Montreal Now with Aaron Rand Podcast
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Lisée: You just don't know what's going on in the schools
JEAN-FRANÇOIS LISÉE, Former PQ leader
Mennie: There’s Camillien-Houde Way, and then there’s Valerie Plante’s way
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Ghost bike group marks 10 years of honouring slain cyclists, goes provincewide
Séverine Le Page, spokesperson for Ghost Shoes and Bikes Quebec
Mennie: A whiff of sexism in Quebec public sector negotiations?
The Montreal Gazette's James Mennie joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
Quebec Liberal MNA calls CAQ's Bill 40 appeal 'deplorable'
Gregory Kelley is the Liberal MNA in Jacques-Cartier and the Opposition critic for English speaking Quebecers, and he joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the CAQ appealing the court result of Bill 40.
Mulcair: What to expect when the National Assembly reopens
Insider Tom Mulcair joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
Teresa Slevin pours her last drink at Montreal's McKibbin's Irish Pub after 26 years
One of Montreal’s all-time favourite downtown bartenders, Teresa Slevin has decided to retire. Known to her regulars as Mother Teresa, Teresa had been behind the bar at McKibbin’s Irish Pub on Bishop Street ever since it opened its doors 26 years ago. Teresa joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about her decision.
Montreal city councillor recounts events leading up to earthquake in Morocco
SERGE SASSEVILLE is a Montreal city councillor who is currently stuck in Morocco due to the major earthquake.
Lisée: Francophones do not care about Bill 40
Former PQ leader Jean-François Lisée joined Aaron and Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
Quebec rocker Michel Pagliaro is being inducted into Canada's Walk Of Fame
Rock legend Michel Pagliaro joined Montreal Now to talk about his legendary career and being inducted into Canada's Walk Of Fame.
Mennie: Polls, planes and Poilievre!
The Montreal Gazette's James Mennie joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
Weekend in Sports: Coco Gauff, NFL first impressions and more
The host of Melnick in the Afternoon joined Aaron & Natasha to look back at the weekend in sports.
Montreal doctor speaks out after losing her brother to suicide
Montreal doctor Dori Schiff joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about losing her brother to suicide. Yesterday was World Suicide Prevention Day.
'We are doing everything we can to solve the Hydro issues in NDG'
NDG Mayor Gracia Kasoki Katawha joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the hydro outages that have plagued the district.
Latest polls show Justin Trudeau is struggling
Richard Jenkins is the Director at Abacus Data and he joined Aaron and Natasha to talk about the latest Canadian leadership poll numbers.
Heurtel: The ongoing problems of the Quebec Liberal Party
Insider David Heurtel joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
Mennie: The hidden face of Francois Legault (and why it’s a big deal for the CAQ)
The Montreal Gazette's James Mennie joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
S2 Ep 28Issues on an Air Canada flight, gender terminology, the CRA scandal and sky high food prices
Susan Benson, Montrealer who had issues on an Air Canada flight, National Post reporter Christopher Nardi on the CRA CERB scandal, Montreal Gazette reporter Hayley Juhl on gender terminology and The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois on the difference in pricing at different grocery chains.
Dozens of employees fired at the CRA… and its not looking good
Christopher Nardi is the Parliamentary reporter at the National Post, and he joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the scandal at the CRA.
Mulcair: It's time for Poilievre vs Legault!
Insider Tom Mulcair joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
Mennie : Did Pierre Poilievre just talk himself out of Quebec?
The Montreal Gazette's James Mennie joined Aaron & Natasha to talk about the latest political news.
Apple getting set to announce the next iPhone 15
Tech expert Carmi Levy joined Aaron and Natasha to talk about, what else, technology.
Why are we finding the same products at Dollarama for so much less?
Sylvain Charlebois is the Food Professor at Dalhousie, and he joined Aaron and Natasha to talk about supermarket food prices.
The rush hour drive was disrupted this afternoon by striking health care professionals
Angela Mackenzie, CTV News Montreal Reporter
LISÉE: The banks are listening to people's concerns
JEAN-FRANÇOIS LISÉE, Former PQ leader
Quebec Facebook denied an appeal and moves towards a trial
Jean-Michel Boudreau, Partner at IMK Law Firm who launched the lawsuit
Mennie: Has Eric Girard become the designated bad cop of the Legault government?
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Freedom Convoy organizers trial begins in Ottawa.
Leah Larocque CTV Ottawa news reporter
Mulcair: Trudeau's numbers not looking good in Quebec
TOM MULCAIR, Former Opposition House Leader of Canada
Mennie: Doug Ford will win a third term
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Disgusted Air Canada passengers kicked off flight over vomit on seats
Montreal Now spoke to Susan Benson, an Air Canada Passenger who was on the flight
Concordia’s Montreal Signs Project to light up Quartier des Spectacles
Matt Soar, Director and Co-founder of Montreal Signs Project
Mennie on the Quebec Liberals: Is there any fuel in the tank?
The Montreal Gazette's James Mennie joined Aaron to talk all things politics.
Heurtel on the Greenbelt scandal costing the Ontario housing minister his job
Political Insider David Heurtel joined Aaron to talk about the resignation of Steve Clark from the Ontario government.
Have we hit a high here in Canada for EV sales?
Daniel Breton is the President and CEO of Electric Mobility Canada, and he joined Aaron to talk about all things electric vehicles.
Brownstein: Momesso's Restaurant is for sale
The Montreal Gazette's Bill Brownstein joined Aaron to talk about Momesso's Restaurant being up for sale.
S2 Ep 27Waking up from a coma to get married, the federal Liberals are seeing a dive, checking in with Internet Sensation Jean Morrison, & what traveling over 26 countries made her appreciate about Canada
SARAH KIMPENSKA, Ontario woman, Woke from coma and got married four days later NIK NANOS, Chair of Nanos Research JEAN MORRISON, Internet Sensation, went viral for dancing at the Super Bowl halftime show ALANA BEST, Author and World Traveler, from B.C.
What does the future hold for the ‘Montreal Community Contact’ newspaper?
Emar Mitchel, Egbert Gaye’s son
Mennie: With adversaries like the Trudeau government, Meta doesn’t need allies.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Business Brief with Amanda Lang: Non-permanent residents in Canada undercounted by one million.
AMANDA LANG, Host of Taking Stock which airs Friday evening at 6:00 on BNN Bloomberg and on the iHeart radio network
$1.5 million to fight the decline of French in Montreal
Dominique Ollivier, City Councillor and Executive Committee Chair
Mennie: Poilievre starts targeting the Bloc and things are getting real.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
The federal Liberals are seeing a dive in popularity among younger voters
NIK NANOS, Chair of Nanos Research
Montreal area Walmart store accused of discrimination against transgender customer
SETH DAY, Transgender person faced discrimination at Walmart bathroom
Dominique Anglade has no regrets on resigning as leader of Quebec Liberal party
DOMINIQUE ANGLADE, former leader of the Liberal Party of Quebec and now HEC Professor
Mennie: Quebec transport minister and apparent highway code scofflaw Genevieve Guilbault speaks out... softly
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
What traveling over 26 countries with her family made her appreciate about Canada
ALANA BEST, Author and World Traveler, from B.C.
A Black family kicked off an Air Canada flight says they were discriminated against
KEITH WRIGHT, He and his family were kicked off Air Canada Flight
Former tenant of Old Montreal building that burned down recounts living there for two years
CATHERINE JOYAL, a former tenant of the Old Montreal building that burned down and claimed the lives of 7 people
Mennie: Legault government is proof you don’t have to be credible to be popular.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette