The case is closed.But the story isn’t over.In the final episode of Sticky Maple Fingers, we follow the last clues—and the biggest questions. Who really funded the heist? Why did some barrels vanish before the crime w...

Most of the syrup was recovered.But not all of it.In the penultimate episode of Sticky Maple Fingers, the investigation takes a strange turn. Some barrels weren’t just stolen—they were erased. Gone before the heist wa...

The thieves were caught. The syrup was mostly recovered. Case closed... right?Not quite.In Episode 5 of Sticky Maple Fingers, the cracks in the official story start to widen. The heist was too clean, the timing too perfec...

The Federation has entered the chat. And they’re not happy.With millions in syrup missing and the black market buzzing, the FPAQ finally makes its move—unleashing raids, tracing barcodes, and hunting for barrels that vanished in plain si...

It wasn’t a smash-and-grab. It was a slow drip. A barrel here, a barrel there—emptied, refilled, and stacked neatly back into place.In Episode 3 of Sticky Maple Fingers, we return to the warehouse, where the barrels were many, t...

The barrels were gone. But no one asked where the syrup ended up.In Episode 2, the case leaves the warehouse and spills into something stranger—a network of silent buyers, forged invoices, and stolen syrup flowing through legitimate mark...

Every legend starts somewhere—even the sticky ones.Welcome to Sticky Maple Fingers, the first chapter in Crime & Nourishment, where the trail of a missing ingredient leads to something far messier than a spilled bot...

Before the barrels went missing. Before the headlines. Before anyone realized the syrup was already gone.This season trailer cracks open the case that stunned the nation: the $18 million maple syrup heist that exposed the sticky underbel...

Before the first bite, there’s always a story. Welcome to Crime & Nourishment, a podcast uncovering the hidden truths behind Canada’s most unexpected food crimes. From black-market dairy to stolen syrup, every case starts with miss...