Canada’s Hitman plunges deep into the bloodstained world of the country’s most prolific and terrifying killers-for-hire and serial murderers. Blending investigative journalism with true crime storytelling, this gripping account uncovers the deadly paths of Yves "Apache" Trudeau, the Hells Angels enforcer responsible for over 40 calculated murders; Gerald Gallant, a quiet, seemingly ordinary man who moonlighted as a cold-blooded hitman with over 25 kills; and Robert Pickton, the twisted pig farmer whose horrifying spree exposed systemic failures and shocked the world. Told with chilling detail and psychological insight, Canada’s Hitman explores the motivations behind these killers, the organizations that empowered them, and the justice system that struggled to stop them. From biker gang wars to organized crime hits and horrifying serial killings, this book lays bare the true cost of violence lurking beneath Canada’s peaceful image. Unnerving, thought-provoking, and impossible to put down, Canada’s Hitman is a haunting journey through the shadows of Canadian crime history—where killers wore familiar faces and justice came far too late.