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Polls suggest Legault has a fight on his hands while Anglade needs to rally Liberal strongholds

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 26, 202210 min

The aftermath of Hurricane Fiona

Peter Harrison, morning host at MOVE 100, Halifax

Sep 26, 202211 min

Indigenous woman walks across Canada to raise awareness about residential schools

Jasmine Lavallee, who is walking coast-to-coast to raise awareness

Sep 26, 202210 min

S1 Ep 20The current situation in Ukraine, man uses telemarketer settlement money to open bar,”unschooling”, & what goes into raising the future captain of the Canadiens?

INNA SOVSUN, an elected member of Parliament in Ukraine It’s been a while since we brought you to Ukraine. Recently, mass graves were found in a town called Izyum, which was invaded by Russia. A few days ago a Russian missile also struck close to a nuclear plant. Let’s get an update… OMAR KHOURI, owner of The Wrong Number Bar in North Carolina – A man from North Carolina is using settlement money he has earned from going after telemarketers to open up a brand new bar and restaurant appropriately called, The Wrong Number. How did he get here? DR. JEFFREY WOOD, an assistant professor of education at Laurentian University The concept of unschooling, is starting to become something more parents are considering, especially with what’s been going on in schools during the pandemic. In Quebec, the concept has been gathering attention lately, so I thought we’d find out exactly what it is.. AMANDA & ROB SUZUKI, Parents of the new captain of the Habs, Nick Suzuki INTERVIEW - What goes into raising the future captain of the Canadiens? Imagine what it would feel like to have your kid not only make it to the NHL, but then become the captain of their team? Amanada and Rob Suzuki, parents of Nick Suzuki who will wear the C for the Habs this year, are still on cloud nine since they’ve heard the news. What goes into raising the Captain of the Montreal Canadiens?

Sep 23, 202247 min

Authors of report on systemic racism at MUHC initially forbidden from speaking to media

AARON DERFEL, Health reporter, Montreal Gazette

Sep 23, 20227 min

When did Sovereignty enter the election campaign?

Tom Mulcair, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 23, 202210 min

Will a weekend talk show determine Quebec’s election?

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 23, 202210 min

Who are Party 51 and why haven’t we heard of them during the campaign?

HANS MERCIER, Leader of Party51

Sep 23, 20227 min

How important are family doctors in our society?

DR. PAUL SABA, Montreal family doctor & president of the Council of Physicians

Sep 23, 20229 min

What is “unschooling” and how does it work?

DR. JEFFREY WOOD, an assistant professor of education at Laurentian University

Sep 22, 202213 min

Who has the most to lose in tonight’s debate?

Tom Mulcair, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 22, 202212 min

Would Anglos get a fairer shake from Quebec Solidaire in official opposition?

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 22, 20229 min

A Montrealer has created an Uber-like app for healthcare

OREN SEBAG, CEO of the Avvy app and Registered nurse in Montreal

Sep 22, 202210 min

When was the last time the polls really got it wrong?

CHRISTIAN BOURQUE, Executive Vice President at Leger Marketing

Sep 22, 20226 min

What goes into raising the future captain of the Canadiens?

AMANDA & ROB SUZUKI, Parents of the new captain of the Habs, Nick Suzuki

Sep 22, 202210 min

Mulcair: Was Trudeau really needed at the UN this week?

Tom Mulcair, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 21, 202213 min

Mennie: Will Legault keep it together?

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 21, 202210 min

Night owls could be at a higher risk for chronic diseases

STEVEN MALIN, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health at Rutgers University

Sep 21, 20227 min

Is P.K. Subban moving on to another career altogether?

STU COWAN, Montreal Gazette sports reporter

Sep 21, 20228 min

Are any of the political parties' transportation plans feasible?

PIERRE BARRIEAU, transportation planning expert at University de Montreal

Sep 21, 202210 min

Mulcair: Is separation being brought back as a hot issue this election?

Tom Mulcair, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 20, 202210 min

Mennie: Legault shoots himself in the foot with his mouth... again.

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 20, 202210 min

Tunesday with Virgin Radio’s Kelly Alexander

KELLY ALEXANDER, Virgin Radio Artists: Ruby Waters Carly Rae Jepsen Fletcher WATN: Willie Nelson

Sep 20, 20226 min

A Montreal teen becomes Quebec's 1st world junior chess champion

SHAWN RODRIGUE-LEMIEUX, the 18-year-old who is this year's World Youth Chess Champion

Sep 20, 20227 min

The latest on a Russian missile that struck close to a Ukrainian nuclear plant

INNA SOVSUN, an elected member of Parliament in Ukraine

Sep 20, 202211 min

Mulcair: Dominique Anglade is holding the Liberals together right now

Tom Mulcair, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 19, 20229 min

Mennie: Just when we thought there would be no room for speed limits and cartoons in this campaign.

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 19, 20229 min

Quiet retirements: the new danger to the Canadian economy

JIMMY JEAN, chief economist at Desjardins Group

Sep 19, 20228 min

The gender parity problem in Canadian politics

SHARI GRAYDON, CEO of Informed Opinions, who is leading the campaign

Sep 19, 20226 min

A man uses telemarketer settlement money to open bar called 'The Wrong Number'

OMAR KHOURI, owner of The Wrong Number Bar in North Carolina

Sep 19, 20229 min

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?

Sep 16, 202240 min

The voice of the habs at TSN 690 is moving on

Dan Robertson, play by play for the montreal canadiens on TSN 690

Sep 16, 20224 min

Mulcair: Anybody who runs in politics deserve credit for trying hard

Tom Mulcair, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 16, 202211 min

Mennie: The opposition didn’t get the debate they needed - and neither did we.

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 16, 202210 min

The studies are in about writing about your goals and dreams - IT WORKS!

ERICA DIAMOND - Certified Life Coach, Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher.

Sep 16, 20228 min

Quebec wants to partially cover Autoroute 25 but is it a good idea?

Rick Leckner, CJAD wall of fame traffic reporter

Sep 16, 20229 min

What do increasing property values mean for Montreal homeowners?

TATIANA LONDONO, Londono Realty Group

Sep 15, 20229 min

Is your marriage recession-proof?

KELLY LAVAILLIE, Vancouver-based “Divorce Accountant

Sep 15, 202210 min

Mulcair: I have never in my political career seen a debate that is going to be more important

TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 15, 20229 min

Will Montreal pay the price if it shuts out the CAQ for a second time?

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 15, 202210 min

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

Sep 15, 20226 min

Is Quebec properly addressing the teacher shortage?

RUSSELL COPEMAN, executive director of The Quebec English School Boards Association

Sep 15, 20229 min

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."

Sep 14, 20224 min

Mulcair: Pierre Poilievre’s tactics won’t win ball games

TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 14, 202210 min

Legault tells Montreal no climate change funding - then the rains hit.

JAMES MENNIE, Montreal Gazette

Sep 14, 202210 min

Justin Trudeau is offering inflation help

NICK MORAITIS, tax expert at Fuller Landau

Sep 14, 20226 min

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.

Sep 14, 202210 min

What has Canadian band Glass Tiger been up to?

Sam Reid, founding member of Glass Tiger

Sep 14, 202210 min

Mulcair: Pierre Poilievre is setting Trudeau's agenda

TOM MULCAIR, CJAD 800 Commentator

Sep 13, 20229 min

Mennie: Legault has made this campaign about immigration (which may well have been the plan all along).

Sep 13, 20229 min