1 on 1 interviews

Former NDP leader Thomas Mulcair on the Marquette controversy, the return of Pierre Paradis and the Quebec Liberals' strategy.

Michelle Blanc is running for the PQ

The new Liberal MNA candidate for the riding of Marquette talks to reporters

We break down the results of the latest opinion polls with QC125.com analyst Philippe J. Fournier.

Marina Boulos-Winton of Chez Doris and Lucy Agba, an asylum seeker from Nigeria

Victims rights advocate Louise Riendeau on a Quebec government plan to fight domestic violence.

Minister responsible for relations with English-speaking Quebecers Kathleen Weil on new money to aid Anglos access healthcare.

Jonathan Jarry of the McGill Office for Science and Society explains how people (yes,YOU!) can easily be duped

Come Friday, taxi drivers will find out how much compensation they’ll be getting from the Federal government. George Boussios discusses.

The singer-songwriter was adopted from an orphanage in Morocco

With forest fires burning in California and across Canada, we ask reasearcher Tadeusz Splawinski: how is climate change making an impact?

Kennedy Olango, hailing from Kenya, has overcome a litany of challenges as a gay man in his home country.

A possible early call by Couillard, Quebec Proud, Doug Ford and Trump: all in this week’s segment with our pundit Martin Patriquin.

They’ve removed 2 plaques commemorating the killing of an Iroquois chief in 1644. Michael Rice, who filed the first complaint, joins us.

On the tenth anniversary of the shooting of Fredy Villanueva by Montreal police, activist Will Propser on what's changed and what hasn't.

The gang will be descending on the town this year to kick off their “Canada Run.” Inspector Guy Lapointe from the Surete du Quebec has more.

The Pioneer Bar is set to be demolished. Pointe-Claire Heritage Society VP Andrew Swidzinski on efforts to save it.

After Serena Williams dropped out of the Rogers Cup, questions are being raised about emotional support for athletes. Sports psychologist Li

Human rights advocate Irwin Cotler explains why Saudi Arabia has expelled diplomats and severed ties following minor criticism.

Firete Montreal's Jean-Sebastien Boudreault gives a preview of what's in store at this year's Pride.

Wendy Rivera of Quartiers du Canal wants locals and tourists to visit the changing neighbourhood.

IT consultant Steve Waterhouse discusses the technology that is often being used to track people without their knowledge

Her research says that 1/3 children and teenagers have been bullied online, and it could have major consequences

A new poll shows Canadians greatly over-estimate how many immigrants and refugees are coming into Canada – a pretty common phenomenon, say Patriquin. He says people fear and exaggerate the unknown, particularly when it is highlighted often in the media. 1

Beaconsfield is inaugurating a park to remember veterans

Matthew Pearce of the Old Brewery Mission talks about the need for a wet shelter in Montreal for intoxicated people who need help.

Stefan Latour describes his love of Anime and Capcom live

Dr. Mallar Chakravarty explains how AI may help detect early signs of Alzheimer's disease

Until August 5, people from Canada, Mexico and the U.S. are taking part in the second International Monarch Monitoring Blitz. 1

Simon Dubois, the first Quebecer to ever complete the Clipper Round, on his 40,000 nautical mile voyage on a 70-foot yacht.