Retail analyst Carl Boutet joined Ken Connors (in for Andrew Carter) to discuss the future of Place Versailles and shopping trends.

Ken Connors hosted today's edition of the Andrew Carter Morning Show.

Ken's guests this mornign were ScotiaMcLeod's Arnie Zwaig, security expert Roger Hilton from GlobSec, Grazy CEO Maude St-Pierre, the Montreal Gazette's Bill Brownstein,  Charleen Kotiuga is executive director at Polliflora, Dr. Christopher Labos, retail expert Carl Boutet and Sarah Deshaies with her Weekend List.

The CEO of Grazy, Maude St-Pierre, which is teaming up with Mattel's Barbie, joined Ken Connors (in for Andrew Carter) to talk about a food partnership.

Dr. Christopher Labos joined Ken Connors (in for Andrew Carter) to discuss the health topic that Canadians are googling the most.

Dr. Labos joined Ken Connors (in for Andrew Carter) to talk discuss whether we should still be taking a baby aspirin daily for heart health.

Gemma Raeburn-Baynes from the Spice Island Cultural Day Association of Quebec joined Ken Connors (in for Andrew Carter) to talk about how Montrealers are rallying to help those in Jamaica impacted by Hurricane Beryl.

The President of FADOQ, Gisele Tasse-Goodman, joined Ken to talk about how some real estate agents are potentially scamming senior citizens.

Starting on August 1, the rules for crossing the United States border with your pets are changing.

Owner of the Sherwood Park Animal Hospital, Enid Stiles, joined Ken Connors (in for Andrew Carter) with everything you need to know.

Ken Connors hosted today's Andrew Carter Morning Show.

Joining Ken were ScotiaMcLeod senior wealth advisor Arnie Zwaig, Beaconsfield  High School teacher Philippe Legault, Gemma Raeburn-Baynes from the Spice Island Cultural Association, the Montreal Gazette's Bill Brownstein, Enid Stiles from the Sherwood Park Animal Hospital, Dr. Christopher Labos, FADOQ President Gisele Tasse-Goodman and the host of Chatter That Matters, Tony Chapman.

The National Bank Open tournament director Valerie Tetreault joined Ken Connors (in for Andrew Carter) to preview the tennis players who will represent Canada at the Olympics.