Susanne Reber is an investigative journalist with the CBC News Investigative team. She has led projects on Censorship, Workplace Safety, Canadians losing their citizenship due to quirks of the law and government bureaucracy, and most recently CBC’s coverage of police use of tasers. Susanne also led the Prescribed to Death team, investigating adverse drug reactions among Canada’s seniors. Susanne co-authored the non-fiction book Starlight Tour, the last lonely night of Neil Stonechild, looking into the freezing death of an aboriginal teenager and the police practice of dropping off native men at the outskirts of town in frigid temperatures. The book was named a finalist for The Governor General’s award in Non-fiction, the Arthur Ellis Crime writer’s award and the Writers Trust Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for political writing. She also co-wrote and produced Faint Hope, a five-part CBC radio dramatization of an investigation into the life and suspicious death of prison activist Laurence Stocking.