August 2012 Archives
Friday August 31, 2012
Fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis
Tomorrow, Mortimer Snodgrass is throwing a party at its popular store in the Old
Port.It's to support the Quebec Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
The owner, Jay Sokoloff, has cystic fibrosis.
He received a lung transplant this summer.
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Thursday August 30, 2012
First-time Voters
Our First-Time Voter panel returns. It's the last installment before the election.
Our panel joined us from the Jean Talon Market.
Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo is 21 and in her 3rd year of economics and journalism at Concordia University.
Samuel Harris is also 21 and a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University.
And 22 year old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science, also at McGill.And they are all voting in their first provincial election.
Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo is 21 and in her 3rd year of economics and journalism at Concordia University.
Samuel Harris is also 21 and a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University.
And 22 year old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science, also at McGill.And they are all voting in their first provincial election.
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Wednesday August 29, 2012
Youth Leaders Debate
Today our youth leaders for one final debate.We've assembled a panel of youth representatives from the four major provincial political parties --they're all young political organizers and candidates under the age of 35.
Jonathon Abecassis is the former VP of the Quebec Wing of the Young Liberals, he's 25-years old
21-year-old Ariane Lefebvre is President of the Parti Quebecois's youth wing in Ville Marie.
Alexandre Leduc is a candidate for Quebec Solidaire in Hochelaga-Maissoneuve and also a founding member of the party. He's 28.
Johnny Kairouz the Coalition Avenir Quebec candidate for Westmount-Saint Louis. He's 31.
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Tuesday August 28, 2012
Family of drowned bride calls for stronger security measures near river
Today the family of a new bride who drowned on Friday is asking the
municipal council of Rawdon for stronger security measures around Dorwin
Falls.
The Falls are about an hour north of Montreal.
Maria Pantazopoulos drowned there while taking photos of herself in her wedding dress in the water near the falls.
The Falls are about an hour north of Montreal.
Maria Pantazopoulos drowned there while taking photos of herself in her wedding dress in the water near the falls.
Monday August 27, 2012
Voter Panel
It's the last full week before the election.Voters have already been marking ballots in advance polls.
It's time to turn to our Voter panel.
We've been speaking to Montreal voters every Monday since the start of the election.
Elazar Gabay is a small business owner. He works in E-Commerce and lives in Old Montreal.
Leon Mwotia is a bank manager and an MBA student. He lives in Cote-des-Neiges.
Rana Alrabi is a public relations consultant for environmental and human rights organizations.
She lives in Ville Saint Laurent.
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Monday August 27, 2012
Young author from Montreal-West self-publishes debut novel
A young writer from Montreal-West has just self-published his first
novel.Connor McRae is a Loyola High School graduate and the author of Trespasses.
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Friday August 24, 2012
Alexandre Trudeau
Alexandre Trudeau, the documentary filmmaker and son of the late Pierre Elliott
Trudeau is screening his new film at the Montreal World Film Festival
tonight.It's called, The New Great Game.
It's a look at international politics and how power is shifting from the US and Europe to the Middle East, India and China.
And it's largely about oil.
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Friday August 24, 2012
Nantali Indongo in Hollywood
Montreal Hip Hop collective Nomadic Massive are in Los Angeles this weekend
for a big showcase.Nantali Indongo joins me live from Los Angeles now.
She is a member of Nomadic Massive. She is also a member of the Homerun team.
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Thursday August 23, 2012
First-Time Voter Panel
Our First-Time Voter panel returns. Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo is 21 and in her 3rd year of economics and journalism at Concordia University.
Samuel Harris is also 21 and a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University.
And 22 year old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science, also at McGill.
And they are all voting in their first provincial election.
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Wednesday August 22, 2012
Youth Leaders Panel
Our youth leaders are back.We've assembled a panel of youth representatives from the four major provincial political parties --they're all young political organizers and candidates under the age of 35.
They'll join us every week during the campaign.
Jonathon Abecassis is the former VP of the Quebec Wing of the Young Liberals, he's 25-years old
21-year-old Ariane Lefebvre is President of the Parti Quebecois's youth wing in Ville Marie.
Alexandre Leduc is a candidate for Quebec Solidaire in Hochelaga-Maissoneuve and also a founding member of the party. He's 28.
Johnny Kairouz the Coalition Avenir candidate for Westmount-Saint Louis. He's 31.
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Wednesday August 22, 2012
Nantali Indongo Speaks to Voters
In Less than 2 weeks Quebeckers will decide who is fit to lead the
province.
CBC reporter Nantali Indongo went out to speak to voters in Cote-des-Neiges and Park Extension to find out what Montreal voters are thinking about the election campaign.
CBC reporter Nantali Indongo went out to speak to voters in Cote-des-Neiges and Park Extension to find out what Montreal voters are thinking about the election campaign.
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Tuesday August 21, 2012
Low Voter Turnout Among Anglophones
Voting day is less than two weeks away.But some electors are not sure if they'll even vote.
The last provincial election had the lowest turnout in decades.
And figures show that ridings that have a high population of anglophones are the ones with the lowest voter turnout.
We're doing a two-part series here at CBC looking at this.
It's called None of the Above.
Sabrina Marandola has been working on this series. She spoke to Homerun host Jeanette Kelly on Homerun earlier today.
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Monday August 20, 2012
Voter Panel
It's time to turn to our Voter panel.Every Monday until election week we'll be speaking to Montreal voters
They'll be talking about the hot-button issues and their impressions on the run-up to September 4th.
Elazar Gabay is a small business owner. He works in E-Commerce and lives in
Old Montreal.
Leon Mwotia is a bank manager and an MBA student. He lives in Cote-des-neiges.
Rana Alrabi is a public relations consultant for environmental and human rights organizations.
She lives in Ville Saint Laurent.
Leon Mwotia is a bank manager and an MBA student. He lives in Cote-des-neiges.
Rana Alrabi is a public relations consultant for environmental and human rights organizations.
She lives in Ville Saint Laurent.
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Monday August 20, 2012
Celebration in Pointe-Calumet ends in injuries
A night of celebration at night club near Montreal turned into a nightmare
for two Ottawa women.The women went to the Beach Club in Pointe Calumet on August 12th to celebrate the end of the school year.
But after their outing, one of them spent three days in and out of the hospital.
She claims she was drugged with GHB, a popular date rape drug.
CBC Reporter Omar Dabaghi-Pacheco spoke to Jeanette Kelly from our studio in Ottawa.
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Friday August 17, 2012
Yolande James
A political poll released today shows support for the Liberal Party slipping. They sit at 28 per cent- down from 31 per cent one week ago. The Parti Quebecois is leading with 33 per cent and Coalition Avenir Quebec is in third with 27 per cent. Yolande James running for re-election for the Liberal Party in Nelligan.
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Friday August 17, 2012
Son of homophobic pastor speaking at Pride
Nate Phelps is speaking at Montreal Pride this weekend.
He's the estranged son of the head of the Westboro Baptist Church.
It's a strongly homophobic group based in Topeka, Kansas.
Nate Phelps left the church and his family when he was 18.
He's arriving in Montreal tonight for his talk at Montreal Pride tomorrow.
We reached him in Calgary.
http://www.fiertemontrealpride.com/en/pride/programme/nate-phelps/
He's the estranged son of the head of the Westboro Baptist Church.
It's a strongly homophobic group based in Topeka, Kansas.
Nate Phelps left the church and his family when he was 18.
He's arriving in Montreal tonight for his talk at Montreal Pride tomorrow.
We reached him in Calgary.
http://www.fiertemontrealpride.com/en/pride/programme/nate-phelps/
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Thursday August 16, 2012
First-Time Voters Week 3
Secular charters, referendums and the battle for the anglo vote.
It's been a busy week.Our First-Time Voter panel returns.
Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo is 21 and in her 3rd year of economics and journalism at Concordia University. Samuel Harris is also 21 and a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University. And 22 year old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science, also at McGill.
And they are all voting in their first provincial election.
(pictured here with R&B singer Karl Wolf)
It's been a busy week.Our First-Time Voter panel returns.
Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo is 21 and in her 3rd year of economics and journalism at Concordia University. Samuel Harris is also 21 and a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University. And 22 year old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science, also at McGill.
And they are all voting in their first provincial election.
(pictured here with R&B singer Karl Wolf)
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Thursday August 16, 2012
Karl Wolf
R'n'B singer, Karl Wolf
He's in Montreal today on his Canadian tour.
And tonight, he'll be performing at the big NASCAR party on Crescent street.
He's in Montreal today on his Canadian tour.
And tonight, he'll be performing at the big NASCAR party on Crescent street.
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Thursday August 16, 2012
Montreal's Best Terrasses
Tonight might just be the perfect night to hit your favorite terrasse.
Joanna Fox is a Montreal writer, restaurant reviewer and she's had the tough job of looking into the best terrasses in the city for food.
Her new book "Montreal's Best Terrasses - Dining" is in bookstores now.
Joanna Fox is a Montreal writer, restaurant reviewer and she's had the tough job of looking into the best terrasses in the city for food.
Her new book "Montreal's Best Terrasses - Dining" is in bookstores now.
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Wednesday August 15, 2012
Youth Leader panel
Young people are setting the agenda in this campaign.On Homerun we have assembled a panel of youth representatives from the different parties.
They'll join us every week during the campaign.
Maripier Isabelle is a former president and active member of the Liberal youth commission.
Ariane Lefebvre is President of the Parti Quebecois's youth wing in Montreal.
Alexandre Leduc is a candidate for Quebec Solidaire in Hochelaga-Maissoneuve and also a founding member of the party.
Our regular panelist Tomer Shavit from the Coalition Avenir Quebec couldn't be with us today. He's recovering from an injury.
We requested a youth leader from the CAQ and the youngest replacement the party could find is Johnny Kairouz.
Kairouz is a 31 year-old candidate for Westmount-Saint Louis.
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Wednesday August 15, 2012
Montrealers celebrate Indian independence
Today is the 65th anniversary of India's independence.To mark the festivities, Montreal's Indian community held a flag raising ceremony.
On Sunday, there is a parade in Parc Extension.
Daljit Singh is the president of India Canada.
Mamta Sharma is the 19-year-old Master of Ceremonies for the parade on
Sunday.
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Tuesday August 14, 2012
Back to school for CEGEP's
The first day of school at College de Maisonneuve went smoothly.
It's one of seven CEGEP's that voted to end the student strike.
But as Catherine Cullen reports, many students feel the movement isn't over.
It's one of seven CEGEP's that voted to end the student strike.
But as Catherine Cullen reports, many students feel the movement isn't over.
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Monday August 13, 2012
Homerun Voter panel
Every Monday until election week we'll be speaking to Montreal
votersThey'll be talking about the hot-button issues and their impressions on the run-up to September 4th.
Elazar Gabay is a small business owner. He works in E-Commerce and lives in
Old Montreal.
Leon Mwotia is a bank manager and an MBA student. He lives in Cote-des-Neiges.
Rana Alrabi is a public relations consultant for environmental and human rights organizations.
She lives in Ville Saint Laurent.
Leon Mwotia is a bank manager and an MBA student. He lives in Cote-des-Neiges.
Rana Alrabi is a public relations consultant for environmental and human rights organizations.
She lives in Ville Saint Laurent.
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Monday August 13, 2012
Montreal Italian week
Montreal Italian Week continues this week. Tonight, 13-year-old jazz and opera singer David Marino is performing.
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Friday August 10, 2012
CBC political analysts
Friday on Homerun Sonali Karnick spoke with our CBC political
analysts.Martin Patriquin is with Macleans Magazine.
Christian Bourque is the Vice-President of research and a senior partner with Leger Marketing
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Thursday August 9, 2012
First-time Voters panel
Our First-Time Voter panel returns. Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo is 21 and in her 3rd year of economics and journalism at Concordia University.
Samuel Harris is also 21 and a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University.
And 22 year old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science, also at McGill.
They are all voting in their first provincial election.
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Thursday August 9, 2012
Bronze medal for the Canadian Women's Soccer Team
Earlier today the Canadian Women's Soccer Team took home a bronze-metal at the
London Olympics.They beat France one nothing.
We spoke to Rhian Wilkinson full back on the team after the game.
She's was on the bus on the way to watch the gold metal match.
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Wednesday August 8, 2012
Youth-wing party Leaders
We've gathered youth leaders from the four major political partiesWith the tuition crisis propelling the province into an election.
Young people now, more than ever in recent history, have the power to set the campaign agenda.
We'll be speaking to our youth leaders every week until the end of the election.
Maripier Isabelle is a former president and active member of the Liberal Youth Commission.
Ariane Lefebvre is President of the Parti Quebecois youth wing for the Ville-Marie sector of Montreal.
Tomer Shavit is a youth coordinator with the Coalition Avenir Quebec.
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Wednesday August 8, 2012
Yolande James
Yolande James of the Quebec Liberal Party is running for re-election in the
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Tuesday August 7, 2012
Youth vote
The Quebec director-general of Elections has ordered up new exploratory research
to look at the Youth Vote and why it's so weak. The Institute du Nouveau Monde
unveils what it found out. The Fédération étudiante universitaire du Québec
(FEUQ) and the Fédération étudiante collégiale du Québec (FECQ) launched their
own campaign to get the youth population to vote. Eliane Laberge is the
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Monday August 6, 2012
PQ candidate Jean-Francois Lisée
Long-time Parti Québecois advisor Jean-Francois Lisée announced he is running
for the party this weekend.Lisée is a political analyst, journalist, author, and well-known sovereigntist thinker.
He's the new PQ candidate in Rosemont.
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Friday August 3, 2012
Bike ride in solidarity
Montreal cycling community is meeting tonight at 6:30PM to ride in
solidarity with a bike courrier who was hit by a motorist Thursday morning in
the downtown core on De Maisonneuve boulevard. Antoine Ancelin suffered severe
head injuries. The latest from our newsroom is that his condition is stable. Cam
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Thursday August 2, 2012
First-time Voters panel
Homerun will be speaking with first-time voters every Thursday until the
end of the election.They'll be going to the polls in September for the first time in a provincial election.
Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo is 21 and in her 3rd year of economics and
journalism at Concordia University.
Sam Harris is also 21 and is a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University.
And 22-year-old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science also at McGill.
Sam Harris is also 21 and is a 3rd year history and political science student at McGill University.
And 22-year-old Maryam Sabah Aziz just completed her Bachelor's in Political science also at McGill.
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Thursday August 2, 2012
Quebec Solidaire excluded from TVA debates
The Quebec leadership debate will air on Radio-Canada August 19.The Liberal, PQ, CAQ and Quebec Solidaire leaders will all have the chance to represent their parties.
The TVA network is planning its own leadership debate.
But one party is being excluded from TVA's coverage.
Quebec Solidaire has been dropped, TVA opted for three one-on-one debates with the other leaders.
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Wednesday August 1, 2012
CAQ Leader Francois Legault
Premier Jean Charest launched the election campaign earlier today.In his opening speech, he framed the campaign as a choice between the PQ and the Liberals, between, in his words "the street and a referendum or jobs and the economy."
Charest didn't once mention Francois Legault and the CAQ.
Francois Legault spoke with Homerun host Steve Rukavina earlier today.
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Wednesday August 1, 2012
Youth leader debate
Premier Jean Charest says this election campaign was necessary to allow
Quebecers to have their say on the ongoing tuition crisis.For the first time in recent memory, it is young people that have set the agenda for an election campaign in Quebec.
Homerun has assembled a panel of youth representatives from the different parties.
They will join us every week during the campaign.
Maripier Isabelle is a former president and active member of the Liberal youth commission.
Ariane Lefebvre is president of the Parti Quebecois's youth wing in Montreal.
Tomer Shavit is youth coordinator with the CAQ.
Alexandre Leduc is a candidate for Quebec Solidaire in Hochelaga-Maissoneuve and also a founding member of Quebec Solidaire.
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- December 2012
- Mon., 3 – Holiday Story Contest
- November 2012
- Fri., 30 – Hockey Concussions
- Thu., 29 – BARUCHEL on CANADA READS
- Wed., 28 – The Charbonneau Commission
- Tue., 27 – The Charbonneau Commission
- Mon., 26 – New arena in Laval
- Mon., 26 – Climate Talks
- Fri., 23 – Laval Mayor
- Wed., 21 – Borough needs a mayor
- Wed., 21 – Funding for street worker: a necessity
- Fri., 16 – Mayor Applebaum
- Wed., 14 – Union Montreal
- Wed., 14 – Richard Deschamps
- Tue., 13 – Charbonneau Commission
- Mon., 12 – Frampton comes to Montreal!
- Thu., 8 – Laval
- Tue., 6 – City Hall
- Mon., 5 – Obama vs Romney: The Homestretch
- Fri., 2 – Romeo Dallaire
- Thu., 1 – City Hall
- October 2012
- Wed., 31 – Justin Trudeau
- Tue., 30 – Quarter de l'Innovation
- Tue., 30 – The Giller Prize
- Mon., 29 – Benoit Huot
- Thu., 18 – CRTC says no to BELL
- Thu., 18 – CHARBONNEAU COMMISSION
- Wed., 17 – Hockey Without Borders
- Tue., 16 – Jacob Richler
- Tue., 16 – Presidential Debate
- Mon., 15 – Louise Beaudoin
- Fri., 12 – Private Schools
- Thu., 11 – International Day of the Girl--Oct 11th
- Thu., 11 – Ricardo
- Thu., 11 – Officer 728
- Wed., 10 – Charbonneau
- Tue., 9 – Canadian Health Care Outdated
- Tue., 9 – Chef David Adjey
- Fri., 5 – Hilary Saltzman on her dad's Bond movies
- Fri., 5 – Rizzuto out of prison
- Wed., 3 – Jian Ghomeshi in Montreal
- Wed., 3 – Dr. Gilles Mercier suspended
- Tue., 2 – A young Liberal on Trudeau's launch
- Tue., 2 – Extending a ban on feeding wild animals?
- Mon., 1 – The mystery surrounding Paolo Renda?
- Mon., 1 – Pierre Moreau launches his bid
- September 2012
- Fri., 28 – Birthing stress
- Thu., 27 – Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois in court
- Wed., 26 – Compromising videos shown at inquiry
- Tue., 25 – Walking to school and drop-off worries
- Tue., 25 – Quebec's new finance minister
- Mon., 24 – Veteran climber on Himalayan avalanches
- Thu., 20 – New PQ Cabinet
- Wed., 19 – Harry Belafonte
- Tue., 18 – Literary Death Match
- Tue., 18 – Documentary film Canada's national art form
- Mon., 17 – Charbonneau Commission resumes
- Fri., 14 – Infoman on Metropolis Security
- Thu., 13 – NHLPA talks
- Wed., 12 – Haitian Montreal family reunited
- Tue., 11 – Montrealer marking 9/11
- Mon., 10 – Long-gun registry ruling
- Mon., 10 – CRTC hearings on Bell/Astral
- Fri., 7 – Cult MTL Print Edition
- Fri., 7 – Security at Metropolis
- Thu., 6 – PQ MNA Bernard Drainville
- Wed., 5 – Charest steps down
- Wed., 5 – CAQ MNA Gerard Deltell
- Mon., 3 – Voter Panel
- August 2012
- Fri., 31 – Fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis
- Thu., 30 – First-time Voters
- Wed., 29 – Youth Leaders Debate
- Mon., 27 – Voter Panel
- Fri., 24 – Alexandre Trudeau
- Fri., 24 – Nantali Indongo in Hollywood
- Thu., 23 – First-Time Voter Panel
- Wed., 22 – Youth Leaders Panel
- Wed., 22 – Nantali Indongo Speaks to Voters
- Tue., 21 – Low Voter Turnout Among Anglophones
- Mon., 20 – Voter Panel
- Fri., 17 – Yolande James
- Fri., 17 – Son of homophobic pastor speaking at Pride
- Thu., 16 – First-Time Voters Week 3
- Thu., 16 – Karl Wolf
- Thu., 16 – Montreal's Best Terrasses
- Wed., 15 – Youth Leader panel
- Wed., 15 – Montrealers celebrate Indian independence
- Tue., 14 – Back to school for CEGEP's
- Mon., 13 – Homerun Voter panel
- Mon., 13 – Montreal Italian week
- Fri., 10 – CBC political analysts
- Thu., 9 – First-time Voters panel
- Wed., 8 – Youth-wing party Leaders
- Wed., 8 – Yolande James
- Tue., 7 – Youth vote
- Mon., 6 РPQ candidate Jean-Francois Lis̩e
- Fri., 3 – Bike ride in solidarity
- Thu., 2 – First-time Voters panel
- Wed., 1 – CAQ Leader Francois Legault
- Wed., 1 – Youth leader debate
- July 2012
- Mon., 30 – New road safety measure
- Fri., 27 – Clara Hughes
- Thu., 26 – Countdown to London Games 2012
- Thu., 26 – Better health care for all provinces
- Wed., 25 – Gambletron at the McCord Museum
- Wed., 25 – PHI Centre now open to the public
- Wed., 25 – AMENTIA
- Wed., 25 – Hyatt Regency hotel
- Wed., 25 – Noel des Campeurs
- Tue., 24 – JB Smoove at Just for Laughs
- Tue., 24 – James Bay agreement
- Tue., 24 – Tech talk with Elias Makos
- Mon., 23 – POLITICS and TWITTER
- Thu., 12 – Cartoonists want recognition as artists
- Wed., 11 – Fantasia Film Festival launches 2012 line-up
- Mon., 9 – Eugenie Bouchard
- Fri., 6 – Street Suds
- Fri., 6 – MISSTRESS BARBARA
- June 2012
- Wed., 27 – Aislin
- Mon., 25 – Euro Cup
- Thu., 21 – MONTHLY PROTEST
- Thu., 21 – POSITIVE MESSAGES WITH REGGAE
- Thu., 21 – BUS TERMINAL
- Wed., 20 – Downtown ad campaign
- Wed., 20 – Downtown ads
- Tue., 19 – Charlie Chaplin's Son in Montreal
- Tue., 19 – London 2012
- Thu., 14 – Guilty
- Wed., 13 – Liberal Leadership
- Tue., 12 – Controversial Salutes
- Tue., 12 – Nicholas Hoare
- Mon., 11 – C-38
- Mon., 11 – Euro Cup 2012
- Mon., 11 – Stanley Cup
- Fri., 8 – FESTIVAL SAFETY
- Fri., 8 – THE CAQ'S TOP 15
- Thu., 7 – CHARBONNEAU COMMISSION
- Wed., 6 – BIGGER BUDGET FOR BOROUGHS
- Wed., 6 – MONTREAL CHINESE COMMUNITY REACTION
- Tue., 5 – VENUS TRANSIT
- Tue., 5 – HABS NEW...OLD COACH
- Mon., 4 – NEW MEMOIRE OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
- Mon., 4 – FESTIVALS AND PROTESTS
- Fri., 1 – Manhunt
- Fri., 1 – Ville Marie Update
- May 2012
- Thu., 31 – Traffic
- Wed., 30 – Montreal flood aftermath
- Wed., 30 – Casserole Night In Canada
- Tue., 29 – Anonymous
- Tue., 29 – Blocked from Twitter
- Mon., 28 – Postmedia
- Mon., 28 – Casserole Protests
- Fri., 25 – London 2012
- Fri., 25 – Just For Laughs
- Wed., 23 – Student protests
- Tue., 22 – The Charbonneau commission
- Tue., 22 – Student March
- Thu., 17 – Zampino
- Thu., 17 – Georges Laraque
- Wed., 16 – Carey Price
- Wed., 16 – Strombo
- Tue., 15 – Howard Dean
- Tue., 15 – Driver Fatigue
- Mon., 14 – Education Minister Quits
- Mon., 14 – Martin Brodeur
- Fri., 11 – David Beckham
- Fri., 11 – Sri Lanka
- Thu., 10 – Metro Smoke Bomb
- Thu., 10 – Student Strike
- Thu., 10 – SQ
- Wed., 9 – Victoriaville
- Wed., 9 – Books
- Tue., 8 – Maurice Sendak
- Tue., 8 – Sideguards
- Mon., 7 – Student votes
- Mon., 7 – Accueil Bonneau
- Mon., 7 – Dogs at Work
- Mon., 7 – Masks
- Fri., 4 – Aislin
- Fri., 4 – Vintage Recall
- Fri., 4 – Beastie Boy
- Thu., 3 – Peter Mansbridge
- Thu., 3 – Raccoons
- Wed., 2 – Thomas Mulcair
- Wed., 2 – Cabane à Sucre
- Wed., 2 – Marc Bergevin:New Habs GM
- Tue., 1 – Biodome
- Tue., 1 – Jean-Guy Moreau
- Tue., 1 – CLASSE
- April 2012
- Mon., 30 – SOS Velo
- Mon., 30 – Bixi Hoax
- Mon., 30 – Deli
- Mon., 30 – Taxi
- Fri., 27 – Student Protests
- Fri., 27 – Roma
- Fri., 27 – Ecoholic
- Thu., 26 – Doctor Corti
- Thu., 26 – Ricardo
- Thu., 26 – Police on Student Protests
- Wed., 25 – Student Protests
- Wed., 25 – Summum
- Wed., 25 – Students protest
- Tue., 24 – Student Protests
- Tue., 24 – Organ Donation
- Tue., 24 – Mining Asteroids
- Tue., 24 – Mining Asteroids
- Mon., 23 – Titanic Memorial Cruise
- Mon., 23 – Fighting for Katimavik
- Fri., 20 – Dick Clark
- Fri., 20 – Protests
- Thu., 19 – Journalism
- Thu., 19 – Flood Anniversary
- Thu., 19 – Cook-off
- Wed., 18 – Holocaust Memorial
- Wed., 18 – Books and Breakfast
- Wed., 18 – Bullying
- Tue., 17 – Constitution
- Tue., 17 – Aveos
- Mon., 16 – Cuba
- Mon., 16 – Hip Hop
- Mon., 16 – Dinosaur Hunter
- Fri., 13 – Jean Chretien
- Fri., 13 – Bees for Africa
- Fri., 13 – Paola Ortiz
- Thu., 12 – Terry Fox
- Thu., 12 – Spark
- Thu., 12 – Space
- Wed., 11 – Terry Fox Marathon
- Wed., 11 – CBC Cuts
- Wed., 11 – Miss Universe Canada
- Thu., 5 – Gun Registry
- Thu., 5 – Titanic
- Thu., 5 – Ricardo
- Wed., 4 – Baseball
- Wed., 4 – Cuts
- Wed., 4 – Feature Interview
- Tue., 3 – Aveos
- Tue., 3 – Jean Dominique
- Tue., 3 – Rights and Democracy
- Mon., 2 – Ste-Justine
- Mon., 2 – I Musici de Montreal
- Mon., 2 – St Mary's
- March 2012
- Fri., 30 – David Williams
- Fri., 30 – Stem Cell Drive
- Fri., 30 – Film
- Thu., 29 – Tonic
- Thu., 29 – Pierre Gauthier
- Wed., 28 – Show Me Your Canada
- Wed., 28 – Student Protests
- Wed., 28 – Books
- Tue., 27 – Mali
- Tue., 27 – Mammograms
- Mon., 26 – Clarkson Cup
- Mon., 26 – Rick Mercer
- Mon., 26 – Marc Gervais
- Wed., 21 – Aveos
- Wed., 21 – Archbishop
- Wed., 21 – Laurier BBQ
- Mon., 19 – Rumbler Sirens
- Mon., 19 – Aveos
- Mon., 19 – Transgendered Students
- Fri., 16 – Protests
- Fri., 16 – Bell Canada
- Fri., 16 – Nicholas Hoare
- Thu., 15 – Protests
- Thu., 15 – Crosby
- Wed., 14 – Richard King
- Wed., 14 – Paul Martin
- Tue., 13 – Julie Surprenant
- Mon., 12 – Margaret Atwood
- Mon., 12 – Verdun
- Fri., 9 – Youth Unemployment
- Fri., 9 – Concordia
- Thu., 8 – International Women's Day
- Thu., 8 – CBC#A2B
- Thu., 8 – Plateau
- Wed., 7 – iPad
- Wed., 7 – Spring
- Wed., 7 – Air Canada
- Wed., 7 – You wrote this story: #CBCa2b
- Wed., 7 – What can Montreal learn from Portland?
- Tue., 6 – McGillLeaks
- Tue., 6 – Schwartz's
- Mon., 5 – Lise Watier
- Mon., 5 – Big O
- Mon., 5 – Planetarium
- Fri., 2 – Alan Lee
- Fri., 2 – National Theatre School
- Thu., 1 – Geoffrion
- Thu., 1 – Google
- Thu., 1 – Smartphone FIlm Challenge
- February 2012
- Wed., 29 – Rev. Jesse Jackson
- Wed., 29 – Expiring OPUS cards
- Tue., 28 – WE Day Participants
- Tue., 28 – WE Day
- Tue., 28 – Culture Montreal
- Mon., 27 – Gary Carter
- Mon., 27 – NHL
- Mon., 27 – Oscar Win
- Fri., 24 – Republic of Doyle
- Fri., 24 – What is Montreal's biggest transit problem?
- Fri., 24 – What is Montreal
- Thu., 23 – Beatboxing
- Thu., 23 – Heritage Montreal
- Wed., 22 – 1000 Days at sea
- Wed., 22 – @Biz
- Wed., 22 – Biggest Problem in Transit? #CBCa2b
- Tue., 21 – Highlights
- Tue., 21 – Math in Music
- Mon., 20 – Skate Drive
- Mon., 20 – Greek Bailout?
- Mon., 20 – John Glenn
- Fri., 17 – Gary Carter
- Fri., 17 – Dancing with the Stars
- Thu., 16 – GARY CARTER
- Thu., 16 – BEER
- Thu., 16 – FROBRUARY
- Wed., 15 – West Island burglaries
- Wed., 15 – Daycare - an essential service?
- Tue., 14 – Love and Wine
- Tue., 14 – Valentine's Day
- Mon., 13 – Night of Hearts
- Mon., 13 – Losing Whitney
- Thu., 9 – Tony Proudfoot
- Thu., 9 – Let Us Pray
- Wed., 8 – Life Below Zero
- Wed., 8 – Le Huffington Post Quebec
- Wed., 8 – CACTUS
- Tue., 7 – Canada Reads
- Tue., 7 – McGill
- Mon., 6 – Bilodeau wins Diamond Jubilee Medal
- Mon., 6 – St. Michel composting
- Fri., 3 – Super Bowl XLV1
- Fri., 3 – Ken Dryden
- Thu., 2 – Mugesera
- Wed., 1 – Ken Dryden
- Wed., 1 – Mitt Romney
- Wed., 1 – Planetarium
- January 2012
- Tue., 31 – Concussions and the NHL
- Tue., 31 – The Birthplace of Hockey
- Tue., 31 – Shafia Trial
- Mon., 30 РMedicare, en fran̤ais
- Mon., 30 – Honour Killings
- Fri., 27 – Winter Weather
- Fri., 27 – All-Star game
- Thu., 26 – Ice Wine
- Thu., 26 – Bob Rae
- Wed., 25 – Egypt Anniversary
- Wed., 25 – Mugesera
- Tue., 24 – Everest Marathon
- Tue., 24 – Mugesera
- Mon., 23 – CAQ
- Mon., 23 – Stradivarious Cello
- Mon., 23 – RIM
- Fri., 20 – Etta James
- Fri., 20 – Gay Frat
- Fri., 20 – Helmets
- Thu., 19 – Sarah Burke
- Thu., 19 – Concussions
- Thu., 19 – Canada Reads
- Wed., 18 – PQ Crisis
- Wed., 18 – MADD
- Wed., 18 – Alleged Mole
- Tue., 17 – Habs Rink
- Tue., 17 – Racial Profiling
- Tue., 17 – Canada Reads
- Mon., 16 – Mugesera ruling
- Mon., 16 – Girl or Boy?
- Fri., 13 – Mortgage Rates
- Fri., 13 – Syria
- Fri., 13 – Cammalleri Trade
- Thu., 12 – Montreal Auto Show
- Thu., 12 – Stargazing
- Thu., 12 – Habs
- Wed., 11 – Open Media takes on cell phone companies
- Tue., 10 – Shafia Trial
- Tue., 10 – Halak Returns
- Tue., 10 – Blue Jays Visit Montreal
- Tue., 10 – Canada Reads
- Mon., 9 – Haiti
- Fri., 6 – First You Get the Sugar
- December 2011
- Fri., 30 – What are you doing New Year's Eve?
- Thu., 29 – Ethical Foie Gras
- Fri., 23 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Fri., 23 – Montreal doctor appointed Fellow
- Thu., 22 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Thu., 22 – The puffin has landed
- Wed., 21 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Wed., 21 – Robert Chisholm
- Wed., 21 – Mafia Inc.
- Wed., 21 – Craig S. Stuckless: Hallway Interview
- Tue., 20 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Tue., 20 – Kyoto Fallout
- Tue., 20 – Facebook and the Bard
- Mon., 19 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Mon., 19 – Vaclav Havel
- Mon., 19 – Vinyl Cafe
- Fri., 16 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Fri., 16 – Arturo Gatti
- Fri., 16 – Airline Ticket Prices
- Thu., 15 – McGill Report
- Thu., 15 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Thu., 15 – Cap and Trade
- Wed., 14 – Justin Trudeau
- Wed., 14 – Sugar Sammy
- Wed., 14 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Tue., 13 – Jane Seymour
- Tue., 13 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Mon., 12 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Mon., 12 – Syria
- Fri., 9 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Fri., 9 – Immigration Fraud
- Fri., 9 – Meaghan Smith performs live: Homerun
- Fri., 9 – Chuck Hughes
- Thu., 8 – My Best Winter Holiday
- Thu., 8 – SNOWBIRDS
- Thu., 8 – PQ
- Wed., 7 – My best winter holiday
- Wed., 7 – Turcot
- Tue., 6 – My best winter holiday
- Tue., 6 – Boogaard
- Mon., 5 – My best winter holiday
- Mon., 5 – Madonna
- Mon., 5 – Kyoto
- Fri., 2 – My best winter Holiday
- Fri., 2 – Anthony Calvillo
- Thu., 1 – MY BEST WINTER HOLIDAY
- Thu., 1 – MARJORIE RAYMOND
- November 2011
- Wed., 30 – BREAST CANCER
- Wed., 30 – LOUIS LEBLANC
- Tue., 29 – SUN YOUTH
- Tue., 29 – St. Lawrence River
- Mon., 28 – Film producer Jake Eberts
- Mon., 28 – Hallway Interview: Film producer Jake Eberts
- Fri., 25 – TURCOT INTERCHANGE
- Fri., 25 – The Best Proposal Ever
- Thu., 24 – Occupiers Evicted
- Thu., 24 – PQ MNA expelled
- Wed., 23 – Canada Reads
- Tue., 22 – MONTREALMOM.COM
- Tue., 22 – PCHS
- Tue., 22 – BREAST CANCER GUIDELINES
- Mon., 21 – OCCUPY MONTREAL
- Mon., 21 – SIDNEY CROSBY
- Mon., 21 – JEFFREY EUGENIDIS
- Fri., 18 РEn Fran̤ais SVP
- Thu., 17 – Eddy Palchak
- Wed., 16 – Anti-Bullying Week
- Tue., 15 – MONTREAL RESTO'S
- Tue., 15 – GG'S
- Mon., 14 – MUHC
- Mon., 14 – HOCKEY DEATH
- Fri., 11 – REMEMBRANCE DAY
- Fri., 11 – BATTLE OF THE BLADES
- Thu., 10 РPaul Sauv̩
- Wed., 9 – CANADARM
- Wed., 9 – LE CUISINIER REBELLE
- Tue., 8 – ANDREW FAZEKAS
- Tue., 8 – DAN MISENER
- Tue., 8 – ROBERT CHISHOLM
- Mon., 7 – MAX PACIORETTY
- Mon., 7 – AIR FARCE
- Mon., 7 – NIKI ASHTON
- Mon., 7 – NDP MP Niki Ashton : Hallway Interview
- Fri., 4 – SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY
- Fri., 4 – LONG GUN REGISTRY
- Thu., 3 – BERNARD LANDRY
- Thu., 3 – THE PADDLING BRYANS
- Tue., 1 – IMMIGRATION
- Tue., 1 – MOVEMBER--WITH JUSTIN TRUDEAU
- Tue., 1 – FRANCOIS CROTEAU
- October 2011
- Mon., 31 – CHUCK HUGHES
- Mon., 31 – BRIAN TOPP
- Fri., 28 – GEORGES LARAQUE
- Thu., 27 – ALEX BILODEAU
- Thu., 27 – OPEN DATA
- Thu., 27 – MEASLES
- Wed., 26 – NASA
- Wed., 26 – ST PAUL ELEMENTARY
- Wed., 26 – LAKOTA
- Tue., 25 – MAX STERN PAINTING UNVEILED
- Tue., 25 – CONSTRUCTION STOPPAGE
- Tue., 25 – SUGAR SAMMY
- Mon., 24 – GIANT PUMPKIN
- Mon., 24 – HALLOWEEN HOUSE
- Mon., 24 – Julie Payette
- Fri., 21 – PUBLIC INQUIRY
- Fri., 21 – GIANT PUMPKIN
- Thu., 20 – GADHAFI
- Wed., 19 – PUBLIC INQUIRY
- Wed., 19 – MOUNT STEPHEN CLUB
- Tue., 18 – Yolande James
- Tue., 18 – Dan Misener
- Mon., 17 – DAN WHELDON
- Mon., 17 – Joe Beef: Hallway Interview
- Wed., 12 – X FACTOR
- Tue., 11 – ANTHONY CALVILLO
- Tue., 11 – Don Cherry
- Tue., 11 – AN AFTERNOON WITH KELLY RICE CONTEST
- Fri., 7 – GEORGES LARAQUE
- Fri., 7 – ALOUETTES
- Thu., 6 – STEVE JOBS
- Wed., 5 – PONT CHAMPLAIN
- Wed., 5 – Oliver Jones: Hallway Interview
- Wed., 5 – PLANETARIUM
- Mon., 3 – Ralph Steinman
- Mon., 3 – UPAC
- September 2011
- Fri., 30 – CBC 75th
- Thu., 29 – THE FABULOUS ROUGEAU BROTHERS
- Thu., 29 – NHL
- Thu., 29 – ROSH HASHANAH
- Wed., 28 – Jim Cuddy
- Wed., 28 – Bobby Brown
- Wed., 28 – TD Canadian Children's Literature Award
- Tue., 27 – DONISHA PRENDERGAST
- Tue., 27 – DAN MISENER
- Tue., 27 – Canada Reads
- Mon., 26 – SECRETS OF MONTREAL
- Mon., 26 – JACQUES DUCHESNEAU
- Mon., 26 – Holocaust Memorial
- Fri., 23 – DUCHESNEAU
- Fri., 23 – MONTREAL MARATHON
- Thu., 22 – HAITI
- Thu., 22 – POLITICS WITH LIZA
- Thu., 22 – SELLING CALGARY
- Wed., 21 – Monsieur Lazhar
- Wed., 21 – McGill University
- Wed., 21 – 527 dogs
- Tue., 20 – PAOLA ORTIZ
- Tue., 20 – Dan Misener
- Tue., 20 – Kai Nagata: Homerun Hallway Interview
- Mon., 19 – Dr.Corti
- Mon., 19 – Homerun Playlist for Monday, September 19th
- Thu., 15 – Comiccon
- Thu., 15 – Homerun Playlist, September 15th
- Thu., 15 – MISSION TO MARS
- Thu., 15 – NDP
- Wed., 14 – Homerun Playlist September 14th
- Tue., 13 – Dawson anniversary
- Mon., 12 – Stefano Faita
- Mon., 12 – NDP
- Fri., 9 – 9-11
- Thu., 8 – Annakin Slayd
- Thu., 8 – Skywalkers
- Wed., 7 – Dalai Lama
- Wed., 7 – La Maison Symphonique
- Wed., 7 – Arturo Gatti
- Tue., 6 – Nathalie Normandeau Resigns
- Tue., 6 – Eric and Lola
- Tue., 6 – 9/11 on the Web
- Tue., 6 – Homerun Playlist: Tuesday, September 6th
- Fri., 2 – Social Media and The Street
- Fri., 2 – New Eco Centre
- August 2011
- Wed., 31 – Back to school
- Tue., 30 – Canadian television is going digital
- Tue., 30 – Homerun Playlist: August 30, 2011
- Tue., 30 – Angele Dubeau: Hallway Interview
- Fri., 26 – Unregistered Baby
- Thu., 25 – Traffic plan for Montreal
- Thu., 25 – Jack Layton's Funeral
- Thu., 25 – ERA9: Hallway Inteview
- Wed., 24 – Libya fighting continues
- Wed., 24 – Layton Lying-in-State
- Wed., 24 – Chromeo: Homerun Hallway Interview
- Tue., 23 – First Montreal Bike Box
- Tue., 23 – NDP Quebec Caucus
- Mon., 22 – Young voters saddened by Layton's death
- Fri., 19 – Homerun's Back-to-School Contest
- Fri., 19 – Mercier Bridge report
- Fri., 19 – Elvis Lives
- Fri., 19 – Elvis Lives! Hallway Interview
- Thu., 18 – Orange Cone Summit in Montreal
- Thu., 18 – Racing Fever in Montreal
- Thu., 18 – Empire Isis: Hallway Interview
- Wed., 17 – A&W Signage in the Plateau
- Wed., 17 – Deadly Fire in Verdun
- Tue., 16 – Google Street View on the Native Reserve
- Tue., 16 – The NMQ manifesto
- Tue., 16 – Shakespeare in the Park - Hallway Interview
- Mon., 15 – Google's biggest acquisition
- Mon., 15 – NDG residents concerned after shooting
- Fri., 12 – Pie ix Bus Lane
- Thu., 11 – Queer Hip Hop
- Thu., 11 – Facebook has your digits
- Wed., 10 – Open for business
- Tue., 9 – 8 Ways
- Mon., 8 – On the red carpet
- Mon., 8 – 401 Bike Challenge
- Fri., 5 – Fashion File
- Thu., 4 – Transport Quebec
- Thu., 4 – Famous Photos (picture)
- Wed., 3 – Afghanistan
- Tue., 2 – Dan Misener
- Mon., 1 – Ville Marie Tunnel collapse
- July 2011
- Fri., 29 – Rodger Brulotte
- Thu., 28 – Weird Al Yankovic
- Thu., 28 – NDP MP Charmaine Borg
- Wed., 27 – Sexual Assaults at Longueuil Metro
- Mon., 25 – Famine
- Mon., 25 – Jack Layton
- Mon., 4 – Hallway interview with Deborah Arbec
- June 2011
- Thu., 30 – The Message in the Music
- Wed., 29 – How Much Energy Does Your PVR Use?
- Thu., 23 – Hallway Interview with YES's Benoit David
- Wed., 22 – Co-Founder of Apple at Concordia
- Tue., 21 – Simple Plan in Tight White Shorts
- Mon., 20 – Domain Names
- Mon., 20 – The Best BBQ Emerges from Smoke...
- Fri., 17 – Father's Day Memories
- Thu., 16 – Jacques Villeneuve
- Thu., 16 – Bruins Fans
- Wed., 15 – Lunar Eclipse
- Wed., 15 – SOS Richelieu
- Wed., 15 – New Tennis Courts
- Tue., 14 – Drug raids in Oka
- Tue., 14 – Montrealers line up for Prince tickets
- Mon., 13 – Game Night
- Fri., 10 – Formula 1
- Fri., 10 – St-Jean sur Richelieu
- Thu., 9 – Syria
- Thu., 9 – Looking Grand for the Grand Prix
- Wed., 8 – Alex Burrows
- Wed., 8 – Police and the Homeless
- Wed., 8 – Vigil for Patrick Limoges
- Tue., 7 – Liza Frulla
- Tue., 7 – Dan Misener-iCloud
- Mon., 6 – Three Parti Quebecois leave the party
- Mon., 6 – Harper in the Flood Zone
- Fri., 3 – Throne Speech
- Fri., 3 – Book Drive
- Thu., 2 – Dr. William Shatner
- Thu., 2 – Beatrice Rana
- Wed., 1 – Cycle Chic
- Wed., 1 – Storyteller Elizabeth Macdonnell
- Wed., 1 РJol̬ne Riendeau
- May 2011
- Tue., 31 – Serge Savard
- Tue., 31 – Compassion Clubs
- Tue., 31 – Twitter Book Clubs
- Mon., 30 – SPORTS DRINKS
- Mon., 30 – JACK LAYTON
- Fri., 27 – Flooding
- Fri., 27 – Homerun Book Drive!
- Thu., 26 – The Homerun Playlist for May 26, 2011
- Thu., 26 – The Canadian National Brain Bee
- Thu., 26 – Marlene Jennings
- Thu., 26 – Space Day
- Wed., 25 – Farewell Oprah
- Wed., 25 – A public beach at the Old Port
- Wed., 25 – Hallway Interview with Donald Winkler
- Tue., 24 – Elias Makos
- Tue., 24 – Homerun playlist for Tuesday, May 24 - 2011
- Tue., 24 – Hallway Interview with Jacob Tierney
- Tue., 24 – Dan Misener
- Fri., 20 – Homerun Playlist - Friday May 20
- Fri., 20 РHallway Interview with C̩cile Doo-Kingu̩
- Thu., 19 – Homerun Playlist for Thursday, May 19
- Thu., 19 – Hallway Interview: Freedom or Death
- Wed., 18 РRelais P̬res
- Wed., 18 – Larry Smith
- Wed., 18 – Steven Blaney
- Wed., 18 – Homerun Playlist Wednesday, May 18
- Tue., 17 – Homerun Playlist for Tuesday, May 17
- Tue., 17 – Dominique Strauss-Kahn
- Tue., 17 – BIXI
- Mon., 16 – GEORGES LARAQUE
- Mon., 16 – Endeavour
- Mon., 16 – WHAT'S TRENDING
- Mon., 16 – Homerun Playlist Monday, May 16
- Fri., 13 – Comedy Works
- Fri., 13 – Marc Garneau
- Fri., 13 – The Spyder
- Fri., 13 – Homerun Playlist Friday, May 13
- Fri., 13 – Sam Roberts
- Thu., 12 – Homerun Playlist for Thursday May 12
- Thu., 12 – Wikileaks
- Thu., 12 – Millenium Youth Summit
- Thu., 12 – L. Ian Macdonald
- Wed., 11 – Montreal Police Chief Marc Parent
- Wed., 11 – Socalled
- Wed., 11 – Homerun Playlist for Wednesday, May 11
- Wed., 11 – Pot Holes
- Tue., 10 – Video on the Net
- Tue., 10 – Bike Boxes
- Tue., 10 – Baseball
- Tue., 10 – Hallway Interview with Terry Haig
- Tue., 10 – Homerun Playlist for Tuesday, May 10
- Mon., 9 – Cycling in Montreal
- Mon., 9 – Luca LazyLegz Patuelli
- Mon., 9 РJol̬ne Riendeau
- Fri., 6 – Andrew Fazekas
- Fri., 6 – Sunday is Mothers' Day.
- Fri., 6 – It's World Accordion Day!
- Fri., 6 – Homerun Playlist for Friday, May 6:
- Thu., 5 – Homerun Playlist for Thursday, May 5
- Thu., 5 – Hallway Interview with Liza Frulla
- Thu., 5 – Justin Trudeau
- Thu., 5 – Graffiti
- Wed., 4 РJol̬ne Riendeau
- Wed., 4 – Election 2011
- Wed., 4 – Homerun Playlist for Wednesday, May 4th
- Wed., 4 – Paul Cargnello
- Tue., 3 – Homerun Playlist for Tuesday, May 3:
- Tue., 3 – David Sedaris
- Mon., 2 – Homeun Playlist- Monday, May 2
- April 2011
- Fri., 29 – Homerun Playlist for Friday April 29, 2011
- Fri., 29 – Kerry-Anne Kutz performs on Homerun
- Fri., 29 – Book Recommendation
- Thu., 28 – The Royal Wedding
- Thu., 28 – Liza Frulla on the elections
- Wed., 27 – Young Voters
- Wed., 27 – PlayStation
- Wed., 27 – Dawson Fundraiser
- Tue., 26 – Montreal-Bruins Game 6
- Tue., 26 – Montreal Mosque
- Tue., 26 – Homerun Playlist for Tuesday, April 26
- Tue., 26 – Social Media Panel
- Tue., 26 – Annakin Slayd
- Tue., 26 – Hallway Interview with Marc Garneau
- Thu., 21 – Social Media
- Thu., 21 – TWIST!
- Thu., 21 – Citizen Bloggers
- Wed., 20 – Boston Bruins
- Wed., 20 – Young Voters Panel
- Wed., 20 – Royal Portraits
- Tue., 19 – Pulitzer Prize
- Tue., 19 – Michael Douglas
- Fri., 15 – Castor Holdings
- Fri., 15 – Vespa On the Road...
- Fri., 15 – Montreal's own Vote Mob
- Thu., 14 – Project Montreal
- Thu., 14 – Liza Frulla
- Thu., 14 – Justin Trudeau
- Thu., 14 – Homerun Rocks the Vote at Place Ville Marie
- Tue., 12 – Tuesday, April 12th Playlist
- Mon., 11 – Claude Dauphin
- Mon., 11 – Social Media Team
- Mon., 11 – Poets and Politics
- Fri., 8 – Bertrand Cantat
- Fri., 8 – Elizabeth May
- Thu., 7 – Election Signs
- Thu., 7 – Liza Frulla on Politics
- Thu., 7 – Craig Kielburger from Free the Children
- Thu., 7 – Homerun Playlist for Thursday, April 7th
- Wed., 6 – Craig Kielburger
- Wed., 6 – Young Voters
- Wed., 6 – Sochi 2014
- Tue., 5 – Haiti has a new president.
- Tue., 5 – Homerun Playlist for Tuesday, April 5th
- Mon., 4 – Maxime Bernier
- Mon., 4 – No Parking
- Mon., 4 – Social Media Panel
- Fri., 1 – Justin Trudeau's April Fools
- March 2011
- Thu., 31 – Poetry Prize
- Wed., 30 – Gwenyth Paltrow
- Wed., 30 – Election 2011
- Wed., 30 – Finding Your Roots...
- Wed., 30 – Homerun Playlist, March 30th
- Wed., 30 – Bell Center
- Tue., 29 – Japan
- Tue., 29 – Spring Cleaning
- Tue., 29 – Homerun Playlist for Tuesday, March 29th
- Tue., 29 – Help with Gas Prices
- Mon., 28 – HIP HOP SUMMIT
- Mon., 28 – FEDERAL ELECTION 2011
- Mon., 28 – Via Rail
- Mon., 28 – It's a Social Media Election
- Mon., 28 – Homerun Playlist - Monday March 28th:
- Mon., 28 – Candidate Round Table
- Fri., 25 – Heading to the Polls
- Fri., 25 – Shorty Awards
- Fri., 25 РR̫mmel Ribeiro
- Fri., 25 – IPad 2 Summary. Is it worth it?
- Thu., 24 – Homerun live at Place Des Arts
- Wed., 23 – Elizabeth Taylor
- Wed., 23 – Apathy is Boring.
- Tue., 22 – Franco Taddeo
- Tue., 22 – World Water Day
- Mon., 21 – GQ Magazine on Habs Fans
- Mon., 21 – Billie Flynn Fighter pilot
- Mon., 21 – Twitter Turns 5!
- Fri., 18 – Haiti
- Fri., 18 – Libya
- Fri., 18 – Zeppole!
- Thu., 17 – Heather Monroe Blum
- Thu., 17 – Pacioretty Back
- Wed., 16 – Passwords
- Wed., 16 – Montrealer in Japan
- Wed., 16 – Quebec Earthquake
- Wed., 16 – Mysterious Sculptures...
- Wed., 16 – Homerun Playlist, Wednesday March 16th
- Tue., 15 – The Barr Brothers
- Mon., 14 – NHL
- Mon., 14 – Kiri Te Kanawa
- Mon., 14 – Homerun Playlist March 14th
- Fri., 11 – Kiri Te Kanawa
- Fri., 11 – 8.9 Magnitude Earthquake hits Japan
- Fri., 11 – Hockeyville
- Fri., 11 – Duke's Weekend Pick:
- Fri., 11 – Homerun Music Playlist
- Fri., 11 – Homerun's Earthquake Coverage
- Thu., 10 – Molson Weighs In
- Thu., 10 – Hip Hop Summit
- Wed., 9 – Jonas Performs
- Wed., 9 – Suspension
- Wed., 9 – Using Social Media for Social Good.
- Tue., 8 – Shale Gas
- Tue., 8 – St. Lawrence Choir
- Mon., 7 – ColbaNet
- Fri., 4 – Anthony Pacella's Bowl-o-Drome
- Fri., 4 – Duke's Weekend Pick!
- Wed., 2 – Cloth diapers
- Wed., 2 – Apple's new tablet
- February 2011
- Mon., 28 – Jackie Robinson
- Mon., 28 – The Oscars
- Fri., 25 – Space shuttle Discovery
- Fri., 25 – Interview with Moammar Gadhafi
- Thu., 24 – Toyota Recall
- Wed., 23 – Jean Charest
- Wed., 23 – Too Much Garbage
- Wed., 23 – Hindi Zahra sings for Homerun
- Mon., 21 – Libya
- Mon., 21 – Highlights
- Fri., 18 – Arcade Fire
- Fri., 18 – National Spelling Bee
- Fri., 18 – Rap Teacher
- Fri., 18 – Homerun Freestyle:
- Thu., 17 – Controversy at the SAQ
- Wed., 16 – Prayer
- Wed., 16 – Royal Visit
- Tue., 15 – Electronic toll
- Tue., 15 – Auditor General Probe
- Mon., 14 – Bad News Brown
- Mon., 14 – Mordecai Richler
- Mon., 14 – Miss Sugarpuss on her biggest love faux pas
- Fri., 11 – Hockey Day In Canada
- Fri., 11 – Dental Care for homeless
- Fri., 11 – Dave's most romantic moment
- Thu., 10 – Rally for Egypt
- Thu., 10 – Multiculturalism debate
- Thu., 10 – Bobby Bazini sings for Homerun on CBC Radio.
- Wed., 9 – Kirpan banned
- Wed., 9 – Throat singer Tanya Tagaq
- Wed., 9 – Canada Reads
- Fri., 4 – Bob Le Chef-Super Bowl Party
- Thu., 3 – Laurent Eyquem
- Wed., 2 – Republic of Doyle
- Tue., 1 – What Stephen Harper Should Be Reading
- Tue., 1 – Republic of Doyle
- January 2011
- Mon., 31 – Dawson Cafeteria's
- Mon., 31 – Tunisia
- Mon., 31 – Homeless for a Week
- Wed., 26 – Australia Day
- Tue., 25 – The Oscar nominations
- Mon., 24 – Annakin Slayd
- Mon., 24 – Challenge Day
- Fri., 21 – Saku Koivu
- Fri., 21 – Jean Charest
- Fri., 21 – Concordia University's New President
- Thu., 20 – Counterfeit Textbooks
- Thu., 20 – Travel Nightmare
- Thu., 20 – Raw Denim
- Wed., 19 – Training Mob
- Wed., 19 – Bastarache
- Wed., 19 – Bande a Part 10th Anniversary Celebrations
- Tue., 18 – Duvalier
- Tue., 18 – Author Angie Abdou adores the Habs
- Tue., 18 – Kirpan
- Mon., 17 – New Mortgage Rules
- Mon., 17 – Barney's Version
- Fri., 14 – L. Ian Macdonald
- Thu., 13 – RRSPs
- Thu., 13 – Auto journalist Benoit Charette's car picks
- Wed., 12 – Hockey Nation
- Tue., 11 – Fallout in Arizona
- Tue., 11 – Foie Gras Controversy
- Tue., 11 – Luck Mervil's Russian Hat
- Mon., 10 – Hockey Night in Canada
- Mon., 10 – Red Cross in Haiti
- Mon., 10 – The Cost of Parity
- Fri., 7 – Hallway interview with Raoul Bhaneja
- Fri., 7 – Joe Beef's gourmet "Double Down"
- Thu., 6 – Hallway interview with Mike Birbiglia
- December 2010
- Fri., 24 – Children's Winter Holiday Stories
- Thu., 23 – Children's Winter Holiday Story
- Wed., 22 – Children's Winter Holiday Story
- Tue., 21 – Children's Winter Holiday Story
- Mon., 20 – David Gutnick's story from Haiti
- Mon., 20 – Children's Winter Holiday Story
- Fri., 17 – Children's Winter Holiday Story
- Fri., 17 – Just like an old-fashioned kitchen party
- Thu., 16 – Preventing Car Theft
- Thu., 16 – Children's Winter Holiday Story
- Thu., 16 – Hallway interview with Georges Laraque
- Wed., 15 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Wed., 15 – A "wee song" by Breabach
- Tue., 14 – NHL cheerleading team
- Tue., 14 – Jean Beliveau
- Tue., 14 – Children's Winter Holiday Story
- Tue., 14 – Rashid Badouri grooves to Michael Jackson
- Mon., 13 – Stomp out the Hunger
- Mon., 13 – Billing Controversy
- Mon., 13 – The Lise Watier Pavilion
- Mon., 13 – The Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Mon., 13 – A Lovely Homerun iPhone Video
- Thu., 9 – David Gutnick-Haiti
- Thu., 9 – Andarra Cafe Closes in NDG
- Thu., 9 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Thu., 9 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Wed., 8 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Tue., 7 – Wikileaks
- Tue., 7 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Tue., 7 – Legal blood alcohol limit
- Tue., 7 – Educ-Alcool
- Mon., 6 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Fri., 3 – The Nutcracker
- Fri., 3 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Fri., 3 – @SPVM
- Thu., 2 – Munipal budget
- Thu., 2 – Pat Burns update
- Thu., 2 – Mark Ranger chief negotiator for CUPE
- Thu., 2 – Children's Winter Holiday Contest
- Wed., 1 – The Grey Cup Parade
- Wed., 1 – World AIDS day
- Wed., 1 – city's new budget for 2011
- Wed., 1 – Children's Winter Holiday Story Contest
- November 2010
- Tue., 30 – Olivier Lapointe of the Montreal police
- Mon., 29 – Sabrina Marandola on Pat Burns funeral
- Mon., 29 – Dr. Hortensia Mircescu endocrinologist
- Mon., 29 – Hallway interview with Sugar Sammy
- Fri., 26 – Montreal-Regina Grey Cup Rivalry
- Fri., 26 – Hallway Interview with Kim Bingham
- Thu., 25 – Grandma Shipley's Stuffing Recipe
- Thu., 25 – Name the Saw-Whet Owl
- Wed., 24 – CBC Canada Reads-Georges Laracque
- Mon., 22 – MP Maxime Bernier
- Mon., 22 – Hallway Interview with Pascal Dufour
- Fri., 19 – Stephanie Castagnier on The Apprentice
- Fri., 19 – Dr. Tim Brewer on the look out for Cholera
- Fri., 19 – Hallway Interview with Empire Isis
- Thu., 18 – Behind the Scenes with Bobby Hull
- Wed., 17 – George Gallaway
- Wed., 17 – Head & Hands Celebrates 40th Anniversary
- Wed., 17 – Gene Simmons of KISS is in town
- Tue., 16 – Shari Okeke on bullying awareness week
- Tue., 16 – Hallway Interview with Aloe Blacc
- Mon., 15 – Elias Makos on Facebook messaging service.
- Fri., 12 – Thomas Fragman's project follow-up
- Fri., 12 – French designer Jean Paul Gaultier
- Fri., 12 – New technology pops up in Montreal
- Thu., 11 – Thomas Fragman-Remembrance day project
- Thu., 11 – Dr. Yves Robert
- Thu., 11 – New play by David Fennario-"Bolsheviki"
- Wed., 10 – Louise Nadeau on gambling Study
- Wed., 10 – Heather Munroe Blum , principal of McGill
- Tue., 9 – Quebecer wins big in Vegas
- Fri., 5 – Sophie Stanke of CPAM 1610
- Thu., 4 – Behind the Scenes with Natasha Sebastian
- Wed., 3 – Arthur Slade at Beacon Hill Elementary
- Tue., 2 – Honouring Stanley Baker
- Mon., 1 – Report card season
- Mon., 1 – Canada's national women's soccer team
- Mon., 1 – Matt Costa's 12 hours in Montreal
- October 2010
- Fri., 29 – Behind the scenes with Bad News Brown
- Thu., 28 – Rocky Horror Picture Show Director
- Thu., 28 – Parking will cost more on the Plateau
- Thu., 28 – Hallway interview with Phil Le Maistre
- Wed., 27 – The best public transit on the continent?
- Wed., 27 – Behind the scenes with Sarah Harmer
- Tue., 26 – R.I.P. Paul the Octopus
- Mon., 25 – Tom Jonas Halloween Decoration
- Mon., 25 – Going unplugged.
- Mon., 25 – Celine's baby love
- Fri., 22 – Smitheman's Halloween House
- Thu., 21 – Rue Frontenac newspaper
- Thu., 21 – Protegez-Vous toy guide
- Wed., 20 – Clara Fleury's Montreal Favs
- Wed., 20 – The Homerun Halloween Contest
- Wed., 20 – Esther Enkins
- Wed., 20 – The wall tour-Children of the light choir
- Mon., 18 – Thumbs down for the Double Down?
- Mon., 18 – Ken Dyden interview
- Thu., 14 – Brian Gionta interview
- Thu., 14 – Guillaume Cote
- Tue., 12 РLouis-Jos̩ Houde Interview
- Tue., 12 – Margaret Trudeau Interview
- Fri., 8 – Chef Ricardo's Dessert Poutine
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