The Rodgers Brief

Author: Adam Rodgers

This podcast features analysis of current Canadian legal news, and stories with important legal angles. Previous episodes covered the Nova Scotia Mass Casualty Inquiry proceedings, arising out of the tragic events of April 18-19, 2020 in Portapique and other locations throughout Central Nova Scotia. Adam Rodgers has been a leading Nova Scotian litigation and criminal defense lawyer, as well as a business and political advisor, for 15 years. He has represented clients on many ground-breaking and prominent cases, including his most recent responsibilities with the Desmond Fatality Inquiry.
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Dispersing the Fog E85 - RCMP A/Comm Guilty of Assaulting Youth, PEI Police Chief Pot Fine, McGill Law Parolee, Guest Nicole Gnazdowsky Pt 2, Data Centres, Brewers Win
Sunday, 1 November, 2026

This week we welcome Nicole Gnazdowsky back to continue the discussion of her brother's fatal accident at a Nova Scotia Power dam site, and her efforts to get accountability for the errors made throughout the investigation. Also, can she sue the RCMP for negligent investigation after so much time has passed.Also this week;- former RCMP Assistant Commissioner, David Teboul, has plead guilty to a charge of assaulting an opposing lacrosse player at his son's game. A special prosecutor was brought in for the case, which shows signs of Teboul getting favourable treatment- Charlottetown's interim Police Chief, Darren MacDougall, has plead guilty and paid a $200 fine after being charged by the RCMP with buying cannabis from a non-government dispensary- McGill Law School is under fire for allowing murderer Jeffery Ewert to be part of their law program. Ewart had his parole suspended for unknown reasons this week, which was the first anyone knew that he was a student at McGill- new information emerging about the fire at CFB Wainwright calls into question the decision to hold training exercises on the day of the fatal fire there- the Halifax RCMP is going back on its promise to set up satellite offices, despite committing to doing so- reporters kicked out of NS data centre announcement