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Oct 1, 2026
Lawrie PhilpottGUEST
It was from a thing called Bradley Air Services.
Lawrie PhilpottGUEST
And you fly from Montreal North for five hours in a 737.
Lawrie PhilpottGUEST
It's a bit like going from here to Egypt, London to Egypt.
Lawrie PhilpottGUEST
And we landed in complete darkness on snow and ice in a 737, only five of us passengers and two pilots.
Nora LoretoHOST
So no comment about how young people are being radicalized online against lots of different kinds of people and through sadistic violence.
Nora LoretoHOST
No mention at all about, you know, the fact that that police officers in Montreal North were terrorizing, including cutting the hair off of black men that they were arresting people in their custody.
Nora LoretoHOST
And how could the editorial board have seen this coming? But of course, news has come out this week that actually there is extremist organizing happening in that detachment of the Montreal police.
Nora LoretoHOST
Whoa, big surprise.
Joanne VrakasHOST
And I'm looking at some of these numbers here, anywhere from 300 to 1,000 for a first offense, and that can go higher.
Joanne VrakasHOST
And, you know, the Montreal Police Force, we just heard about the scandals in Montreal North where they were doing all sorts of horrible things to the community there.
Joanne VrakasHOST
So, you know, this is...
Joanne VrakasHOST
We'll have to see how this plays out and we'll have to see how and who will challenge it.
Shereen JosephGUEST
And I think if we start there, we have somewhere to go.
Shereen JosephGUEST
For instance, like recently in Montreal, there was this calling out of the police for targeting communities in Montreal North, which is very heavily immigrant, and this sort of bullying from the police that kinda came to light.
Shereen JosephGUEST
And I mean, I really applaud these whistleblowers within the police force 'cause that must not have been easy to step forward and call it out of your colleagues and say like, "This is not okay.
Shereen JosephGUEST
You can't just target people and get away with it.
Steve BeauséjourGUEST
Euh, je suis tombé dans le vin, euh, c'est mon grand-père qui faisait du vin avec un Italien dans son garage, euh, qui élevait en dame Jeanne, dans son sous-sol.
Steve BeauséjourGUEST
Puis, il achetait du raisin dans un marché à Montréal-Nord, puis il faisait, il faisait son vin.
Steve BeauséjourGUEST
Et il en amenait tout le temps.
Steve BeauséjourGUEST
Lui, il disait : "Moi, petit gars, il y a rien.
Lutin OHOST
On n'a pas eu l'argent à s'acheter des silencieux, donc...
Lutin OHOST
Cette stratégie-là marche pas à Montréal-Nord, malheureusement.
Lutin OHOST
Ouais, quoi, ça doit se fondre dans les autres.
Lutin OHOST
Un coup de feu tombe dans les autres coups de
Lutin OHOST
Les deux tombent en résonance puis ils s'annulent.
Lutin OHOST
Ils font
Lutin OHOST
écrouler les ponts qui mènent à Montréal-Nord.
Lutin OHOST
Bref, est-ce qu'on continue en musique? C'est mieux.
Paul St-Pierre PlamondonGUEST
Ça crée une stigmatisation, ça enferme les gens dans des boîtes et au final, ça évacue la méritocratie, créant beaucoup de frustration partout.
Paul St-Pierre PlamondonGUEST
Il y a une façon de favoriser ou de lutter contre les inégalités, c'est l'approche socioéconomique de redistribution des ressources à travers des services et du soutien pour les moins nantis, qui permet à toute personne, qu'elle soit à Saint-Lin, à Montréal-Nord ou à Gatineau, d'avoir une chance équitable, peu importe le milieu de, de sa famille à l'origine, puis peu importe l'année d'arrivée, peu importe la caractéristique physique, s'assurer que les services soient au rendez-vous.
Paul St-Pierre PlamondonGUEST
Et regardez ce qui s'est passé dans les dernières années.
Paul St-Pierre PlamondonGUEST
Au même moment où on a accueilli beaucoup plus de personnes que ce qu'on est capable, de sorte que si vous mesurez les inégalités entre certains groupes, là, je veux dire, évidemment qu'une personne qui vient d'arriver au Québec avec absolument pas les sous pour aller au privé, supposons, en éducation, aura pas un statut égal à ceux qui ont des économies puis qui sont, sont nés au Québec.
Eric SchragGUEST
Can they do that? I don't know.
Mostafa HenawayGUEST
And I think what's different maybe now than five years ago, the energy was in Projet Montréal, right? And now the energy at the municipal level, I think there's like, is outside, right? So you have, I mean, you brought up policing, right? So all the things that have just happened recently in Montréal North with the scalpings and the...
Mostafa HenawayGUEST
Even the kind of the demonstrations that happened in Morial North, the opposition, even the borough mayor having to, you know, cry on camera.
Mostafa HenawayGUEST
So you have that taking place now and people talking about even deeper issues, right? Access to resources, access to jobs, access to services.
Aldo NovaGUEST
And I did a typical trajectory of any Italian immigrant.
Aldo NovaGUEST
I went to Saint-Michel, then I went to Saint-Léonard, then I went to Montreal North, and then I went to Grand Prairie.
Aldo NovaGUEST
So I was born and raised from from 10 on at a place called .
Aldo NovaGUEST
And I remember I used to lug my guitar maybe two miles, like heavy guitar case, just to get to rehearsal and go back.
NickPANELIST
that.
NickPANELIST
There's Montreal North, North South.
NickPANELIST
And then there's not like there's actual.
Guido GrassoHOST
Global, like globe North.