Welcome back to the podcast, by Swindle or Steel.

I'm Alexandra Rogge, and for today's podcast, we're going to listen in on a panel from the recent Trace Prize event held in Vancouver.

This panel was introduced and moderated by Sandy Garrisino. Sandy is a public affairs

columnist for Canada's National Observer. She's a former Crown Prosecutor and prominent media

commentator whose crisp writing is read by millions across North America. She's the winner of the

best column in Canada in the 2016 Canadian Online Publishing

Awards and was a finalist for the Jack Webster Award for Best Column in 2019.

And now, I'll turn this over to Sandy.

Thank you so much.

What a humbling thing it is to listen to these experiences.

What noble and incredibly important work that you and

Kedija and all of the journalists here, welcome to everybody who is here from out of the country.

Thank you and out of the city. Thank you so much for coming. Thank you, Alexandra, for having us and

Gigi and everybody who is helping.

Let's get started.

This is an incredibly illustrious panel.

So grateful to all of you for being here.

Let me quickly introduce you so that we can really get into the meat of this discussion,

but it's important for everybody to know exactly who it is that we have on panel.

Hans Peterson Hammer, who is editor-in-chief of Mission Investigate, which is a program of the

SVT Swedish public broadcaster. The SVT and Mission Investigate oversaw a collaborative investigation with ZDF, the German public broadcaster,

and India's Confluence Media, uncovering a pattern of briber and corruption in India by the Swedish truckmaker and bus manufacturer Skanya.

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