1 on 1 interviews

Psychologist and addiction specialist Jean-Sebastien Fallu is part of a coalition denouncing the CAQ’s marijuana legislation.

Andrew Caddell discusses the book he wrote with Dave Stubbs about hockey.

The city of Repentigny and its police force are being asked to pay $42,000 in damages over a case of racial profiling that took place five years ago. 1

Germain Belzile of the Montreal Economic Institute on the limits of taxation

J.D. Miller of B2ten is helping ensure abuse within sports organizations, like Alpine Canada, won’t happen again.

Rick Blue and George Bowser wrote the play about smoked meat

The man who forced Montreal to hold hearings on systemic racism discusses the Montreal police plan

Paul Fournier explains the university’s place where information can be gathered and shared

Political analyst Graham Dodds discusses whether President Trump violated campaign finance laws and whether it’s an impeachable offence.

Mary Ann Lichacz-Karwatsky talks her memories of Montreal, which are collected in her book ‘My Father’s Store and Other Stories.’

A Quebec Writers' memorial will be held Monday at La Vitrola to commemorate the slain Saudi journalist.

The Canadian chef’s new book demonstrates how to plan ahead for comforting feasts

Aaron Rand, Bill Brownstein, and Terry DiMonte vent about issues that concern Quebecers

Fewer offices in Quebec are holding holiday parties this year, and it could be due to the #metoo movement and legalization of cannabis. 1

Sophie Gregoire Trudeau speaks to CTV Montreal, reflecting on gun violence and violence against women on the anniversary of the Polytechnique Massacre.

Health Canada is warning women not to eat placentas. 1

Concordia’s Donald Cuccioletta on the impressive resume and complicated legacy of former U.S. President George H.W. Bush.

Montreal Gazette sports editor Stu Cowan says the NHL’s announcement it is expanding the league to Seattle and it just makes sense.

Dr. Alain Ptito of the Neurological Institute on Adonis Stevenson and what can be done to help those suffering brain injuries.

Former champ Jean Pascal says boxers can put a knee down in a fight, and their fate ultimately rests in their own hands.

The Conseil du patronat is criticizing the CAQ for backing away from measures to fight climate change. Norma Kozhaya on the initiative.

The researcher with the Montreal Neurological Institute explains how the stigma of the disease can affect the brain

The former politician was once on the receiving end of threats from the group

The Trudeau government has promised to fight childhood obesity by restricting food and beverage marketing to children under the age of 13. The bill has made it to a third reading in the Senate, but there are now concerns the bill could be jeopardy. 1

NHL legend Yvan Cournoyer and trauma surgeon Dan Deckelbaum talk about this year’s Montreal General Hospital Code Life campaign.

Women's groups and advocates are marking what they call 12 days of action to fight violence against women. 1

Mathieu Bedard of the Montreal Economic Institute on why taxing sugar might not do anything to fight the obesity epidemic.

An environmental group has filed a class-action lawsuit against the federal government on behalf of all Quebecers who are 35 years of age and under. Environnement Jeunesse is claiming Ottawa is not doing enough to address climate change and is, therefore, asking for roughly $100 each for about 3.5 million Quebecers. 1

Author Debbie Travis talks about her book and how she reinvented her life to become the operator of a boutique hotel in Tuscany.

Raynald Hawkins of the Lifesaving Society says kids in swimming lessons need to have the minimum Swim-to-Survive skills.