Are you looking for a summer job? An HR expert shares what you need to know

Are your teens looking for a summer gig? Are you looking for a career shift? Mind HR’s Jessica Glazer says although it’s late in the season for teens, those looking for more permanent work still have plenty of time to find that new job.

Dr. Labos: The link between rats and the hantavirus

From the Black Death to the plague and now the hantavirus, rats are always somehow related to disease. Cardiologist and epidemiologist Dr. Christopher Labos on how they got here, how they spread disease and why it's nearly impossible to get rid of them all together.

Will the CAQ be able to recover under Christine Fréchette's leadership?

The CAQ get a boost in the polls, Alberta’s separatism push gets messier and Quebecers love Mark Carney. Political analyst Sandy White takes a closer look. Image: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot

Chef V: The importance of marinating your food before firing up the BBQ

Chicken, beef or pork! If you’re getting ready to BBQ, you may want to marinate your meat. Chef Vanessa Gianfrancesco shares her delicious and easy to prepare marinades sure to impress your guests.

Here are the worst roads in Montreal, as voted by drivers

CAA Quebec has released its annual list of worst roads. Does Montreal really have the worst roads in Quebec? CAA Quebec's spokesperson Nicolas Ryan says it's not be as bad as we think.

How Montreal's mall culture has evolved over the years

Strip malls, luxury malls and iconic shopping centres. Montreal expert Thom Seivewright takes a look back at the city’s historic malls and what's left of them now.  Image: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov

Food Professor: What does Dunkin' Donuts' return to Canada say about the market?

Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois on why the coffee giant was all but gone and what this means about consumer brand loyalty.

Nutrition: Do GLP-1 weight-loss drugs work the same way for everyone?

Nutritionist Kim Arrey explains how genetics could dictate the side effects of weight-loss drugs. Image: AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File

CJAD 800 remembers Montreal Canadiens great Ken Dryden

CJAD 800 is thrilled to be nominated for two Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) Awards recognizing journalistic excellence among Canadian broadcasters. Among the 2026 nominations in the "Breaking News (Large Market)" category is CJAD 800's coverage of the passing of hockey great Ken…

Spring has sprung and so have the creepy crawlers!

Spiders, tics and butterflies. McGill entomologist Dr. Christopher Buddle on how the colder weather is affecting insect life and when and where we should expect to see them.