1 on 1 interviews

Marie Anais Sauvé would like to challenge rental companies in court because she believes they are acting against the Charter of Rights. 1

A Superior Court Judge's decision to allow a class-action lawsuit to proceed means the city of Montreal and the SPVM can no longer deny racial profiling exists. 1

Carolanne Campeau is co-ordinating a provincial program named Pause Your Screen to fight cyber addiction

Jennifer Drummond explains the mandatory training for post-secondary students

Teresa Dellar was a champion for compassion, and educating people about palliative care

'Cousin' Vinny Barrucco and Shannon King are the new morning hosts for Virgin Radio.

With 78 per cent of glass intended for recycling ending up in landfills, Louise Henault-Ethier of the David Suzuki Foundation explains more.

Montreal in Action founder Balarama Holness on a recent judge’s decision approving a lawsuit against the city for racial profiling.

Clinical psychologist Jean-Philippe Gouin on how relationship anxiety can lead to long-term physical health consequences.

Montreal journalist and activist Richard Burnett on why there are divisions within the LGBTQ community.

With 63,000 Canadians still living with AIDS, MUHC researcher Nikita Pai on why the crisis is not over.

What happens when all we believe to be true is suddenly turned upside down? That's what happened to Amanda Jetté Knox, in what started when her eleven-year-old wrote a letter about being a girl trapped in a boy's body. 1

Lawyer Michael Vathilakis on the class action lawsuit against Air Canada, claiming the airline illegally overcharged for fuel.

A Montreal City Councillor wants facial recognition technology banned, as the AI software becomes more prevalent with governments and security forces. 1

Business consultant Glenn Castanheira on the decline in brick and mortar businesses that are finding it harder and harder to make rent.

The 2nd Canadian Division and Joint Task Force East will change command as Brigadier-General Jennie Carignan leaves her post to lead an extended training mission in Iraq. 1

Concordia professor Meghan Joy on the way cities need to adapt to seniors and an aging population.

Helene Pelletier speaks about Toronto tennis phenom Bianca Andreescu’s meteoric rise in women’s tennis.

Mambo Italiano the musical is about to make its debut for a pre-Broadway run in New York City. 1

The Montreal Pride Festival is the biggest in the country and fights beyond borders for equal rights. 1

Hampstead Mayor Bill Steinberg on why he is defending a controversial luxury condo development in his city.

Neuroscientist Robert Paul Juster on what his research shows about the effects stigma can have on members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Aaron Rand, Bill Brownstein, Dave Kaufman and Mutsumi Takahashi discuss the ridiculous situation on Montreal's roads.

Dawson College student Hannah Tooktoo, who has been crossing Canada by bicycle for seven weeks to raise awareness of the suicide crisis facing Inuit youth, returned home on Thursday to a hero’s welcome. 2

Student Hannah Tooktoo of Kuujjuaq on her voyage cycling across Canada to raise awareness of the suicide crisis among Inuit youth.

The parody play Lesbian Speed Date From Hell returns to Montreal as part of the Montreal Pride Festival after selling out at off Just for Laughs. 1

Sun Youth held its annual Golf-Cyclothon at the Elm Ridge Golf and Country Club on Ile Bizard Thursday. 1

Charles Bender of the Montreal First People’s Festival explains this year’s lineup.

More and more smart devices are listening in to private conversations, and sometimes human operators are tuning in as well. 1

Projet Montreal named Luc Rabouin as its candidate to be mayor of the Plateau-Mont Royal borough