Habs' season, plastic bag ban, FHRITP: This week on Daybreak

You had a lot to say this week about whether to ban single-use plastic bags in Quebec, the end of the Montreal Canadiens season, our chat with an UberX driver and the man who was fired for participating in the FHRITP phenomenon.

Each Friday, our Previously on Daybreak segment shares your text messages, emails, tweets and Facebook posts about stories you've heard on the show throughout the week.

Here's what listeners had to say this week:

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Listener feedback to stories on Daybreak from this past week.

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Some highlights from this week on Daybreak included CBC's Shari Okeke's story about a family that wouldn't exist if it weren't for the Montreal Children's Hospital, an update with Vietnamese-Montrealer Mai Duong and an interview with Dorval resident Ginette Traversy, who recently got back from an aid trip to Nepal.

Listen tosome of these great stories you might have missed:

• 'Montreal Children's Hospital move like "losing a home" for Orsini family

• Patrick Watson talks to Daybreak from the UK

• Plastic bag consultations begin in Montreal

• 12-year-old's cover of 'Don't Stop Believin'" goes viral

• UberX says driver says fight should be in court; not on road

• Mai Duong doing better every day after marrow transplant, thankful to anonymous donor

• Ste-Catherine St revamp: Are we making the right decisions?

• Montreal kayakers prepare for journey to Mexico

• Dorval resident back from aid trip to Nepal

Listen to CBC Montreal's Daybreak every weekday morning from 5:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. on CBC Radio One.