Montreal Now with Aaron Rand Podcast
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Should Post-Secondary Education be Free in Quebec?
VINCENT GELOSO, SENIOR ECONOMIST AT Montreal Economic Institute, who has been following this topics closely
Why are so many women leaving politics?
JUSTINE MCINTYRE, former Montreal City Councilor and Consultant at Espace Strategies
Mulcair: The Quebec election officially kicks off this weekend
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Canada is looking to acquire new COVID-19 vaccines. How’s that going?
PATRICIA GAUTHIER, President and General Manager at Moderna Canada
Mennie: Dominique Anglade faces the music
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Tunesday with Virgin Radio’s Kelly Alexander
KELLY ALEXANDER, Virgin Radio
Cheat meals are causing eating disorders
KYLE GANSON, lead author of this study and an assistant professor at the University of Toronto
Students are feeling the pressure to find housing in the city
ADIA GIDDINGS, of Concordia University's Housing and Job Resource Centre
Here’s what your kid’s back-to-school will look like
OLIVIER DROUIN, CREATOR OF COVID ÉCOLES
Mulcair: Could there be a new partnership between Canada and Germany?
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Mennie: The election call is expected this week but is anyone listening?
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Quebec handing out fines to people who tried to use fake vaccination documents
MATHIEU GALARNEAU spokesperson, UPAC
Why is there an ongoing shortage of fever and pain relievers?
BARRY POWER, editor in chief for the Canadian Pharmacists Association
What is the government's reasoning behind having 4 patients in a single long term care room?
PAUL BRUNET, Patient Rights Advocate
New measures for passports… where are we at and what is being done for those still waiting?
KARINA GOULD, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development
CAQ’s daycare announcement suggests it’s campaign slogan should be 'deja vu'
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Study finds that covid patients at higher risk of brain fog and psychosis after two years
MATTHEW OUGHTON, infectious disease specialist at Montreal's Jewish General Hospital
How does Monkeypox spread… and how is it stigmatizing the gay community?
LEN TOOLEY, Director of evaluation at the Community-Based Research Centre, a queer health policy organization
S1 Ep 15Groupie love, breaking down happy wife happy life, why Canadians and Americans are quitting their jobs, & half the people with Omicron don’t even know they’re infected
Ottawa author of “Groupies” SARAH PRISCUS, Author of ‘Groupies’ An astonishing debut novel that “evokes an era when the frontman ruled the cultural stage”, Sarah Priscus’ novel “Groupies” looks back at decades before she was born where the allure of rock culture thrived. She joins us now. Happy wife, Happy life …. Is wrong. MATTHEW JOHNSON, professor of family science at the University of Alberta If you’re in a relationship…. Or not… you’ve probably heard or even used the saying “happy wife, happy life”! But new research shows that this guiding principle…. Is wrong and is nothing but folklore. Matthew Johnson, professor of family science at the University of Alberta joins us now. Leger Poll about Canadians and Americans likely to quit their jobs come next year CHRISTIAN BOURQUE, CAIP, Executive Vice-President and Senior Partner at Leger A new leger poll looked at Canadians and Americans returning to work with one quarter of employed people likely to quit next year should they be made to return to work full time…. Christian Bourque joins us now. Half the people with Omicron don’t even know they’re infected... SUSAN CHENG, director of the Institute for Research on Healthy Ageing at the Cedars-Sinai Smidt Heart Institute New study shows more and more people are being infected with the Omicron variant and don’t even know it, which means they’re inadvertently spreading the virus….. Dr. Susan Chen, director of the Institute for Research on Healthy Ageing at the Cedars-Sinai Smidt Heart Institute joins us now.
Teacher shortages, a school bus strike and air filters. Back to school in Quebec has changed.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Half the people with Omicron don’t even know they’re infected
DR. SUSAN CHENG, director of the Institute for Research on Healthy Ageing at the Cedars-Sinai Smidt Heart Institute
Quebec’s decision to cut tuition fees for foreign students is worrying universities
MICHEL LEBLANC, President of the Chamber of Commerce
Why is that Quebec paediatricians will no longer see “healthy children”?
VICTORIA AUBÉ, Mother of 3 girls
Climate change is pushing Montrealers to find new ways to cool the city
RAJA SENGUPTA, associate professor in the department of geography at Mcgill and the Bieler School of Environment at the university
Proportion of Quebecers who speak French at home on the decline
Legault government’s plan for revising the health care system involves a new level of bureaucracy.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
How to recession-proof your finances?
ELKE RUBASH, President and founder of Rubach Wealth
Public health agencies are struggling with scientific credibility and relevance
DONALD VINH, infectious disease physician and medical microbiologist at the MUHC and a scientist at the Research Institute of the MUHC.
Montreal mayor Valerie Plante wants more from the next provincial government
VALERIE PLANTE, MAYOR OF MONTREAL
Mennie: Quebec’s COVID-19 policy just got a lot clearer
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Can you refuse to be monitored while at workÉ
MATHEW PHILLP, COPYWRITER & TOMMY WEIR, FOUNDER OF ENAIBLE
Tunesday with Virgin Radio’s Kelly Alexander
KELLY ALEXANDER, Virgin Radio Artists:KamilleMuni Long & SaweetieMaggie Szabo WATN: Madonna
Perspective on the 7th wave and reaction to the loosening of guidelines as per the CDC in the United States
CYNTHIA CARR, Epidemiologist and founder of EPI research in Winnipeg Manitoba
Lasalle residents were subject to racist and verbal abuse caught on camera
NADISHA HOSEIN, From Lasalle
Sarah Priscus’ novel “Groupies” looks back at decades before she was born where the allure of rock culture thrived.
SARAH PRISCUS, Author of ‘Groupies’
Election 2022: Tax cuts for everybody… maybe
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
A new study suggests the 'happy wife, happy life' statement has no predictive power
MATTHEW JOHNSON, professor of family science at the University of Alberta
Experiential learning helps prepare students for the future
GRAHAM CARR, President and Vice-Chancellor of Concordia University
How municipalities are working to make sure they don't lose bilingual status
SCOTT PEARCE, MAYOR OF GORE
S1 Ep 14Dying man's family pushing for a transplant, Veterans asking the Government to pay for cannabis, Hockey Canada scandals, & 101 years old and no plans of slowing down
Dying man's family pushing for liver transplant says Quebec's rules are unfair KP NAHAR, is the brother of Daljinder Nahar, a 43 year old man, who is likely to die unless he can get a liver transplant, which up until now he has been prevented from getting. & MITCH SHULMAN, CJAD Medical Correspondent Why have we seen a surge in veterans asking the government to pay for their cannabis? OLIVER THORNE, B.C.-based Veterans Transition Network EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Growing call to outlaw non-disclosure agreements in Canada following Hockey Canada scandals ROB TALACH, Lawyer of the woman who filed a $3.5 million lawsuit over a sexual assault in 2018 by 8 hockey players 101 years old and no plans of slowing down! HAZEL MCCALLION, former Mississauga Mayor
Will the anglo vote actually show up on October 3?
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
First Ruling on Quebec's Bill 96
FELIX-ANTOINE T. DOYON
Obscene texts and inappropriate behaviour…real estate agents are being targeted
MARIE-EVE GRENON, Residential and real estate broker
Montreal’s official opposition wants to create a ‘web patrol’ to prevent youth violence
WIDMARCK EVRARD, NSK SPOKESPERSON
Bonnie Feigenbaum announced she’s running for Duhaime’s party
BONNIE FEIGENBAUM, Running for the Conservatives in the West End
Legault opts for a short, simple and potentially risky campaign.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
A common food preservative is causing harm for Canadians
TYLER HICKEY, Forensic Pathologist for the province of Ontario, and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto.
The backlog for a family doctor is beginning to come down
DR. CLAUDE RIVARD, Family doctor and a member of the administration board for the Federation of General Practitioners of Quebec
Dying man's family pushing for liver transplant says Quebec's rules are unfair
KP Nahar (Brother of a 43 year old man, who is likely to die unless he can get a liver transplant) & Dr. Mitch Shulman, CJAD Medical Correspondent
Growing call to outlaw non-disclosure agreements in Canada following Hockey Canada scandals
ROB TALACH, Lawyer