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Maestro Kent Nagano talks about his upcoming series of virtual concerts.

Montreal family lawyer Anne France Goldwater on how she is fighting for common law couples to have the same rights as married ones.

Why does our brain trick us– seeing faces on toast, hearing words in songs played backwards? McGill's Jonathan Jarry explains.

Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg of the Jewish General Hospital on the progress of mass vaccinations and how quickly it's expanding in Montreal.

An immunity task force is studying people's response to the COVID-19 vaccine within long-term care. Dr. Amy Hsu explains.

We have developed a fear of eating fat, associating it with weight gain and a wide-range of illnesses. As a result, we get seduced by all kinds of diets that make unrealistic promises that are just not realistic. Cookbook author Lee Capatina wants to dispel those myths with a new cookbook. 1

Donald Sheppard, director of infection and immunity research at the MUHC, on what's been learned over one year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sirui Zhou, a post-doctoral fellow at the Lady Davis Institute, explains a breakthrough in treating COVID-19.

Community activist Myrna Lashley responds to the government naming Benoit Charette as the new minister responsible for fighting racism.

Resilience Montreal director of development and philanthropy Nakuset on the importance of the organization’s new home.

Sex traffickers keep their crimes hidden – for example, exploiting teens only on weekends, with parents unaware, says Julia Drydyk

Dr. Johannes Frasnelli speaks about his research into COVID-19 causing the sense of smell to deteriorate.

QS co-spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois explains his party’s plan to help Quebec’s battered economy.

Anthony Housefather, MP for Mont-Royal, discusses Ottawa’s battle against misinformation and how a new government organization could help.

McGill’s Jonathon Campbell explains a Montreal North pilot project that is testing COVID tests for essential businesses.

Social housing advocate Fred Burrill discusses a study showing Montreal is failing to hit its housing goals.

Daniel Dickson discusses a study he co-authored that analyzes how long-term care workers have coped with the pandemic.

Quebec Community Groups Network vice president Kevin Scaar speaks about the Official Languages Act modernization plan.

Nadine Parla from Concordia’s department of finance gives some advice about how to approach this unusual year’s taxes and RRSP season

As the Mars Rover landed, Dr. Richard Soare, a Dawson professor who’s studied the planet for two decades, explained what he hopes to learn.

Dr. Christopher Labos discusses recent talk about vitamins and whether they can shorten the COVID-19 illness.

Quebec Health Minister Christian Dube speaks with CTV News about his approach to COVID-19 lockdowns, testing, vaccines and variants.

The housing market weathered the pandemic in large part due to anxious millennial buyers. Blair Evans of IG Wealth Management explains.

A recent survey showed that just 7 per cent of Canadian moms report they're 'doing okay.' Erica Ehm is one of the moms behind the survey.

Trauma surgeon Dr. Paola Fata with the Canadian Doctors for Protection from Guns weighs in on new gun legislation tabled in Ottawa.

MUHC infectious diseases specialist Dr. Donald Vinh talks about COVID-19 variants – and how they are changing Quebec’s game plan.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Montreal has entered a new phase of its internal probe into historical abuse by clergy.

Jordan Subban, CEO and founder of UJIMAA explains how the website supports BIPOC and women-owned businesses.

Montreal nurse Wendy Wray on founding Wear Red Day Canada, which raises awareness of heart disease in women.

McGill Office for Science and Society’s Jonathan Jarry explains how easy it is for a virus to change.