Marketplace

Season 37

10 episodes · Jan 8, 2010

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  • S37E1

    Grow-Op Cover Up

    Jan 8, 2010

    Erica Johnson and contractor Mike Holmes reveal a new twist on home inspectors: more Canadians are buying houses that were formerly used as marijuana grow-ops.

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  • S37E2

    GPS Distraction - Busted: Shingles

    Jan 15, 2010

    Convenience over safety? Marketplace conducts a first of its kind test in Erica Johnson's investigation into GPSs.

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  • S37E3

    Road to Rich Dad

    Jan 29, 2010

    The pitch is how to get rich, or is it how to get ripped off? Erica Johnson investigates who's getting rich off Rich Dad.

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  • S37E4

    Magic in a Bottle?

    Feb 5, 2010

    Erica Johnson investigates one of Canada's largest diet companies, Herbal Magic.

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  • S37E5

    Canada's Worst Cellphone Bill

    Mar 5, 2010

    Wendy Mesley investigates the story behind huge bills many Canadians rack up from using their cellphones.

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  • S37E6

    Who's Minding the Store? - Busted: Cord Blood Banks

    Mar 12, 2010

    Erica Johnson reveals the newest way thieves are stealing your credit and debit card numbers.

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  • S37E7

    Burning Question - The Debt Trap

    Mar 19, 2010

    Firefighters know there's one thing that can help save lives in a fire, so you'll be surprised to learn this one thing is still missing in thousands of buildings across Canada. Also: Erica Johnson investigates a new wave of so-called American-style non-profit charities offering debt advice to Canadians.

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  • S37E8

    Stretching the Truth? - Busted: Lysol

    Mar 26, 2010
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  • S37E9

    Something's Fishy - Busted: Easyhome

    Apr 2, 2010

    It's labelled halibut, but can you count on it? When you buy fish are you getting what you pay for? Erica Johnson goes fishing for answers.

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  • S37E10

    Something's Fishy - Busted: Easyhome

    Apr 9, 2010

    Has your home insurance rate gone up? Wendy Mesley reveals it could be connected to your credit score.

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