1 on 1 interviews

Amani Ben Amar immigrated to Quebec from Tunisia, and says she supports the proposed secularism bill. Here’s why:

Montreal art historian Valerie Angenot discovered a lost female pharaoh who reigned alongside her sister in ancient Egypt.

Political analyst Tom Mulcair on Alberta’s electing UCP candidate Jason Kenney and what it could mean for the federal election.

Blues singer Dawn Tyler Watson discusses her love of music and her new solo album.

New MUHC research now shows a link between mothers with gestational diabetes and their children getting the disease.

The fire at Notre Dame Cathedral had all eyes on Paris this week, sharing photos and videos of the blaze - but also some misinformation.

Montreal director Stacey Tenenbaum's set to premiere her doc ‘Pipe Dreams’ – exploring the ins and outs of a competitive organ competition.

David Allard of ad agency Sid Lee on the new powerful ‘Texto de Trop’ display that shows the dangers of texting and driving.

Moshe Lander, professor of Economics at Concordia, talks about the process leading up to the tabling of a Brexit deal in October.

Parti Quebecois interim leader Pascal Berube on why his party supports the CAQ’s tabled religious symbols bill and what needs to change.

Aaron Rand, Bill Brownstein, and Terry Dimonte channel all their frustrations about a Montreal spring into this week's segment.

1.4 million cheques are in the mail for parents in a public school fees class action settlement. Lawyer Jean-Philippe Groleau explains.

CTV Digital Analyst Elias Makos on the risks that come with popular trend of genetic testing.

Dr. Brett Burstein on his study that showed the number of children taken to hospital for suicide attempts and suicidal thoughts is rising.

Daryl Haggard, assistant physics professor at McGill, explains what black holes are and why they’re so elusive

The author has always been different and was scared of being found out

Germain Belzile of the Montreal Economic Institute says carbon taxes are a better way to change habits

Brian Smith from the Canadian Foundation for Economic Development wants parents to talk to their kids about money management.

Refugee health researcher Janet Cleveland on a major report about access to health care for children and pregnant woman who are migrants.

Gilles Duceppe and Marlene Jennings discuss Trudeau's SNC Lavalin issues and the protests surrounding Bill 21.

Dan Robertson of TSN 690 talks about the season that was, and why fans will demand a playoff appearance in 2020.

With this season's unexpected success fans will demand a playoff appearance next season, says Dan Robertson of TSN 690.

Liberal MP Anthony Housefather talks about the opposition to the bill, which would ban some public workers from wearing religious symbols.

Author Kim Thuy, who was written about the lives of refugees and immigrants, takes on bringing Vietnamese cooking to Canada in her new book.

Andre Gagné of Concordia University explains the rise in violence targeted against people practicing their religion

Nova Scotia could be the first jurisdiction in North America that presumes consent around organ donation, meaning all people are considered organ donors unless they opt out. Sylvain Bedard knows the important of organ donation all too well: he is a double heart transplant recipient. 5

Video of the mosque shootings in N.Z. was seen by millions of people - some of the largest and most tech-savvy media outlets worldwide faile

Many brush off symptoms like chest pain and leg swelling. Dr. Vicky Tagalakis with Thrombosis Canada on why they’re serious.

The Montreal Canadiens have a 26% chance of making the playoffs and a win is a must. The Gazette’s Stu Cowan with more.

Raw, grain-free, vegan – there’s much debate on what’s the best diet for dogs. Ada McVean from McGill weighs them out.