Vassy Kapelos

[upbeat music] Welcome to Question Period on this Sunday, October 11th.

I'm Vassy Kapelos.

Today, climate carrots.

Heat pumps are cleaner, and they're safer than oil and electric furnaces.

That vote happens on October 24th.

I'm gonna leave Question Period there.

I'm Vassy Kapelos.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving long weekend.

[upbeat music] Hi there, and welcome to Power Play.

I'm Vassy Kapelos in Ottawa on this Thursday.

Tonight, in the market for a new heating system?

When it comes to, to saving on home heating, the best option for many Canadians is a heat pump.

And so that's what I'll be watching over the coming days and weeks.

I'm gonna leave Power Play there.

I'm Vassy Kapelos.

I wish you a wonderful long weekend and a very happy Thanksgiving.

[upbeat music] This is The Vassy Kapelos Show on the iHeartRadio Talk Network.

Just a few minutes past the top of the hour, Tuesday, October 6th.

I'm your host, Vassy Kapelos, back.

I was in, uh, Toronto working yesterday and also covering the Quebec election last night.

My thanks to my colleague, Graham Richardson, uh, for filling in on the show yesterday so wonderfully, as always.

[clapping] Yeah.

Shh.

Please, stop being hostage of the Liberal Party and continue to pay attention to our message of hope.

[upbeat music] Welcome to Question Period on this Sunday, October 4th.

I'm Vassy Kapelos.

Today, Pacific Link.

This is true nation building, and it will take a nation to build it.

And then the Quebec election, of course, happens tomorrow.

We'll have special coverage right here on CTV.

I'm Vassy Kapelos.

Thanks for watching Question Period today.

Here we go.

Vassy Kapelos trying to do her job with Tim Hodgson.

Tim the gaslighter Hodgson.

How did the Dutch-

And I do think that Danielle Smith does have an opportunity to rehabilitate herself in the eyes of her critics.

And I have defended her before on this show, as you know, Vashti.

by really taking up the pro-Canada argument for the duration of this referendum.

It won't be easy.

Hi there and welcome to Power Play.

I'm Vashti Capellos in Ottawa on this Tuesday.

Tonight, a big deal.

What a project.

But again, Carney has painstakingly built up through floor crossers and by-elections.

The majority of the Canadian voters didn't give him in the last election, and it's going to get more comfortable, because I think that his is the type of riding that Carney is absolutely capable of taking.

In fact, without getting too cynical, Vashti, I do think that Mr. Carney has to be careful that he doesn't win all of them, because if he were to win all seven of those by elections, I think it's a pretty safe bet that Mr. Poitier might be in serious trouble with his party and with his caucus.

Although the average member of the party, I think, would vote again tomorrow morning for Mr. Poitier, I'm starting to sense that in caucus there's a lot of agitation.

His last point there, Benzie, is kind of it, eh?

Yeah, I mean, I thought that was a very interesting part of the interview, Vashti, because, I mean, of course, this is, I have a history degree, so I'm going to boast about that.

But back in the 1920s, the U.S. government developed something called War Plan Red, which was a theoretical plan of attack if there was ever a war with the British Empire, as it was then known.

known.