Liberals have until Oct. 29 to meet Bloc’s demands

House Leader Karina Gould joins Vassy Kapelos after the Liberal government survived a non-confidence vote sparked by the Conservatives.

On todays show: 

Dennis Alpert, Political Strategist and former White House Senior Staffer under Al Gore joins Vassy Kapelos to discuss Kamala Harris's newly announced economic plan as well as looking ahead to what the U.S election may hold. 

CTV science and technology specialist Dan Riskin joins Vassy Kapelos for the weekly segment Talk Science to Me. 

The Daily Debrief Panel with Laura Stone, Marieke Walsh, and Mike Le Couteur.

Listen to Vassy's full conversation with Environment Minister Stephen Guilbeault to discuss if a carbon tax increase will be paused in Canada.

Body-cameras are being used by police, some soccer refs, and now, some grocery store workers. On today's Question of the Day, we ask you: ' Should store employees wear body cameras?'

With the return to in-office work, some believe employers are doing this to reduce headcount.

BoC governor Tiff Macklem worries many renters are relying on their credit cards to make ends meet.

The federal government was worried about public criticism when they ordered employees back to work in-office 3 days a week: internal documents showed.

Remember the 'Big Dig' in Boston? Well, Ontario Premier has his mind set on a HUGE project.

BREAKING NEWS: the Conservatives non-confidence motion fails.

Ottawa's Matt Skube drops by to talks about the grainy image that released of the unidentified object that was shot down.

Doug Ford is defending his government's upcoming legislation, which aims to block the construction of new bike lanes if they result in the loss of other vehicular lanes. Should the province control where its cities can build their bike lanes? That's our QOTD.

The Competition Tribunal has found Cineplex guilty of deceptive marketing practices.

PM Justin Trudeau was on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night...and the country-wide reviews are rather mixed.

Do you want to be part of Ottawa's Nightlife Council? Kristy Cameron goes 1-on-1 with Mathieu Grondin.

The province's More Beds Better Care Act has been dancing with a charter challenge over the past few days.

If you attended this year's CityFolk Festival, did you notice a drone flying above the crowd?

The scientific community nearly missed a 650-foot tsunami. But how?

The Conservative motion could take down the government. but it looks like he won't get one.

Chris Ragan, an Associate Professor and the founding Director of McGill University’s Max Bell School of Public Policy joins Vassy Kapelos to discuss the carbon pricing policy and its impacts. 

On todays show: 

Vassy takes your calls and texts to hear if you'd like to have an early election. 

The Daily Debrief Panel with Shakir Chambers, Shachi Kurl, and Sabrina Grover.

Listen to Vassy's full conversation with Bob Rae, Permanent Representative of Canada to the United Nations on Israel and Hezbollah's intense fighting in Lebanon and what Canada is doing to aid peace talks.

Listen to Vassy's full conversation with Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux on the Bloc Quebecois' proposal for higher OAS and how much that would cost Canadians.

Listen to Vassy's full conversation with Procurement Minister and newly appointed Quebec lieutenant Jean-Yves Duclos who is warning the NDP that the dental care program it helped put into place will be in jeopardy if it pulls its support from the governing Liberals.

On todays show: 

Vassy is joined by:

-Nick Moore, Reporter, CTV NEWS, Saint John and Rob Buffam, Legislative Reporter with CTV Vancouver to get the key takeaways on the provincial elections coming up.

- Peter Girguis, a Harvard University professor and oceanographer who has been monitoring the Inquiry to discuss what we've learned from the inquiry into the Titan submersible implosion. 

-The Daily Debrief with Zain Velji, Tom Mulcair, and Tim Powers.

- Mark Norman, Retired Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy and Navy Officer and Former Vice Chief of Defence Staff of Canada joins Vassy to discuss his visit to Taiwan and the key takeaways.

The Sens and the NCC have reached an agreement in principle; an arena at LeBreton Flats is looking more likely. Money is almost always an issue with these big projects. Our QOTD: 'Should this (the new Sens arena) be funded by the taxpayer? A sports economist says any money given to build these arenas is akin to 'flushing your tax dollars down the toilet'.

The province is looking at restricting the addition of bike lanes where lanes of vehicular traffic would be removed. Why? The director of the Infrastructure Institute believes this proposed legislation is ill-advised.

Mr. Hollywood Matt Demers reviews the latest flicks.

Political science professor Nelson Wiseman wasn't surprised about how the week's gone down, post-dissolution of the Liberals-NDP Confidence Agreement.

CFRA host Andrew Pinsent has an update on the federal government's firearm buyback program.

And, CTV's Matt Skube joins Kristy to chat about child names and the trouble some (of the more creative ones) - have gotten them in.

On today's show:

• Anne McGrath, Principal Secretary to Jagmeet Singh discusses how NDP will back the Trudeau Liberals on a non-confidence vote.

• John Wright, from Maru talks about thei poll on the support for Justin Trudeau.

• Neil Lumsden, MPP and former CFL player discusses his decision to donate his brain for concussion research.

This week's panelists are: Fred DeLorey, Partner at NorthStar Public Affairs, Sabrina Grover, Sr Advisor at Spark Advocacy, Marion Nader, Co-CEO Nexus Strategy Group.

Topic 1: NDP to join Bloc in backing Liberals against non-confidence vote

Topic 2: Ford government to table legislation to restrict bike lanes on city streets

Topic 3: Jason Kenney blasts Trudeau government’s ‘catastrophic’ immigration agenda

Topic 4 Kicker topic: Rogers to become majority owner of MLSE after buying Bell's stake for $4.7B

Topic 4.5 Kicker topic: A man bought a cruise ship on Craigslist and spent over US$1 million restoring it. What’s your dream renovation project?

Today's affordability crisis is proving to be a daunting challenge for diners and restaurant owners. Speaking of dining out, a historic building in the ByWard Market will soon have brand-new tenants!

According to a recent poll from the University of Michigan Health Network, 1 in 5 parents are worried about their children's inner friend circle. Our QOTD: Has your child struggled in that department? And as parents, is there anything we can do to help? We dig deeper with early childhood consultant Julie Romanowski, who is based in British Columbia.

Meantime, a recent op-ed by local entrepreneur Greg Weatherdon is calling out the City of Ottawa over its alleged 'wasteful spending'. He elaborates further in Hour 2.

Carson Arthur joins the to talk about the proper Fall fuel for next year's soil.

It's been a pretty busy day in the world of politics, from the federal arena inside Parliament Hill to a provincial byelection in Ontario. CFRA's Andrew Pinsent delivers the details in Hour 4.