The popularity of diabetes medications like Ozempic for weight loss has led to misuse and abuse, says Dr. Christopher Labos.

Bram Freedman of the Jewish General Hospital explains the home-care hospital pilot project that is set to expand.

A Montreal AI initiative tracks plastic islands across the globe.

Political science professor Graham Dodds breaks down the first days of the unprecedented trial of Donald J. Trump.

A new poll says support for the Liberals is rising in Quebec, while the CAQ continues to lose ground to the PQ.

Dr. Donald Vinh explains the latest outbreak of avian flu and how serious the disease is.

Earth Day Canada executive director Valerie Mallamo speaks about ‘leg day’ and how to mobilize.

TSN 690 Radio host Andie Bennett speaks about the record-setting PWHL game in Montreal.

Nathan Hellner-Mestelman's book 'Cosmic Wonder' may make you stop and think about how we're just lucky to be here.

Historian Dorothy Williams shares her knowledge on the city's Black history and is now receiving the Order of Montreal.

Political analyst Tom Mulcair speaks about the Bill 96 ruling and why Pierre Poilievre is recruiting in Quebec.

Analyst Raphael Melancon breaks down the biggest headlines this week in Quebec politics.

Dr. Christopher Labos explains what heart flutters are and how people can determine when they're a problem.

The minister for English-speaking Quebecers is on the defensive, facing questions about CAQ policies' impact on the community.

Political analyst Tom Mulcair on whether this budget will give the Liberals a boost in popularity.

Lawyers explain the Quebec class action lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies alleged to have misled consumers about opioids.

Gwynne Dyer says in his new book that "we are players, not innocent bystanders" when it comes to the changing climate.

Alain Prefontaine on the popularity of a Quebec-based eclipse one week after the celestial event.

Katsi'tsakwas Ellen Gabriel became the first Indigenous person to win the Montreal Council of the Arts grand prize for her new film.

Felicia Schiro is the new head of Soccer Quebec, the first time a woman has led the federation.

McGill University’s Jonathan Jarry speaks about Mosh bars and their benefits.

Canadian Molly Carlson will compete in the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series event this summer at the Port of Montreal.

Political analyst David Heurtel speaks about the threat of a Quebec referendum on immigration.

Political analyst Raphael Melancon speaks about the possible Quebec immigration referendum.

Dr. Christopher Labos explains why allergy season is getting longer and worse – and yes, you can blame climate change.

Toxicology specialist Isabelle Plante on concerns for beauty professionals about toxic products that could pose a hazard.

Globsec research fellow Roger Hilton on NATO's 75th anniversary and the challenges it faces today.

Westmount Mayor Christina Smith on the city's plans to crackdown on dog owners after recent complaints.

Chelsey Paquette with the Granby Zoo explains how experts monitored the effect of the eclipse on animals.

Kyle Matthews speaks about what has been learned since the Rwandan genocide in 1994.