Homerun
with Sue Smith

Montreal sailor Tyler Bjorn and his teammate Richard Clarke qualified for the Olympics this summer.The Canadian pair is ranked 5th internationally. Listen to Tyler's talk with Sue.

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Gilbert Rozon is the founder of Juste Pour Rire. A couple of days ago he tweeted about the student protests.
It's been getting a lot of reaction.

It's day 101 of the student protests. Sue talks to The Reverend Darryl Gray about what he thinks will solve this situation.

Peter McAuslan is president of McAuslan Brewing

Lawyer Anne-France Goldwater

Quebec's public inquiry on corruption sets off today. The Charbonneau commission is looking at the possible links between the construction industry, local and provincial governments and organized crime. Jean Cournoyer is a former Liberal Cabinet minister. He's following the commission.

Ian Lafrenière talks to Sue Smith about the student march.

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Georges Laraque is just back from Haiti. He was there to monitor progress of Grace Children's Hospital.

Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price is back home in BC training as a steer roper. Bob Louis lives and works on Louis Estate's Ranch in Vernon, BC. He's training Carey.

George Stroumboulopoulos joined Sue Smith in the Homerun Studio.

Howard Dean is in Montreal. Dean is a former Governor of Vermont. He also ran for the democratic presidential nomination in 2004 and founded Democracy for America, a political action committee.