketplace

- Season 48

(1972)

An investigative report on Amazon's practices concerning products returned to them.

An investigation of inadequate and fraudulent household repair services and how the search engine, Google, is apparently complicit in allowing them to be highlighted in online searches.

An examination of the serious neglect of residents in many Ontario nursing homes in open violation of the law, with few legal consequences.

Various grocery stores are investigated to learn about their food safety and sanitary practices during the covid-19 pandemic.

Various face masks are tested for their effectiveness for covid-19, the issue of refunds from airlines over covid-19 cancelled flights, and a former health inspector shows what to look for in a food-safe grocery store dairy section.

Exposing egregious pandemic price hikes; fact-checking politicians' promises; a hidden camera investigation into the trade of puppies imported into Canada.

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Investigating the real cost of borrowing thousands of dollars, and revealing debt traps to avoid.

Indoor air purifiers can help get rid of germs, including coronavirus. So, we test five popular brands. Plus a ventilation scientist explains how to clean your air without paying hundreds of dollars.

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An investigation of a recall involving over 1 million Canadian cars, and thousands of spontaneous engine fires and failures.

A hidden camera investigation reveals huge differences in how six appraisers determine price of the same home; police warn about trendy pocket breathalyzers; the truth about tinted windows.

Testing of various window tints and headlights.

Investigating why leafy green outbreaks are on the rise; Indian police shut down scam centres but now they're back and a whistleblower reveals how the latest phone fraud works.

Inside one of the world's most dangerous COVID-19 conspiracy movements; Canada's food labels fail to disclose added sugar content, which makes some packaged foods appear healthier than they are.

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