1 on 1 interviews

Canada has proposed a ban on two major pesticide types. Sidney Ribaux of Equiterre on the risks to wildlife and why the ban has to happen sooner.

Dr. Ronald Fraser, a psychiatrist, said brains under 25 are still developing and vulnerable to marijuana's long term effects

McGill psychiatrist Gabriella Gobbi on the effects of cannabis on the brain.

Reena Atanasiadies of Concordia University about the speculation in the cannabis industry

Saturday is the International day of Metastatic Breast Cancer. Lida El Hajjar from The Pink Ribbon joins us with prevention tips.

Political analyst Martin Patriquin says despite some suggesting the Liberals need an overhaul – he doesn’t think that’s necessary. 1

Steven Guilbeault is leaving Equiterre, the environmental organization he co-founded 25 years ago.

Aaron Rand, Bill Brownstein, and Terry DiMonte voice their complaints about Montreal

Steven Guilbeault is leaving Equiterre, the environmental organization he co-founded 25 years ago with Sidney Ribaux and four other friends and activists. 1

Montreal police say they are ready to enforce law on driving after consuming cannabis. Insp. Andre Durocher said they are officers with specialized training to detect in someone is driving high – and they will be called to the scene when someone is suspected of doing so. 5

Pina Arcamone describes how SHINE will help stop teens from becoming victims of pimps

With the Brooklyn Nets in town, prominent businessmen like Michel Fortier are proposing that Montreal get its own team.

Executive Committee member Rosanie Filato joins with the details of the Mayor’s plans to treat weed like tobacco in public spaces.

Fromager Afrim Pristine talks about his new book For the Love of Cheese: Recipes and Wisdom From the Cheese Boutique.

Donald Cuccioletta on how the Russian Intelligence Agency, GRU, is targeting the news you share to create distrust in the West.

Heritage Montreal policy director Dinu Bumbaru on vandalism of the Sir John A. Macdonald statue in Place Du Canada.

The so-called old parties were almost wiped off the map and are left with a lot of soul-searching to do. Martin Patriquin weighs in.

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Concordia's Graham Dodds on the FBI report into Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Philip Silverberg, founder of the film festival, says the movies selected should dispell stigmas

Tom Mulcair looks at what to expect from the CAQ government.

Philippe J. Fournier of Qc125.com said the polls were wrong about the size of the CAQ victory

La Presse columnist Paul Journet says Quebec voters were holding a referendum on Philippe Couillard and the Liberal party

Antonia Maioni, David Heurtel, and Gilles Duceppe discuss the 2018 Quebec election results

Around 1/3 of eligible voters in this election are millennials – Jonathan Seifert with ‘Vote it up’ discusses how they’re pushing for their

Cyber security expert Steve Waterhouse explains what Facebook users need to know about the recent security breach.

Bill Brownstein, Aaron Rand, and Joey Elias discuss a new crackdown on illegal grow-ops, and larger seats on planes.

Lisee talks about Rene Levesque's legacy and how the PQ and Quebec Solidaire differ in their approach to sovereignty

CTV's political analyst talks about the recent war of words between the PQ and QS, and whether disclosing the leaders' finances is necessary

Gilles Duceppe, Marlene Jennings, and Andy Nulman discuss the battle among politicians facing the end of their careers