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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 20, 2009
The PQ want bill 101 to be extended to daycares. Nancy talks to a parent and the director of a CPE. Plus: Pierre Landry on a doc about the art group Action Terroriste Socialement Acceptable. And Lauren McCallum on synchronized swimming.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 19, 2009
Some members of the Jewish community in Montreal are upset by a leaflet sent to them by the Conservative government. We hear from a resident and Liberal MP Irwin Cotler. Also Shawn Apel brings us the story of a woman whose disability insurance was cut because of some Facebook posts she made. And Pierre Landry introduces us to a new production of "Educating Rita".
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 18, 2009
Mayor Tremblay announced his new executive committee - and he's put himself in charge of it. He joins Nancy in Studio. Plus: making pregnant mothers choose whom comes into the delivery room. And Lauren mcCallum on how Canadiens eked out a win.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 17, 2009
Nancy talks to a woman who's been waiting 9 years for subsidized housing. Also: Pierre Landry on the the film, "Pour toujours les Canadiens"
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 16, 2009
Nancy checks the calendar and realizes it's Movember not november. Listen to learn more and find out what this has to do with mustaches. Also: Thomas Mulcair on the Copenhagen climate change summit.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 13, 2009
Melissa Kent comes into studio to tell us the story about the man who's been waiting a month to bury his beloved deceased wife. Also Pierre Landry on the new documentary by Tally Abecassis and Sonali Karnick on university football.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 12, 2009
Monique Lacombe goes on a mission and visits Transport Canada's motor vehicle test centre. Pierre visits an outdoor photo exhibit put on by Make Art Public. And Nancy talks to Executive Director of the CSSS Cavendish about queue jumping.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 11, 2009
If you ride the metro, keep your ticket. Nancy talks to a student who was fined over $200 because he didn't have his. What does the MTC have to say? Listen and find out. Also: a party insider parses the implosion of the ADQ and Sonali Karnick's breakdown of last night's hockey game.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 10, 2009
Retail good guys Mountain Equipment Coop come under fire for moving into the bike market. Plus Nancy talks to a listener and a doctor about vaccinating the over-65 set.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 9, 2009
Nancy talks to a student and a university official about McGill's sustainability project. Listeners help us remember the fall of the Berlin Wall. And Sonali Karnick tells about her weekend at the world short track speed skating event in Montreal
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 6, 2009
Nancy Wood catches up with Adrian Glowacki, the miracle man who survived a crash with two freight trucks. Those two kidnapping scares near a Pointe-Claire school? Turns out they were unfounded. We speak to someone from the school board and a psychologist. Also, Pierre Landry tells about Antoine Gratton's latest project.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 5, 2009
Nancy talks with Vision Montreal leader Louise Harel about losing the municipal election and staying on as opposition leader. Monique Lacombe takes on drunk driving in Street Whys. And Pierre Landry celebrates the Cinemania festival.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 4, 2009
Nancy talks to the only Projet Montreal winner on the Cote-des-Neiges-NDG Borough Council, Peter McQueen. We also talk about a bed bug epidemic affecting student housing. And Sonali Karnick takes us to last night's hockey game.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 3, 2009
Nancy talks to health Quebec Health Minister Yves Bolduc about the vaccine roll-out. Piere Landry tells us about Quebec filmmaker Bernard Emond latest film. And Sonali Karnick takes us ice-leve with speed skating.
Right click to Download Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 3, 2009
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: November 2, 2009
Election results show plus Sonali Karnick on the Alouettes and Pierre Landry on the ADISQ awards
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: October 30, 2009
Voters will head to the polls on Sunday. Vision Montreal's Louise Harel stops by the Daybreak studio. The Canadian government is warning there will be less of the H1N1 vaccine than expected. Find out why. Plus, Our Shawn Apel talks about why Montreal is one of the few cities in the country to have municipal political parties. And, our sports reporter Sonali Karnick has all the latest on university football.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: October 29, 2009
Election day is fast-approaching. Hear from Projet Montreal's Richard Bergeron. Our Shawn Apel takes a look at the election race going on in the South Shore city of Longueuil. Plus, we talk to two people who think they have contracted the H1N1 flu virus. Find out how they're coping, and the frustrating challenges they are trying to overcome.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: October 28, 2009
Montreal mayor Gerald Tremblay is seeking re-election. He stops by our Daybreak studio one last time during his campaign, before voters head to the polls on Sunday. Also, the Michael Jackson film This Is It is now playing in theatres. Our Brendan Kelly saw it, and tells us what he thinks. Plus, the sudden H1N1 death of a 13-year-old Toronto hockey player has renewed some fears among parents. Hear about some hockey leagues in Montreal that are taking new precautions to fend off H1N1.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: October 27, 2009
Nancy Wood is honoured to host the Massey Lecture at Pollack Hall this week. The lecturer is Wade Davis. Hear Nancy's conversation with the National Geographic explorer, photographer, filmmaker, anthropologist, ethnobotanist and writer. Plus, early voters find out their kids can't tag along. Hear from one Montreal father whose children were not allowed to accompany him at the advanced polling station. And, a spokesperson from Elections Montreal explains why this is the rule.
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Daybreak from CBC Radio: October 26, 2009
A doctor from Montreal's Public Health office is in the Daybreak studio to answer YOUR questions about the H1N1 flu vaccine. Then, Daybreak's Shawn Apel goes door-to-door to find out how anglophone Montrealers really feel about former PQ MNA Louise Harel running for mayor. And Daybreak's Monique Lacombe and Sonali Karnick talk about their favourite show on television right now. Find out what it is.
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