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Global’s Morning News and The Beat Breakfast fool Montreal audiences

ABOVE WATCH: Camille, Richard and Jessica find their ‘Beat’ 

MONTREAL – It was a playful April Fool’s morning for Global Montreal Morning News viewers and listeners of Cat and Sarah from The Beat Breakfast on The Beat 92.5.

You could forgive regular viewers and listeners for thinking that somebody got their wires crossed.

At 7:00 am Wednesday morning the two stations switched things up by taking over each other’s airwaves.

Cat and Sarah, along with Natasha Hall from The Beat Breakfast made a surprising appearance on the Morning News.

“Sometimes, things happen that make you scratch your head & wonder what just happened! That’s exactly what we hoped to achieve with our little switch-a-roo,” said Sarah Bartok, from The Beat Breakfast.

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“Thanks to the entire Global team for making this April Fools prank come to life…and for making me appreciate even more so how a full face of make-up is not required for morning radio.”

ICYMI: What Morning News viewers woke up to this morning 

Fake news headlines:

Breaking news from Canada and around the world sent to your email, as it happens.
  • Supreme court strikes down Bill 101
  • Celine Dion coming to the Big O
  • P.K Subban traded to Bruins

Fake weather forecast 

  • The Polar Vortex is back!
  • Feels like -37 with the wind chill
  • 100% chance of 50-60cm of snow

Fake traffic report

  • A cow on the Metropolitan just past Decarie.

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There was a lot of laughter on both sides as the two morning show teams got a taste of what it’s  like hosting a different morning show.

“It’s easy to see why the Beat Breakfast with Cat and Sarah is Montreal’s number one Morning radio show,” said Jessica Laventure.

“I felt immediately comfortable with Cat, Sarah and Natasha. Nothing creepy, I just… smelled their hair and followed them home. You know, normal closeness.”

Global Montreal Morning News viewers were left wondering if the news headlines were too good to be true when Sarah announced that Canadiens star P.K. Subban was being traded to the Boston Bruins.

Meanwhile, listeners to The Beat Breakfast can be forgiven for any mini meltdown they may have experienced when Richard and Camille announced a new by-law banning drivers from drinking any liquid while behind the wheel.

WATCH: Jessica, Richard and Camille talk about the prank

Of course both stories are made up, but the message is 100% true.

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These guys really know how to get Montrealers off to a great start in the morning.

Happy April Fool’s Day everyone!

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