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It’s been 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, but the effects are still being felt today according to University of Ottawa professor Pierre Anctil. 2

More and more people are turning to plant-based diets, and Montreal chef Jean-Philippe Cyr is promoting that cause with a new recipe book

Valerie Plante took office amid a stream of promises to improve public transport, increase the availability of affordable housing and make Montreal a more bike-friendly city. In an interview with CTV News, she looks back on her first two years. 1

Concordia University's Nina Howe on what message kids received by the controversial decision to postpone Halloween by a day.

Hannah Brais, research coordinator at the Old Brewery Mission on preparations for Montreal's winter wet shelter.

Simply using social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram can put your personal information at risk, says CTV digital analyst Elias Makos. 1

He’s considered one of the greatest hockey coaches of all time; but now, William Scott Bowman, known as Scotty to his friends, is starting a new chapter of his life. He, and former Montreal Canadiens goalie Ken Dryden, have just released a book, titled “Scotty: A Hockey Life Like No Other.” 1

Retired NHL coach Scotty Bowman and former goalie Ken Dryden talk about collaborating on the book, 'Scotty: A hockey life like no other.'

Care Jeunesse president Jennifer Dupuis was in the system and knows that Quebec's Youth Protection system needs huge changes to support those dealing with trauma. 1

With countries striking deals and sacrificing entire regions, political scientist Donald Cuccioletta explains the situation in the Middle East is now extremely dire. 1

Audrey Burt, president and founder of S.Au.S.--a parent-run group offering support on the South Shore--said her organization is planning to open a new day-centre for adults with autism as early as next fall. It will be the first of its kind in the area. 1

There is so much more to Dr. Ruth Westheimer than meets the eye. For decades, she has made people laugh, and at times, giggle uncomfortably, as she educates the world about sex. 1

What exactly were Canadians trying to tell their politicians with the way they voted, from coast to coast? Analysts Marlene Jennings and Gilles Duceppe reflect on the highs and the lows of election night and muse over what could happen over the next few years. 1

Political analyst Philippe J. Fournier on what the last days of campaigning hold in store for the parties.

Criminal lawyer Eric Sutton on how the Fredette trial played out.

To vote, or not to vote? That is the question circulating around the Gripes of the Round Table this week with Aaron Rand, Terry DiMonte and Bill Brownstein. 1

Montreal researcher Damon Matthews speaks about the impacts of extreme heat on labour. His research shows that rising temperatures takes an economic toll. 1

Is this federal election campaign leaving people discouraged about the state of politics in Canada? Two young MNAs working at Quebec’s National Assembly say they’re disappointed by the negativity surrounding this year’s federal campaign. 1

A former engineering student at Montreal's Ecole de Technologie Superieure (ETS) has been awarded over $34,000 in damages for sexual harassment and discrimination. 1

Marlene Jennings and Gilles Duceppe weigh in on what a Liberal or Conservative minority government would mean for Canada.

A new survey shows a worrying amount of Quebec teens are suffering from some form of mental or emotional duress. 1

Any pet owner can tell you that despite being fuzzier than humans, animals are no less a member of the family. To that end, more and more people are turning to palliative care for pets who are nearing the end of their lives. 1

A new biography of former Montreal Canadiens superstar Serge Savard hit the shelves this week. 1

If you’re looking for a book about Canada that was written by an American, Dave Hill’s “Parking the Moose” may just be that book. 1

Every Sunday night in October from 6 p.m. to midnight, Tinder takes dating to a whole new level with a new interactive, apocalyptic game offered through its app. 1

Political analysts Marlene Jennings and Gilles Duceppe say the debate's format was chaotic, but each leader scored some zingers.

The latest polls show the Liberals and Conservatives in a dead heat. With two weeks to go until the election, pollster Philip J. Fournier is predicting a photo finish. 1

A recent study from the Montreal Economic Institute found only 1 per cent of Canadians use virtual care, even though it can drastically cut down wait times and access issues. 1

Mutsumi Takahashi chats with Terry Dimonte, Bill Brownstein, and Aaron Rand about the things causing headaches for Montreal… some of them.

A Montreal Economic Institute study suggests it may be time to consider a new option 1