May 11, 2020
SHARE
CANADALAND
#325 Should We Stop Naming Killers?
Prime Minister Trudeau said naming the Nova Scotia mass shooter was giving him "the gift of infamy"
Jesse Brown
Host & Publisher
Andréa Schmidt
Managing Editor, Podcasts

$5/month for ad-free Canadaland by clicking here.

Romayne Smith Fullerton investigates how different democracies cover crime, and what that reveals about our relationship to government, and to each other.

Read more at Canadaland: “The Surprising Reason Some Countries Don’t Publish The Names Of Accused Persons“

This episode is brought to you by Dispatch Coffee and PolicyMe

More from this series
“ I'm sick. I am fatally ill and keeping me here is cruel. And discrimination is cruel.” -Claire Elyse Brosseau
November 9, 2026
What flavour is Noor’s vape? How did Archie break their leg walking? And as an Albertan, what does Sam think about the referendum now that it’s over?
November 5, 2026
“ I'm a little sad for the students because they were robbed, frankly, of their cause.” -Simone Rodan-Benzaquen, senior envoy for Europe at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
November 2, 2026
“Every time I feel or hear sirens, I feel like they’re coming for me.” -Daniel Brown, one of the last inmates of Ontario's "training schools"
October 26, 2026
“The idea that we would be having a secession referendum in the most prosperous province, in one of the most successful liberal democracies in the world, is absurd.” -Patrick Lennox, author of On Treason
October 19, 2026
“Public dollars require public accountability, and every publisher in this country should want that.” -David Skok
October 12, 2026
“What’s my crime? Journalism? … I get that I piss off a lot of people with my articles.” -David Pugliese
October 5, 2026
 ”These are a group of white men coming to our area saying, "We bring you the gift of nuclear waste.” - Dennis
October 1, 2026
all podcasts arrow All Podcasts
CANADALAND