September 2011 Archives
Friday September 30, 2011
Farm Panel Tuesday September 27
Dairy farmer Jeannie Neveu, sheep and beef producer Bob Laberge, and agricultural communications specialist Hugh Maynard join Bernard St. Laurent for our weekly round table on farm issues.
Friday September 30, 2011
Radio Noon's News Quiz returns for the fall
Join Host Bernard St. Laurent as he takes on the role of Quiz Master - testing the news knowledge of CBC Quebec personalities: Nancy Wood, Sue Smith, Peter Johnson and Steve Rukavina.
Jacques Duchesneau was a candidate for Mayor of Montreal in 1998. Who else was in the running? Listen in and test your own news memory....
Thursday September 29, 2011
Flag bill flap with a particular Quebec take
Conservative MP John Carmichael explains to Radio Noon why he's pushing his private member's bill to make it illegal to bar someone from flying the Canadian flag.
The opposition thinks the flag flap over the Maple Leaf is a diversionary tactic during tense economic times.
Our listeners in Quebec wade into the debate - adding the mix of national unity issues.
Thursday September 29, 2011
Protesters in wheelchairs demand greater metro access
A handful of protesters who use wheelchairs gather at the Place des Arts metro station to back their call for more wheelchair-friendly subway stops. Only seven stops are fully accessible.
The vice-chair of the STM says he understands their frustration but would need more money from the province to move more quickly to retro-fit other stations. About half a dozen stations will be renovated over the next couple of years, according to Rotrand.
Tuesday September 27, 2011
Have you lost your trust in politicians?
Jacques Duchesneau testified before a committe of the National Assembly today. The head of the Anti collusion squad was there to answer questions aoubt his report.
It alleges links between organized crime, entrepreneurs and the illegal funding of political parties.
Today we asked you: Have you lost your trust in politicians?
Categories: our show
Tuesday September 27, 2011
What is a university degree worth?
University degrees are more and more expensive and jobs are hard to find. How much can a university degree help you find a job?
Categories: our show
Monday September 26, 2011
A bridge too costly to close
If the Champlain bridge had to be shut down for a long period of time - a study shows that Montreal area manufacturers could lose close to six hundred million dollars and manufacturers in other parts of the province would lose an extra 150 million.
The study was conducted by the McMaster Institute for Transportation and Logistics.
Andre Girard, the vice-president of communications at the federal bridge corporation, spoke to Bernard St. Laurent.
Monday September 26, 2011
Protecting future pets
Last week the city of Toronto passed a bylaw that forces pet shops to get their cats and dogs from animal shelters. The goal is to attack people who mass-produce animals for profit.
Now a similar law could be coming to Quebec.
The SPCA in Outaouais is going to ask the city of Gatineau to consider implementing a law like this. The mayor of Gatineau has said that they will look into the idea if an official request is made.
Friday September 23, 2011
Palestinians make UN bid
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas seeks full Palestinian membership at the United Nations. Our listeners debate the pros and cons of this move.
Thursday September 22, 2011
Mourani in the running for Bloc Leader
Ahuntsic MP Maria Mourani has thrown her hat into the ring to be the new leader of the Bloc Québecois. She tells host Bernard St-Laurent she doesn't believe in the 'cult of the personality' but wants to head up a party that's open and democratic.
Thursday September 22, 2011
Paradis says the anti-crime bill is aimed at "dangerous offenders"
Quebec's top federal cabinet minister defends the anti-crime legislation introduced this week. Christian Paradis says the Harper government wants to ensure that dangerous criminals are off the streets and behind bars.
A lawyer calls in to say the tough-on-crime measures will clog the legal system. And the head of the Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies (the umbrella group for agencies devoted to helping women and female youth in conflict with the law) says the bill seems "designed to whip up a frenzy of fear of crime that really doesn't exist."
Wednesday September 21, 2011
Deciding who gets fertility treatments
Some doctors say obese women should not be candidates for fertility treatments. They say severely overweight women face more medical risks, while others argue that's discrimination.
McGill ethicist Margaret Somerville and two doctors in the fertility field take on the issue along with our listeners.
Tuesday September 20, 2011
Beaudoin worries about public's distrust in politicians
Louise Beaudoin talks about her new status as an independent MNA and the high level of public distrust in politics as the National Assembly resumes sitting in Quebec City.
We also hear from our legislative reporter, Tim Duboyce, on the big issues facing the Charest government.
Tuesday September 20, 2011
A new study links diabetes and Alzheimer's
We hear from a Montreal neurologist and Alzheimer's researcher on the latest findings in a Japanese study.
Dr. Ziad Nasreddine says the researchers followed more one thousand people 60 years and older for fifteen years. The study found that subjects with diabetes at 60 were twice as likely to develop dementia compared to those people who did not have the diabetes
He sees it as a call to a healthy lifestyle and a need to treat diabetes aggressively.
Tuesday September 20, 2011
Farm Panel Tuesday September 20
Dairy farmer Jeannie Neveu, beef and sheep producer Bob Laberge and agricultural communications specialist Hugh Maynard gather for their weekly round table on farm matters with Host Bernard St. Laurent.
We hear about a bumper blueberry crop, intoxicated animals (!) and soggy ground woes to mention just a few of the topics covered.
Monday September 19, 2011
NDP's Thomas Mulcair still weighing leadership bid
As parliament resumes business as usual, Outremont MP Thomas Mulcair talks about the leadership race, the party's membership rules and the Official Opposition's priorities in Ottawa.
We also hear from Romeo Saganash who's the party's second declared candidate and we have an excerpt from the party's interim leader, Nycole Turmel, paying her respects to the late Jack Layton.
Monday September 19, 2011
Mercier Bridge inspection reports released
Worries about the Mercier Bridge forced its sudden closure earlier this year. The Quebec government has released its inspection reports into the bridge as a nod to its new policy of more openness.
Friday September 16, 2011
Boisclair defends his advisory job with Questerre
Former PQ leader André Boisclair explains why he has signed on as an adviser to the board of the Alberta-based energy company. Questerre Energy has been involved in shale gas exploration in Quebec.
Friday September 16, 2011
Charest remains opposed to a public inquiry
Jean Charest is in damage control. The premier along with his transport and public security ministers met with reporters to respond to a leaked report that alleges there's a network of corruption involving politicians, engineers, government employees, contractors, biker gangs and organized crime.
Charest says no government has done more to fight collusion than his adminstration.
A new poll says 77 per cent of Quebecers want an inquiry and 59 per cent suspect the government has something to hide. We talk with pollster Christian Bourque.
Thursday September 15, 2011
Leaked collusion report paints devastating picture
Without naming names, a report from the anti-collusion squad in Quebec tells of a tainted system which includes contractors, engineers, biker gangs, organized crime, politicians and bureaucrats.
We take Transport Minister Pierre Moreau's answers to reporters live and we hear from PQ Critic Stéphane Bergeron who's demanding a public inquiry and we also talk to investigative author André Cédilot who's covered organized crime for years.
Many of our callers are outraged.
Wednesday September 14, 2011
Farm Panel Wednesday September 14
Dairy farmer Jeannie Neveu, sheep and beef producer Bob Laberge and agricultural communications specialist Hugh Maynard join Bernard St-Laurent for our weekly round table on farm matters.
Wednesday September 14, 2011
Quebec government defends anti-corruption squad
The Charest government is denying a newspaper report that says more than a dozen former police officers are leaving or thinking of leaving the squad because they don't want to take civil service entrance tests.
Cabinet members say it's just a matter of technicalities while the opposition questions the government's commitment to the squad.
The head of the squad tells us it's all about permanent status and investigators can choose to stay on contract.
Our listeners weigh in.
Tuesday September 13, 2011
Dawson marks shootings anniversary with Peace Garden
DAWSON CEREMONY
From an elementary school's choir to the sound of the bagpipes, Radio Noon with Bernard St-Laurent follows the ceremonies at Dawson College marking the fifth anniversary of the shootings at the CEGEP.
18 year old student Anastasia De Souza was killed while 19 others were wounded during the noon hour rampage. Five years later, the faculty and students of Dawson have turned that horrifying event into a beautiful garden dedicated to peace.
Listen as Radio Noon mixes the memories of Montrealers and former students with today's commemoration ceremonies. You'll hear student garden volunteers, professors, Dawson head Richard Fillion, Montreal Mayor Gérald Tremblay, Montreal Police Chief Marc Parent, a United Nations reverend, and an Algonquin elder.
Categories: our show
Monday September 12, 2011
A juvenile football coach warns about "head first" attitudes
A Bishops football player is in a medically-induced coma after a Saturday game. The defensive end is said to be in critical condition but stable.
Sports injuries are making coaches, players and families take note of the consequences of hits.
We hear from a juvenile football coach who thanks his medic for making him more aware of the dangers. He says attitudes have changed over the past nine years, yet he says kids still think 'head first' is the way to go. He says they probably have a borderline or mild concussion or two a game.
We also hear from a hockey referee from Westmount who says they have new guidelines in place this year to limit hits to the head.
Monday September 12, 2011
Quebec lawyer says bill banning ticket resales "like Prohibition"
Hearings are underway in Quebec into Bill 25 which clamps down on the resale of event tickets online by third parties.
Radio Noon host Bernard St-Laurent interviews lawyer Julius Grey who's representing one of the resale companies. He likens the bill to "Prohibition".
We also hear from André Ménard, the co-founder and vice-president of Spectra and the Montreal Jazz Festival, who says we aren't talking about the folkloric selling of tickets by scalpers on the sidewalk, but by big businesses.
Friday September 9, 2011
Quebec Muslims decry discrimination since 9/11
We hear from a Montreal Iman and from Muslim callers who describe how their lives changed for the worse a decade ago.
A former Canadian diplomat talks about his life as an al-Qaeda captive and the role religion played in his kidnapping.
CBC TV's Bob McKeown joins us to talk about his 'fifth estate' report on the last days of Bin Laden. He laments the effect on journalism in the United States in the wake of the terrorist attacks.
Thursday September 8, 2011
Poll: Quebecers favour 'merit pay' for teachers
A new poll shows that two thirds of Quebecers are in favour of paying teachers according to their performance. We hear from the Montreal Economic Institute, the organization behind the poll and a teachers' representative.
We also got many callers including teachers past and present. Some asked, "Why us? What about principals?"
Wednesday September 7, 2011
Dalai Lama discusses post 9/11 world in Montreal
Prominent spiritual thinkers, including the Dalai Lama and Robert Thurman from Columbia University gather in Montreal to talk about the role of religion as the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks looms. They discuss ways to bring about peace and draw people together.
Our callers are strongly divided, either seeing religion as a unifying force or an obstacle to world peace.
Tuesday September 6, 2011
Farm Panel Tuesday September 6
Dairy farmer Jeannie Neveu, beef and sheep producer Bob Laberge, and agricultural communications specialist Hugh Maynard joins Radio Noon host Bernard St-Laurent for their weekly get-together to talk about farm matters.
Tuesday September 6, 2011
Mayor Labeaume unveils Quebec City arena details
Our callers and Quebec City opposition councillors may not be impressed with the proposed deal with the media giant, Quebecor, for a new facility in the provincial capital but organizers of the world famous Peewee tournament certainly are.
Learn all the ins and outs as Bernard St-Laurent fields reaction and interviews both opponents and proponents of the deal.
Friday September 2, 2011
New Communications Director for the PMO
Federal opposition parties say Prime Minister Harper should never have hired his new communications director.
Angelo Persichilli doesn't speak French...and he's voiced some controversial opinions about Quebec in the past.
We spoke to Radio-Canada reporter Daniel Thibeault and Guy Caron, president of the NDP Caucus in Quebec.
Thursday September 1, 2011
Selling your home: DuProprio vs. an agent
Last year about 80,000 Quebecers bought or sold a home using the services of a real estate agent and about 50,000 others did it on their own.
We asked our listeners: Do you still need a real estate agent?
Thursday September 1, 2011
McGill support staff strike
McGill University students are dealing with a strike. McGill's non-academic employees are picketing outside McGill right now.
We spoke with students, the union and management to get a deeper understanding of the situation.
- April 2012
- Tue., 3 – Quebec goes to court over long gun info
- Tue., 3 – Farm Panel Tuesday April 3rd
- Tue., 3 – Listeners split on injunction
- Mon., 2 – Inside Oujé-Bougoumou's heating system
- March 2012
- Fri., 30 – The Radio Noon Monthly News Quiz - March
- Fri., 30 – Listeners react to a later OAS
- Thu., 29 – The Habs fire Pierre Gauthier
- Wed., 28 – Limiting garage sales
- Tue., 27 – Farm Panel Tuesday March 27
- Tue., 27 – Mammogram review catches 109 cases
- Fri., 23 – Inside Radio Noon
- Thu., 22 – Doctor assisted suicide with conditions
- Thu., 22 – High school students join protests
- Wed., 21 – Spring brings summerlike weather
- Tue., 20 – Farm Panel Tuesday March 20
- Tue., 20 – Mayor proposes a ban on demo masks
- Mon., 19 – The Rise of the Richer Sex
- Mon., 19 – Avoes workers on the street
- Mon., 19 – Anti-police brutality protest turns violent
- Thu., 15 – Halal meat brouhaha
- Thu., 15 – Preparing for more protests
- Wed., 14 – Controversy engulfs depanneur owner
- Tue., 13 – No spouses in same schools?
- Tue., 13 – Sugaring-off season
- Mon., 12 – Tobacco companies in court
- Fri., 9 – Air Canada dispute
- Thu., 8 – Women's day: biggest issue facing women?
- Wed., 7 – No regulation for Quebec's naturopaths
- Wed., 7 – En français SVP
- Tue., 6 – Look up!
- Tue., 6 – Compensation for Earl Jones victims
- Tue., 6 – A virtual visit to Bob's farm
- Mon., 5 – Collapsing concrete at Olympic Park
- Fri., 2 – Make bullying a crime?
- Thu., 1 – U.S. Primaries
- February 2012
- Wed., 29 – Pierre's Poutine
- Tue., 28 – The Radio Noon Farm Panel's 20th anniversary
- Mon., 27 – Parliament Hill heats up
- Fri., 24 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 24 – Radio Noon's monthly news quiz
- Fri., 24 – Quebec road repair priorities for summer
- Thu., 23 – Caisse report card
- Thu., 23 – Driving demerits for cycling violations
- Wed., 22 – Referees
- Tue., 21 – Medical kickback allegations
- Tue., 21 – Farm Panel Tuesday February 21
- Mon., 20 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Mon., 20 – February Holiday: A good idea , or not?
- Fri., 17 – Remembering Gary Carter
- Thu., 16 – Cracking down on bogus refugee claimants
- Wed., 15 – Justin Trudeau interview and reaction
- Tue., 14 – National Assembly back to business
- Tue., 14 – Farm Panel Tuesday February 14
- Mon., 13 – CSL anti-smoking bylaw aims at playgrounds
- Fri., 10 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 10 – CPE daycare workers walk out
- Fri., 10 – Romeo Saganash withdraws
- Thu., 9 – Organic farming and trade
- Wed., 8 – Are babies wanted in Parliament?
- Tue., 7 – Farm Panel: Tuesday, February 7
- Mon., 6 – Rats in Montreal
- Mon., 6 – Will Schwartz's be sold?
- Sat., 4 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 3 – A Muslim man from Laval is suing the SQ
- Thu., 2 – Limiting sugar
- January 2012
- Tue., 31 – Farm Panel Tuesday January 31
- Tue., 31 – Legal aspects of the Shafia murder verdicts
- Mon., 30 – Callers react to Shafia murder verdict
- Fri., 27 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 27 – Check out the Radio Noon Monthly News Quiz
- Fri., 27 – Should Old Age Security be delayed?
- Thu., 26 – Richard Gwyn's 'Nation Maker'
- Thu., 26 – Shafia trial delayed by security threat
- Wed., 25 – CAQ first caucus produces shadow cabinet
- Tue., 24 – Farm Panel Tuesday January 24
- Mon., 23 – Impact of detention centres on refugees
- Mon., 23 – Thorsten Heins new RIM CEO
- Fri., 20 – Daniel Breton joins the PQ
- Thu., 19 – 'Lola vs Eric' divorce implications
- Wed., 18 – Dual citizenship and political leadership
- Tue., 17 – Farm Panel Tuesday January 17
- Mon., 16 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Mon., 16 – Electric car expansion
- Mon., 16 – Should marijuana be legalized?
- Mon., 16 – Haiti: two years on
- Fri., 13 – Justin Trudeau on the future of the Liberals
- Thu., 12 – Questions about Same Sex Marriage Legalities
- Wed., 11 – Changing Role for Pharmacists
- Tue., 10 – Farm Panel Tuesday January 10
- Tue., 10 – Political defections hit Quebec and Ottawa
- Mon., 9 – Young adults return to Gaspe
- Fri., 6 – Quebec hike in jobless numbers
- Fri., 6 – Dog whispers back?
- Wed., 4 – Canadian CEOs high pay queried
- Tue., 3 – Farm Panel Tuesday January 3rd
- Tue., 3 – Lost Harp Seal
- December 2011
- Fri., 30 – New Year transitions
- Wed., 28 – Quebec City Ice Hotel to open on time: CEO
- Fri., 23 – Last Day for the Mount Stephen Club
- Thu., 22 – 'Dans La Rue' at Christmastime
- Thu., 22 – More travels for the Montreal puffin
- Wed., 21 – Radio Noon December News Quiz
- Wed., 21 – Puffin-ology
- Tue., 20 – Farm Panel Tuesday December 20
- Mon., 19 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Wed., 14 – New face of poverty
- Tue., 13 – Quebec to sue Ottawa over long-gun registry
- Tue., 13 – CAQ and ADQ leaders announce merger
- Tue., 13 – Farm Panel Tuesday December 13
- Tue., 13 – Niqab ban at citizenship swearing-in
- Mon., 12 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 9 – Petroleum eating mushrooms
- Thu., 8 – Should 16 year olds be allowed to vote?
- Tue., 6 – Farm Panel December Tuesday 6th
- Tue., 6 – Remembering the Polytechnique massacre
- Mon., 5 – Quebec family doctor prediction
- Sun., 4 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Sun., 4 – Quebec decorations controversy
- Thu., 1 – Quebec teen's suicide blamed on bullying
- November 2011
- Wed., 30 – Most Montreal taxpayers face 3% hike
- Tue., 29 – Farm Panel Tuesday November 29th
- Mon., 28 – Canada's environmental reputation in Durban
- Mon., 28 – Lack of CPE spaces for low income families
- Mon., 28 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 25 – Radio Noon November News Quiz
- Tue., 22 – Bilingualism under debate?
- Tue., 22 – "The Weasel", a double life inside the mob
- Tue., 22 – Farm Panel Tuesday November 22
- Fri., 18 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 18 – Storm over NDP MP's F-word tweets
- Wed., 16 – David Phillips on the weather ahead
- Wed., 16 – Caisse unilingual execs cause a stir
- Tue., 15 – Farm Panel Tuesday November 15
- Tue., 15 – Should Occupy Montreal stay?
- Mon., 14 – Options for changing school
- Mon., 14 – Legault launches his political party
- Fri., 11 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 11 – Police and protesters clash at McGill
- Fri., 11 – Remembering Canada's war dead
- Thu., 10 – Students strike to protest against fee hikes
- Tue., 8 – ADQ-Legault talks confirmed
- Tue., 8 – Farm Panel Tuesday November 8
- Mon., 7 – White Poppy Campaign comes to Montreal
- Mon., 7 – Marsden launches 'Fools Rule'
- Fri., 4 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Thu., 3 – Occupy Quebec told to leave
- Wed., 2 – Quebecers share memories of CBC
- Tue., 1 – Farm Panel Tuesday November 1
- Tue., 1 – Cash or a tax record?
- October 2011
- Mon., 31 – INSIDE RADIO NOON
- Fri., 28 – Radio Noon's October News Quiz
- Thu., 27 – Seeking role models for gay teens
- Thu., 27 – Marois staying as PQ leader
- Wed., 26 – Adrienne Clarkson's 'Room for All of Us'
- Tue., 25 – Day 2: Construction work stoppage
- Tue., 25 – Farm Panel Tuesday October 25
- Mon., 24 – Overnight bars?
- Mon., 24 – Inside Radio Noon
- Fri., 21 – 'Mafia Inc.' updated
- Fri., 21 – Calling on Good Samaritans
- Fri., 21 – Gadhafi is dead: Quebecers react
- Thu., 20 – Richelieu River flood victims mobilize
- Thu., 20 – 'Occupy Montreal' protest settles in
- Wed., 19 – Inside Radio Noon
- Wed., 19 – Steep price jump at Montreal gas pumps
- Tue., 18 – Farm Panel Tuesday October 18
- Thu., 13 – Mulcair enters the race
- Tue., 11 – Farm Panel Tuesday October 11
- Fri., 7 – Inside Radio Noon
- Fri., 7 – Coach's Corner fallout
- Wed., 5 – Champlain Bridge gets the go-ahead
- Tue., 4 – Farm Panel Tuesday October 4
- September 2011
- Fri., 30 – Farm Panel Tuesday September 27
- Fri., 30 – Radio Noon's News Quiz returns for the fall
- Thu., 29 – Flag bill flap with a particular Quebec take
- Tue., 27 – Have you lost your trust in politicians?
- Tue., 27 – What is a university degree worth?
- Mon., 26 – A bridge too costly to close
- Mon., 26 – Protecting future pets
- Fri., 23 – Palestinians make UN bid
- Thu., 22 – Mourani in the running for Bloc Leader
- Wed., 21 – Deciding who gets fertility treatments
- Tue., 20 – A new study links diabetes and Alzheimer's
- Tue., 20 – Farm Panel Tuesday September 20
- Mon., 19 – Mercier Bridge inspection reports released
- Fri., 16 – Charest remains opposed to a public inquiry
- Wed., 14 – Farm Panel Wednesday September 14
- Tue., 6 – Farm Panel Tuesday September 6
- Fri., 2 – New Communications Director for the PMO
- Thu., 1 – McGill support staff strike
- August 2011
- Wed., 31 – Monster trucks and dinosaurs, no more
- Wed., 31 – PQ caucus gathers in Saguenay
- Tue., 30 – Radio Noon Farm Panel, August 30, 2011
- Mon., 29 – 'Irene' moves north and east in Quebec
- Fri., 26 – A new target for ER wait times
- Tue., 23 – Jack Layton's appeal to cancer survivors
- Tue., 23 – Farm Panel Tuesday August 22
- Mon., 22 – Quebec remembers "le bon Jack"
- Fri., 19 – Tremblay pinpoints five key traffic zones
- Fri., 19 – Kanawana Memories
- Thu., 18 – E-Voting examined by Elections Canada
- Tue., 16 – Farm Panel, August 16
- Mon., 15 – Asbestos financing deadline extended
- Fri., 12 – Should dogs be allowed on the metro?
- Thu., 11 – A Costly Train
- Wed., 10 – Riots in the UK
- Tue., 9 – Plan Nord: In Depth
- Tue., 9 – Farm Panel August 9th
- Mon., 8 – S & P downgrades U.S. credit rating
- Fri., 5 – Skin Cancer cases on the rise
- Thu., 4 – Chocolate study
- Wed., 3 – Should Sam Hamad resign?
- Tue., 2 – Farm Panel -- August 2, 2011
- July 2011
- Fri., 29 – War crimes suspect still detained
- Fri., 29 – Canada off the hook for tobacco lawsuits
- Thu., 28 – Expressing life in the streets
- Thu., 28 – Investing during the US debt crisis
- Wed., 27 – Fundraising for the famine
- Tue., 26 – The future of food banks
- Tue., 26 – Farm Panel, July 26
- Mon., 25 – After the attacks in Norway
- Thu., 21 – 175 years of trains in Canada
- Wed., 20 – The UN declares a famine
- Tue., 19 – Farm Panel July 19
- Tue., 19 – Child-Free Couples
- Tue., 19 – Rupert Murdoch Testifies to Parliament
- Fri., 15 – Old Port swimmers try to sway public opinion
- Thu., 14 – Champlain Bridge report under fire
- Wed., 13 – Garbage Pickups
- Tue., 12 – Farm Panel July 12
- Mon., 11 – Rating this mosquito season
- Fri., 8 – Quebec AM host Tim Belford says good-bye
- Tue., 5 – Farm Panel July 5th
- June 2011
- Thu., 30 – Taking on street fighters
- Wed., 29 – Mixed reception for Prince William and Kate
- Tue., 28 – Farm Panel June 28
- Mon., 27 – Stress in the city?
- Thu., 23 – Booze ban at La St-Jean
- Wed., 22 – Fed up with construction?
- Tue., 21 – Farm Panel June 21
- Mon., 20 – New rules for young drivers
- Fri., 17 – Daniel Lessard leaves the corridors of power
- Tue., 14 – Farm Panel June 14
- Thu., 9 – Irshad Manji's call for moral courage
- Wed., 8 – Should police investigate police?
- Tue., 7 – Farm Panel June 7
- Tue., 7 – A fourth defection hits the PQ
- Fri., 3 – Flooding Cleaning Know-How
- Thu., 2 – Urban wildlife woes
- Thu., 2 – Canada Post strike could start tonight
- Wed., 1 – Operation 'SharQc' Cases Appealed
- May 2011
- Tue., 31 – Farm Panel May 31
- Tue., 31 – Amir Khadir and the Royals
- Mon., 30 – The Storm Over 'Storm'
- Mon., 30 – Layton's Flood Zone Visit
- Fri., 27 – Campground Flooding
- Fri., 27 – The Radio Noon Monthly News Quiz - May
- Thu., 26 – Hérouxville Documentary
- Wed., 25 – Bob McDonald of Quirks and Quarks
- Tue., 24 – Farm Panel May 24
- Fri., 20 – Drug Treatment Costs
- Thu., 19 – Raising an Autistic Child
- Thu., 19 – Senate Reaction - Quebec
- Wed., 18 – New Majority Cabinet
- Wed., 18 – Farm Panel May 17
- Mon., 16 – Forecast: More Days of Wet Weather Ahead
- Fri., 13 – Racial Profiling
- Fri., 13 – Animal Welfare
- Thu., 12 – Dion on the Liberal Party's Future
- Thu., 12 – Flood Inspectors
- Thu., 12 – Clement on Gas Prices
- Wed., 11 – Mighty Judgment
- Tue., 10 – Farm Panel May 10
- Mon., 9 – Unite the Left?
- Mon., 9 – "Doored" Cyclist
- Mon., 9 – Unite the Left?
- Fri., 6 – All Girls Hockey Teams
- Thu., 5 – Record Quebec Flooding
- Wed., 4 – Farm Panel May 4
- Wed., 4 – Young and Elected
- Tue., 3 – Post-Election
- Tue., 3 – Royal Wedding
- April 2011
- Fri., 29 – Campaign Insights and Turbulence
- Thu., 28 – Voting Intentions
- Thu., 28 – Third Ever Election Quiz
- Wed., 27 – Vegas Vacationing Candidate
- Wed., 27 – Farm Panel - April 27
- Tue., 26 – Candidates Round Table - Final Week
- Thu., 21 – Radio Noon's Election Highlights - Week Four
- Thu., 21 – Bloc Bus Changes
- Wed., 20 – Bloc Candidate Nicole Demers
- Tue., 19 – Farm Panel - Tuesday April 19
- Mon., 18 – Candidates Round Table - Week Four
- Fri., 15 – Radio Noon's Election Highlights - Week 3
- Fri., 15 – The Guergis Affair
- Thu., 14 – Post French Debate
- Thu., 14 – Second Ever Election Quiz
- Tue., 12 – Farm Panel April 12th
- Mon., 11 – Candidates Round Table - Week Three
- Mon., 11 – Radio Noon's Election Highlights - Week 2
- Fri., 8 – Bruno Tremblay of the Greens in Studio
- Fri., 8 – War Room Strategies
- Fri., 8 – Unwanted Dogs to Toronto
- Fri., 8 – Rural Church Vandalism
- Thu., 7 – Rae in Studio
- Thu., 7 – Metro 'Star of David'
- Tue., 5 – Farm Panel April 5th
- Mon., 4 – Candidates Round Table - Week Two
- Mon., 4 – Bed Bugs Update
- Fri., 1 – First Ever Election Quiz
- March 2011
- Thu., 31 – Stuck Seaway Ship
- Wed., 30 – Greens Excluded
- Tue., 29 – Farm Panel March 29th
- Tue., 29 – Candidates Round Table - Week One
- Fri., 25 – Sports Hijab
- Fri., 25 – The Cabbie Decision and Work on Sunday
- Thu., 24 – Lola vs Eric
- Wed., 23 – Sleep For Success
- Wed., 23 – Elizabeth Taylor Montreal
- Tue., 22 – Farm Panel Mar 22
- Tue., 22 – Bus Rollover Hero
- Mon., 21 – Quebec Nuclear
- Fri., 18 – Run-up to Haitian election
- Thu., 17 – Pacioretty Poll
- Wed., 16 – Dog Rescue Guidelines
- Wed., 16 – Anti-police brutality protest
- Wed., 16 – Céline back in Vegas
- Tue., 15 – Farm Panel Mar 15
- Mon., 14 – Hockey General Managers Meet
- Fri., 11 – Quebecers react to quake
- Thu., 10 – Air Canada takes on hockey violence
- Wed., 9 – Hab hit hard
- Tue., 8 – Farm Panel Plus
- Mon., 7 – Hacked
- Mon., 7 – March Storm Madness
- Fri., 4 – 1971 Snowstorm Memories
- Thu., 3 – GPS Stories
- Wed., 2 – Smoke Alarm Reminder
- Tue., 1 – Farm Panel Mar. 1
- February 2011
- Mon., 28 – Libyan Financial Clampdown
- Fri., 25 – The Fighter, Montreal-style
- Fri., 25 – Gas Price Overload
- Fri., 25 – Consuming Defeat
- Thu., 24 – Northern Food Costs
- Wed., 23 – Truckers and Fatigue
- Tue., 22 – Red Tail Hawk Recuperation
- Tue., 22 – Farm Panel
- Mon., 21 – Self-Harm Alert
- Fri., 18 – Deportation Dilemma
- Thu., 17 – Taxi Symbols
- Wed., 16 – Red Tail Hawk Update
- Wed., 16 – Saguenay Council Prayer
- Tue., 15 – ER Cinéma Vérité
- Tue., 15 – Farm Panel
- Tue., 15 – Multiculturalism and Quebec
- Mon., 14 – West Island Railway Moves
- Fri., 11 – Elation in Egypt: Quebecers react
- Thu., 10 – Quebec City Arena
- Wed., 9 – Black History Month at 20
- Tue., 8 – Farm Panel
- Mon., 7 – Language Law Storm
- Fri., 4 – Grade 12 for Public School?
- Thu., 3 – Back to Cabinet
- Wed., 2 – Targeting English CEGEPs?
- Tue., 1 – Lunch Bag Brouhaha
- January 2011
- Mon., 31 – Quebec Art Treasures Rescued
- Tue., 25 – Oscars and Quebec
- Mon., 24 – Neutering Dogs and Cats
- Fri., 21 – Hockey Head Shots
- Thu., 20 – Traffic Ticket Tizzy
- Wed., 19 – Barred Kirpans
- Tue., 18 – Attack Ads
- Mon., 17 – Mortgage Rules Tightened
- Fri., 14 – Dire Straits: ban or no ban?
- Thu., 13 – Baby boom stalled?
- Tue., 11 – Haiti: One year later
- Tue., 11 – Political rhetoric in Arizona
- Tue., 11 – Mervil's Village
- Fri., 7 – Autism-vaccine link phone in
- December 2010
- Fri., 31 – Traditional healing meets modern science
- Fri., 31 – Rae Spoon on Radio Noon
- Fri., 31 – Remembering Tony Proudfoot
- Thu., 30 – Winter reading lists from local publishers
- Thu., 30 – Random Recipe on Radio Noon
- Wed., 29 – Phone in: The Challenges of Winter Travel
- Wed., 29 – Santosh Lalonde of Bad Uncle
- Tue., 21 – Radio Noon Farm Panel - Dec. 21, 2010
- Mon., 20 – The Lunar Eclipse Explained
- Tue., 14 – Radio Noon Farm Panel - Dec. 14, 2010
- Fri., 10 – John Rennie High School Students Food Drive
- Fri., 10 – Sex Education Returns To The Classroom
- Tue., 7 – Radio Noon Farm Panel - Dec. 7, 2010
- Thu., 2 – HIV and STIs on the rise in Montreal
- Wed., 1 – Alouettes Welcomed Home
- November 2010
- Tue., 30 – Phone In: WikiLeaks
- Tue., 30 – Radio Noon Farm Panel
- Fri., 26 – Phone-in On Buy Nothing Day
- Tue., 23 – Radio Noon Farm Panel - Nov. 23, 2010
- Mon., 22 – Interview with Dr. Jean-Pierre Routy
- Thu., 18 – Phone-in with Barbara Ehrenreich
- Thu., 18 – Interview with Katleen Felix
- Tue., 16 – Radio Noon Farm Panel - Nov 16, 2010
- Tue., 9 – Radio Noon Farm Panel - Nov 9, 2010
- Thu., 4 – Phone-in: Should Common Law Couples Have the Same Rights And Obligations As Married Couples ?
- Tue., 2 – The Radio Noon Farm Panel - Nov 2, 2010
- October 2010
- Tue., 26 – Radio Noon Farm Panel - Oct 26
- Tue., 26 – Phone-in: Is Montreal Becoming Too English ?
- Fri., 22 – Interview: Ben Goldacre on Bad Science
- Wed., 20 – Phone-in on photo radar
- Wed., 20 – Dr Yoram Shir on new study on soy and pain
- Tue., 19 – Dr David Nabarro on Global Food Security
- Tue., 19 – The Radio Noon Farm Panel
- Mon., 18 – Phone-in on Brother Andre name change
- Thu., 14 – Thursday October 14, 2010
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