The former host of CBC's “Canada Tonight” program is shedding a light on issues he faced prior to his “forced” departure in 2025.

A video posted to YouTube last week detailed how Dhanraj is preparing to reveal details surrounding the events leading to his exit from CBC, which saw him launch a human rights complaint alleging he was on the receiving end of discrimination, harassment and bullying as a person of colour.

Dhanraj also claims the network was politically biased, particularly against Conservatives, something he suggested is driving the party's push to defund the taxpayer-funded broadcaster.

Further, he claimed two of CBC's most prominent faces, hosts Rosemary Barton and David Cochrane, personally targeted him for harassment. 

“This was not a voluntary decision,” Dhanraj said of his departure from CBC. “It comes after trying to navigate a workplace culture defined by retaliation, exclusion, and psychological harm.”

He is expected to testify before the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage around 11 a.m ET (9 a.m. MT).

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