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Dad, investigative journalist (Fifth Estate), smoker (the bbq kind), praire boy and podcaster (Evil by Design).
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Cole Hosack vanished from Dawson Creek, B.C., in 2023. Does this man know what happened to him?

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By Timothy Sawa Verified, Mark Kelley Verified, Geoff Turner Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
New evidence, including a potential confession, has been uncovered in an investigation by the CBC's the fifth estate into the suspicious disappearance of a man in northern British Columbia. Cole Hosack vanished on New Year's Eve in 2023 after leaving a bar in the town of Dawson Creek, 1,200 kilometres north of Vancouver. The investigation is part of a CBC podcast.
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Behind the fear: The unsolved killings in Dawson Creek, B.C.

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By Grant LaFleche Verified, Timothy Sawa Verified, Mark Kelley Verified
| CBC News
WARNING: This story contains graphic content and vulgar language. Part 1: ‘Crazy, crazy criminality’ When Arron Linklater leaves his house, the essentials come with him: Wallet. Phone. Keys. Bullet-proof vest. For 30-odd years, Linklater has been dealing cocaine in Dawson Creek, a small town tucked within the sprawling farmland in northern British Columbia at the origin point of the Alaska Highway.
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Authorities in India question suspect in Pearson gold heist following Fifth Estate investigation

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By Steven D'Souza Verified, Timothy Sawa Verified, Andrew Culbert Verified
| CBC Toronto Verified
Toronto·THE FIFTH ESTATE Last week, The Fifth Estate revealed that a key suspect in the largest gold heist in Canadian history, Simran Preet Panesar, is living in northern India. Following the CBC investigation, officials with the Enforcement Directorate in India, which handles financial crimes, raided a residence and questioned Panesar. Police in Canada say Simran Preet Panesar is a main figure in theft at Toronto airport A photo obtained by The Fifth Estate taken on Feb.
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