

Marketplace
Season 52
This series focuses on consumer affairs and news. The regular features include short investigative documentaries, test of products and advertising claims and product warnings.
Where to Watch Season 52
15 Episodes
- Stolen in Seconds: Why aren’t car makers doing more?E3
Stolen in Seconds: Why aren’t car makers doing more?Marketplace compares Canada's most stolen vehicles to the same models sold in the UK and reveals how the same vehicles sold overseas have anti-theft measures that aren't provided in Canadian cars. - A company profiting from a boy's illnessE6
A company profiting from a boy's illnessA collage of Marketplace investigations comes together when a father finds his disabled son's story being used to sell a bogus product that claims to remove everything from pesticides to bacteria, including E.coli, from food. - Exposing The Celebrity Sell: Home Edition.E9
Exposing The Celebrity Sell: Home Edition.Celebrities including Mike Holmes and former CFL player Graeme Bell make the pitch for renovations and custom home builds done right but a long list of customers with home build and reno nightmares shows that even though they make the pitch to trust them, there is little accountability when things go wrong. - The Changemakers: Your voice, our fightE11
The Changemakers: Your voice, our fightMarketplace reveals the investigations have led to change. From removing unsafe products from store shelves to changing government and company policies, we take viewers on a journey of some of our most memorable and meaningful moments. Reporter: Charlsie Agro - Turning up the HeatE12
Turning up the HeatMarketplace investigates the murky world of home heating deals to reveal how consumers who sign up for savings are getting surprises instead, locked into onerous loans that come with broken promises of rebates, energy savings and free service – as calls grow for better consumer protection. - Gaming the SystemE13
Gaming the SystemMarketplace investigates how much information you're giving away when playing mobile games, and where that information ends up. We uncover the methods app developers use to keep kids playing for as long as possible – and expose loopholes in the laws meant to protect children's privacy.