Benoît Dutrizac (born September 2, 1961) is a Canadian journalist and commentator based in Quebec. He is the host of Dutrizac a talk radio program that airs weekdays on CHMP-FM in Montreal. He previously hosted Dutrizac a talk show that aired on TQS (now V).

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According to this gentleman, a policewoman or a fireman makes no sense, house cleaning should be dedicated to women, and the day his dishwasher can do blowjobs, he'll dispense himself with a girlfriend.

Oh, and he's not against student protestors getting raped in jail. That'll teach them.

Jeff Fillion (full name Jean-Francois Fillion) began his career in his home town of Chicoutimi in the late 1980s working for CFIX-FM. Most of his reputation comes from his stint, from 1997 to 2005, as morning man with radio station CHOI-FM in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. He developed over time a strong following, and at his peak, had more than twice as many listeners as his nearest competitor. However, his very controversial and politically incorrect comments, combined with those of André Arthur, resulted in the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) refusing to renew the station's licence in July 2004. The station and license were bought by RNC Media in June 2007 without interruption to its broadcasting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Fillion

Has more time playing Blood Bowl now that her radio career has been brought to a halt since she's been accused of corruption when she was vice prime minister. Everything she knows about politics, she owes it to Jean Charest.

More on her carreer (in French):

http://sortonslespoubelles.com/les-meilleurs-moments-de-nathalie-normandeau/

Louis did not know Lhasa de Sela, a signer who sold more than a million albums with her three albums, La Llorona (1997), The Living Road (2003) and Lhasa (2009), so he was wondering why the Québec media talked so much about her death from breast cancer. His hypothesis was that nothing was going on at the time.

http://www.lapresse.ca/le-soleil/arts/television-et-radio/201001/07/01-937039-affaire-lhasa-de-sela-louis-lacroix-sexcuse-en-ondes.php

Stéphane Gendron, the controversial mayor of the small town of Huntingdon, Que. recently admitted to deliberately killing cats with his pickup truck.

The mayor explained on his radio show "Le Retour de Radio X" how he would accelerate when seeing stray cats on the street.

“The other day, I backed up on one, it was a newborn”, he said on-air. “I’m sure he didn’t feel anything. The pickup truck ran on it like nothing. I was so happy, yes! One less.”


Source: Huffington Post