Montreal Now with Aaron Rand Podcast
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The gender parity problem in Canadian politics
SHARI GRAYDON, CEO of Informed Opinions, who is leading the campaign
A man uses telemarketer settlement money to open bar called 'The Wrong Number'
OMAR KHOURI, owner of The Wrong Number Bar in North Carolina
S1 Ep 19It’s never too late to go back to school, recession proof marriages, why we should not have a federal holiday for the Queen, & catching up with Glass Tiger.
TATTUUSKULTH “TATT” CHARLIE UBC’s oldest first year student is proof that you're never too old to hit the books. Tatt Charlie is 48 and is starting his university journey while studying anthropology and art history on a full-ride scholarship KELLY LAVAILLIE, Vancouver-based “Divorce Accountant You might be surprised to learn that debt - not love - is now a main factor in keeping couples together. It’s been clear for some time that the financial realities of divorce on individual finances may be a deterrent to couples actually splitting up but with the unprecedented economic changes taking place right now, couples may be finding it too expensive to break up! So, do you think your marriage is recession proof? DAN KELLY, President and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business Some provinces are making Monday a holiday, others aren’t. But it turns out it may be a bad business move to have the holiday officially marked on the calendar SAM REID, founding member of Glass Tiger What has Canadian band Glass Tiger been up to?
The voice of the habs at TSN 690 is moving on
Dan Robertson, play by play for the montreal canadiens on TSN 690
Mulcair: Anybody who runs in politics deserve credit for trying hard
Tom Mulcair, CJAD 800 Commentator
Mennie: The opposition didn’t get the debate they needed - and neither did we.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
The studies are in about writing about your goals and dreams - IT WORKS!
ERICA DIAMOND - Certified Life Coach, Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher.
Quebec wants to partially cover Autoroute 25 but is it a good idea?
Rick Leckner, CJAD wall of fame traffic reporter
What do increasing property values mean for Montreal homeowners?
TATIANA LONDONO, Londono Realty Group
Is your marriage recession-proof?
KELLY LAVAILLIE, Vancouver-based “Divorce Accountant
Mulcair: I have never in my political career seen a debate that is going to be more important
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Will Montreal pay the price if it shuts out the CAQ for a second time?
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
The case for NOT having a federal holiday for the queen’s death
DAN KELLY, President and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Is Quebec properly addressing the teacher shortage?
RUSSELL COPEMAN, executive director of The Quebec English School Boards Association
49% of workers fear repercussions for being open about their mental health at work
Marni Goldman, a Spiritual Life Coach and author of "True To Myself: Peace, Love, Marni."
Mulcair: Pierre Poilievre’s tactics won’t win ball games
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Legault tells Montreal no climate change funding - then the rains hit.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Justin Trudeau is offering inflation help
NICK MORAITIS, tax expert at Fuller Landau
The World Health Organization says the end of COVID is in sight
DR. CHRISTOPHER LABOS, Cardiologist with a degree in Epidemiology can be heard Sundays at 8:10am with Ken Connors.
What has Canadian band Glass Tiger been up to?
Sam Reid, founding member of Glass Tiger
Mulcair: Pierre Poilievre is setting Trudeau's agenda
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Mennie: Legault has made this campaign about immigration (which may well have been the plan all along).
Tunesday with Virgin Radio’s Kelly Alexander
KELLY ALEXANDER, Virgin Radio Artists: Lewis CapaldiDolly Parton & Kelly ClarksonMeghan Trainor WATN: Robbie Williams
Sexism, homophobia and transphobia at the MUHC
Aaron Derfel, health reporter with the Montreal Gazette
It’s never too late to go back to school: 48 year old returns to class in Vancouver
Tattuuskulth “Tatt” Charlie
Mulcair: How Poilievre became the leader of the Conservative Party
Tom Mulcair joined Aaron and Natasha to talk about Pierre Poilievre's victory in the Conservative leadership race and the latest news in the provincial election campaign.
Mennie: Anglade has to exceed expectations in the leaders' debates
The Gazette's James Mennie joined Aaron and Natasha to talk all things provincial election
There is little space for the PQ and the Liberal Party right now
Christian Bourque, executive VP of Leger, joined Aaron and Natasha to talk about the latest polling numbers in the provincial election campaign.
S1 Ep 18Do our politicians need more security? Remembering Queen Elizabeth II, new protections for air travelers, & what is quiet firing?
MICHAEL KEMPA, an associate professor of criminology at the University of Ottawa Security around Quebec’s provincial party leaders seems to be high in the early days of the election campaign, with one leader saying he’s been given bulletproof vests to keep him safe. Do we have enough security to keep them safe? When did this start becoming an issue? PETER MCNALLY, Professor Emeritus (Retired) at the School of Information Studies and Director of the History of McGill Project. Having dedicated his academic career to the history of McGill University, he also considers himself a ‘self-proclaimed palace watcher’ SYLVIE DE BELLEFEUILLE, lawyer and budget advisor at Option consummators New regulations on refunds for air passengers are coming into force this week. Starting Sept. 8, airlines will have to refund passengers for cancellations and lengthy delays if they can't be rebooked on another available flight within 48 hours, even when those cancellations or delays are not the fault of the airlines themselves. Advocates say this doesn't go far enough… JOHNATHAN NIGHTINGALE, is the co-founder of Raw Signal Group, which provides management and leadership training You’ve almost certainly heard the term Quiet quitting by now -that’s where you don’t actually quit your job but you do the bare minimum required of you. Well now there’s a new term making the rounds -quiet firing. What is that? And could it happen to you? We can now add Quiet Firing to the list of new things going on in the workplace. So, what is it? How do you know it could be happening to you?
Mulcair: 'Mr. Legault, when you’re in the hole, stop shovelling'
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Is François Legault the biggest threat to the CAQ campaign?
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Mulcair: Queen Elizabeth II is irreplaceable
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Self-proclaimed 'palace watcher’ Peter McNally remembers Queen Elizabeth II
PETER MCNALLY, Professor Emeritus at the School of Information Studies and Director of the History of McGill Project.
Mennie: Reaction to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II in Quebec politics is weird
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Montrealers share fond memories of Queen Elizabeth II
Montrealers phoned in to CJAD 800's Montreal Now with Aaron Rand & Natasha Hall to share their memories of Queen Elizabeth II.
Historian Coryne Hall remembers Queen Elizabeth II
CORYNE HALL, historian, broadcaster, and consultant specializing in royal history
Report into systemic racism at MUHC includes chilling testimonials
AARON DERFEL, Health reporter, Montreal Gazette
Mulcair: Francois Legault has stirred up a language debate... again.
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Mennie: Check out what Legault says concerning how ‘peaceful’ Québecers are.
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Nearly one million Canadians will live with dementia by 2030
DR. JOSHUA ARMSTRONG, Research Scientist with the Alzheimer Society of Canada
Why it is irresponsible for political parties to promise tax cuts
ANDRÉ PRATTE, Montreal-based principal at the strategy firm Navigator
Mulcair: Eric Duhaime is against Bill 96, but open to separation?
TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator
Mennie: The biggest broken promise in Quebec politics is the one that will determine this election
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Tunesday with Virgin Radio’s Kelly Alexander
KELLY ALEXANDER, Virgin Radio Artists: Charlie Puth Justin Bieber Emeli Sandé featuring Nile Rodgers WATN: Kate Bush
How has the privatisation of alcohol been working in other provinces?
MARTYN BROWN, former chief of staff to the premier of B.C. premier was Gordon Campbell’s long-serving chief of staff, the top strategic adviser to three provincial party leaders, and a former deputy minister of tourism, trade, and investment
Advocates aren’t too thrilled about new protections coming into effect for air travellers
SYLVIE DE BELLEFEUILLE, lawyer and budget advisor at Option consommateurs
Do our politicians need more security?
MICHAEL KEMPA, an associate professor of criminology at the University of Ottawa
If immigration won’t help Quebec’s labour shortage, then what will?
DAVID HEURTEL, former Liberal cabinet minister and counsel at Fasken
Mennie: The PQ tries to out-CAQ the CAQ on immigration
JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette
Looking for a new bagel spot? You might want to try this!
MICHAEL DIZGUN, Co-owner of Dizz Bagel & Deli in Pointe Claire