In this year's Top 10 countdown of Lousy Labels, Erica Johnson finds the truth behind the latest buzzwords on food packaging. It will make you think twice before filling up your shopping cart.
Are forest eco-labels worth the (toilet) paper they're printed on? Tom Harrington investigates.
'Marketplace' blows the roof off of one of Canada's worst landlords. Tom Harrington exposes renter horror stories, and asks: How can the company get away with this?
It's Canada's top-selling cold remedy, but does COLD-FX really do what the company claims? Erica Johnson puts it to the test.
'Marketplace' launches our 39th season with a special one-hour episode that takes on Canada's major store chains.
'Marketplace' showcases its new season, and updates a story we first reported last year on the potential risk of popular birth control pills.
We're turning the tables on our viewers. as Marketplace runs the scams instead of exposing them. For the first time ever, instead of grilling the bad guys, we will be confronting the "victims" with one simple question: "Why do you fall for it?"
The labels say 'organic' and 'natural' -- but are they really? Erica Johnson separates the truly green products from the 'greenwashed' -- products that look green, but really aren't -- in our top ten countdown of lousy labels.
We test 100 samples of chicken from across the country for superbugs, and Erica Johnson reveals what the results mean for you, your family, and your health.
The Ontario Ministry of Labour announced that Premier Fitness has been fined $100,000 for violation of the Employment Standards Act, specifically on the issue of wages.
When it comes to shrinking grocery products, it's not always size or volume that goes down. Check out the fine print on McCain's Cool Quenchers Mango frozen juice -- which is still 225ml -- but is now less concentrated, making .23 litres less.
I travel a lot for Marketplace -- which means I wait for planes more than I'd care to admit. So imagine my delight when I realized I had arrived at Toronto's Pearson airport recently, early enough to catch an earlier flight
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The Ontario Ministry of Labour announced that Premier Fitness has been fined $100,000 for violation of the Employment Standards Act, specifically on the issue of wages.
