CTV Montreal | Newsmakers

Natalie MacLean reviews some examples of an increasingly popular product – low-alcohol wines.

Canadian Veterinary Association president Enid Styles on how more people adopting pets during the pandemic has led to longer wait times.

Liberal MP Anthony Housefather and Conservative MP Scott Aitchison have a message for Canadians about the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Rachael Sevet describes why she decided to go an entire year without buying anything new.

Julia Caddy of Students in Mind discusses how CEGEP and university students bracing for another semester away from campus.

McGill University’s Daniel Beland discusses the political fallout of Julie Payette’s resignation as Governor General.

Political analyst Tom Mulcair on how the Governor General’s resignation affects Canada, and why Erin O’Toole is trying to go moderate.

With a new president in the White House, University of Ottawa’s Roland Paris explain what’s in store for U.S.-Canada relations.

MUHC medical ethicist Dr. Eugene Bereza explains what the province's plan for an ICU protocol would mean for patients and their families.

Joe Biden's inauguration is on Wednesday and with it, the end of the Trump era. Political scientist Graham Dodds on the transfer of power.

Infectious disease specialist Donald Vinh explains how COVID-19 is currently spreading in the city.

A new online resource centre is aiming to improve access to mental health services. Its leader, Laurence Kirmayer, explains. www.mmhrc.ca

Stephen Yeager of Concordia University says the medieval history of the Far North should re-examine the oral histories of indigenous people

Psychologist Syd Miller explains how some people are coping with the ever increasing stress of the pandemic, 10 months into it.

Lawyer Marie-Livia Beauge on which communities can be more impacted than others by Quebec’s curfew.

If hospitals are pushed too far, staff will need to choose who gets lifesaving care. Medical ethicist Eugene Bereza explains Quebec's rules.

The Canadiens are back on ice for a new, strange season, starting with a game in Toronto. TSN’s Dan Robertson explains what he’s watching.

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Dr. Caroline Quach, president of Quebec’s immunization advisory committee, discusses whether Pfizer could withdraw Quebec's vaccine supply.

Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg of the Jewish General Hospital, on the situation in Montreal hospitals and how much more they can withstand.

Rod Lim with the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians on the suicide of a Quebec doctor and the stress on healthcare workers.

Heidi Yetman from the Quebec Provincial Association of Teachers on what she’s been hearing out off Quebec classrooms on the first day back.

Myrna Lashley, assistant professor of psychiatry at McGill, on how curfew can add even more stress to life under a pandemic.

Political science professor Graham Dodds discusses the incredible events at the US capitol Wednesday.

Dr. Christopher Labos discusses the possible effects the curfew and stricter measures will have on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Resilience Montreal leader Nakuset describes the conditions at the city’s homeless shelter and centres, which have hit a breaking point.

Concordia University economics professor Moshe Lander analyzes what an extended lockdown could mean for the province.

Dr. Christopher Labos talks the highs and lows of 2020, and what we can expect in the new year.

Jill Barker from McGill’s athletic department shares tips on how to get back on the treadmill.

Nurse Practitioner Shannon McNamara discusses new powers that will help nurses in Quebec care for patients.