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Aaron Rand gets Montrealers through the end their work day with the latest news and compelling conversation. The show includes analysis from former NDP leader Tom Mulcair and The Montreal Gazette’s James Mennie. Also expect a laugh or a challenge with the Empire Gold News Quiz!

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Ari Goldkind, criminal lawyer and legal expert

Scott Reid, CTV Political Analyst and former advisor to Prime Minister Paul Martin

Political commentator James Mennie is a reporter, columnist and editor at the Montreal Gazette. He can be heard weekdays at 4:05 p.m. on Montreal Now with Aaron Rand.

CJAD 800 legal contributor Chris Dimakos is a lawyer and managing partner at Dimakos Law Group. He can be heard regularly on Montreal Now with Aaron Rand.

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Valerie Plante
Outgoing Mayor of Montreal
City of Montreal
Episode: MONTREAL NOW PODCAST: Botox and fillers are gaining popularity - but do people know the risks? A Retracted study about apple cider vinegar, working notice in lieu of severance, Apple’s ‘Find My’ leads cops to cache of thousands of smuggled iPhones, & looking back on Valerie Plante’s eight years as mayor
Dr. Joe Schwarcz
Director of the McGill Office for Science & Society
McGill University
Episode: MONTREAL NOW PODCAST: Botox and fillers are gaining popularity - but do people know the risks? A Retracted study about apple cider vinegar, working notice in lieu of severance, Apple’s ‘Find My’ leads cops to cache of thousands of smuggled iPhones, & looking back on Valerie Plante’s eight years as mayor
Roni Munk
Cosmetic dermatologist at Dermapure
Dermapure
Episode: MONTREAL NOW PODCAST: Botox and fillers are gaining popularity - but do people know the risks? A Retracted study about apple cider vinegar, working notice in lieu of severance, Apple’s ‘Find My’ leads cops to cache of thousands of smuggled iPhones, & looking back on Valerie Plante’s eight years as mayor
Souleima El-Achkar
Senior Economist with the Institut du Quebec and co-author of the study
Institut du Quebec
Episode: Ageism in the workplace starts at 45 years old, according to a new study
Johanne Poirier
McGill Law Professor and expert in federal and constitutional law
McGill University
Episode: Everything you need to know about Quebec's draft constitution
William P. Barrett
Senior contributor with Forbes
Forbes
Episode: What are the best places to retire abroad?
James Watts
Former high school teacher of Charalambos Theologou
Education Plus
Episode: Teacher laments not being able to better foster slain gang member 'Bobby the Greek'
Valérie Plante
Mayor of Montreal reflecting on her tenure
City of Montreal
Episode: Valérie Plante reflects on two terms as Montreal mayor
Sebastien Dallaire
Executive Vice President of Eastern Canada for Leger
Leger
Episode: Poll: Ensemble Montréal currently in the lead ahead of upcoming Montreal election

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Aaron Rand
Host of the Montreal Now podcast, guiding listeners through current events and news analysis.

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • Topic-based episodes are helpful

    Newer listener and I’m assuming I’m skewing younger within the typical listener demographics.

    I’m enjoying the podcast so far, especially that each episode is focused on specific topics vs a longer episode covering many things. This does clutter up my podcast feed a bit but I like that I can pick and choose the topics that I’m interested in. I appreciate having an English source of current news within Montreal that I don’t need to use tools to translate.

    I gave 3 stars because the hosts seem... more

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Ageism in the workplace starts at 45 years old, according to a new study
Q: Is gender a factor, for example? Do women have a harder time over 45? Or is it harder for men?
Yes, gender disparities exist, with women facing more career interruptions and ultimately leading to less financial stability.
Ageism in the workplace starts at 45 years old, according to a new study
Q: Has this, do you know if this has always been the case, or is this something new?
Yes, studies show ageism begins around this age, reflecting in employment challenges and perceptions about older workers.
Everything you need to know about Quebec's draft constitution
Q: What happens next in the process after this draft is debated?
The strong power of the CAQ in the National Assembly suggests that the draft will likely become law despite the nature of the debate.
Everything you need to know about Quebec's draft constitution
Q: What does the provision regarding publicly funded bodies challenge foundational Quebec laws mean?
It suggests that these laws cannot be challenged using public funds, raising concerns about access to justice and the role of institutions like school boards.
Everything you need to know about Quebec's draft constitution
Q: How does this draft constitution hope to reinforce Quebec's autonomy?
It outlines directives for the Quebec government to assert its jurisdiction and limit federal intrusion, which include affirming certain laws such as the right to terminate a pregnancy.

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The episodes consist of lively conversations focusing on current events, local politics, and social issues relevant to Montreal. Topics often include discussions on Quebec legislation, community stories, public health, economic developments, and significant cultural discussions. Noteworthy guests, such as policymakers, academics, and public officials, frequently lend their insights, making the content both informative and engaging. The dynamic between the hosts and guests often brings a blend of humor and serious dialogue, catering to an audience eager for both entertainment and valuable information about their community.

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1. Valerie Plante
2. Dr. Joe Schwarcz
3. Roni Munk
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6. William P. Barrett
7. James Watts
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