Can you name a few Canadian true crime stories that made national headlines?

Yes, like the story about a famous singer's alleged affair. It was a big deal as it was all over the tabloids for weeks. It had a huge impact on the singer's public image.

Sure. There was a big drug - related crime story. A major drug ring was operating in New Orleans. They were smuggling large quantities of drugs into the city. The police had been investigating them for months. Eventually, they made a huge bust, seizing a large amount of drugs and arresting several key members of the ring. It made headlines because of the scale of the operation and the impact it had on the local community's fight against drugs.

Sure. His documentary - style series on other YouTubers was a big deal. It gave an in - depth look into the lives of different creators and was really popular among YouTube viewers.

Well, 'The Colony of Unrequited Dreams' is a great Canadian true crime novel. It tells a story that has elements of real - life events in Canada. Also, 'The Coldest Case' is quite interesting. It uncovers some long - buried secrets in a Canadian setting, making it a thrilling read for those interested in true crime novels from Canada.

One top story is about the African savannah. It features the great wildebeest migration, where millions of wildebeest travel across the plains in search of fresh grass and water. This story also includes the predators like lions and hyenas that rely on this migration for their survival.

One of the latest is the case of the missing hiker. A young hiker went missing in a national park and the search efforts have been widely covered. It's a mystery as there are no clear signs of foul play yet.

One famous Canadian true crime story is the case of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka. They committed heinous crimes including rape and murder. Bernardo was a serial rapist and Homolka was his accomplice in some of the worst acts. Another is the Robert Pickton case. He was a pig farmer who was convicted of murdering several women, many of whom were from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, a marginalized area. These stories are disturbing but also show the importance of the criminal justice system in Canada.

Sure. 'Lost Girls' by Robert Kolker is excellent. It focuses on the Long Island Serial Killer case. Kolker does a great job of humanizing the victims and exploring the circumstances around their disappearances and deaths.

Well, 'My Dark Places' by James Ellroy is worth mentioning. Ellroy delved into his own mother's murder case and wrote this semi - autobiographical true crime work. It's a very personal and at the same time a very intense exploration of crime and its impact on the people involved.

Sure. The Heaven's Gate cult made headlines. They believed that a spaceship was trailing the Hale - Bopp comet and that by committing suicide, they could board this spaceship. In 1997, 39 members of the cult were found dead in a mansion in California, all wearing identical black clothes and Nike shoes, believing they were on their way to a new spiritual existence.