Bill Kelly Show

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Topics Include: ·       Telford testimony ·       Election interference allegation don’ add up says Trudeau’s aid ·       Parliament is back in session ·       And more…. GUEST: Dr. Lori Turnbull, Director of the School of Public Administration with Dalhousie University - Topics Include: ·        Ontario Liberals to announce new leader in December ·        Ford hints at Ontario Science centre ·        Ontario bypasses region of Waterloo planning to open more land for development ·        And more… GUEST: Sabrina Nanji, Publisher of the Queen’s Park Observer - Topics Include: ·        Growing fears that DeSantis might even be too radical for Republicans ·        Fox News and Dominion trail ·        Trump & Pence compete for ovations at NRA ·        And more… GUEST: Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent for Global News

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Ahead of Friday testimony from his chief of staff on foreign election interference, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he and Katie Telford have talked about the issue "many" times over the years. What do we expect today? GUEST: Richard Brennan, Former Journalist with The Toronto Star covering both Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill - In the 1970s, three quarters of Swedish homes were heated with oil boilers. Today, electric-powered heat pumps have all but replaced oil in single-family homes (most multi-family homes rely on district heating). That has driven greenhouse gas emissions from oil heating of buildings down 95 per cent since 1990, according to the Swedish Energy Agency, said Martin Forsén a Swedish heating industry veteran and president of the European Heat Pump Association. So how did that happen? And are there lessons for Canada's transition away from fossil heating? GUEST: Ian Lee, Associate Professor with the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University - Could all

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast:   Trudeau has been in office for a long time, and in that time he’s been met with scandal after scandal. Why? Well, he believes the political climate has changed. If you ask Warren Kinsella, Former Special Assistant to Jean Chretien… it’s probably because of him GUEST: Warren Kinsella, Former Special Assistant to Jean Chretien and War Room Director for Dalton McGuinty (3 times) - Yet another provincial Premier out east is concerned about Ottawa’s mishandeling of our contributions to the energy crisis. Obviously it’s important to transition to clean sources of energy, however we have the natural resources such as liquid natural gas that the world has been asking for and Trudeau is saying no. GUEST: Diane Francis, Editor at Large with the National Post - EVs, electric vehicles, are becoming a technology that we are seeing on our roads. Governments are also pushing for technology like EVs hard. But in the war of batteries, who is set to dominate the market? Surprisingly, it’s not Can

GUEST: Warren Kinsella, Former Special Assistant to Jean Chretien and War Room Director for Dalton McGuinty (3 times)

GUEST: Brian Hogben, Broker for Mission35 Mortgages and author of “How to Get Mortgage Free Really F*$%ing Fast!: The Book on How to Pay Off Your Mortgage in Canada with 10 Simple Steps”

GUEST: Aurel Braun, Professor of International Relations and a Senior Member of the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: The C-E-O and the volunteer board of directors of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation are stepping down because they say their work has been politicized by ongoing allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian elections. GUEST: Dr. Robert Huish, Associate Professor with the Department of International Development Studies at Dalhousie University - The federal government has announced a range of military, economic and cultural measures to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement in Toronto alongside the visiting Ukrainian P-M. GUEST: Thomas Hughes, Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Canadian Defence and Security Network - For-profit nursing homes in Canada’s largest city are vacating the sector rather than undertaking mandatory upgrades, creating a property sell-off that hinders the Ontario government’s promise of 60,000 new and upgraded beds by 2028. The problem stems from two colliding forces: Toronto’s red-hot real estate market and

GUEST: Elliot Tepper, Emeritus Professor of Political Science with Carleton University

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: On the 10th anniversary of his winning the party leadership, a battered yet battle-tested prime minister is governing in the face of stubborn speculation about his political future. Those close to him say Trudeau remains committed to the political vision that propelled him to office and saved the Liberals from ruin in 2015. GUEST: Dr. Lori Turnbull, Director of the School of Public Administration with Dalhousie University - Hackers working with Russia’s spy agency claimed earlier this year to have disrupted operations at a Canadian natural-gas pipeline company, inflicting costly damage on its infrastructure, leaked Pentagon documents say. The Globe and Mail has been unable to independently verify the allegations in the U.S. intelligence documents, the contents of which have also been reported by U.S. media. There is no evidence to date that a natural-gas pipeline company in Canada suffered such an attack, which the Pentagon documents suggest occurred earlier this year. GUEST: Stev

Topics Include: Ford Motor Company has filed patents for a hydrogen combustion engine, Millions of devices are susceptible to being hacked by NUIT, Videotron's acquisition of Freedom Mobile promises to provide a low-cost alternative to the major Canadian telecom providers & more! GUEST: Adam Oldfield w/ Tech Talk

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Ontario says it will invest millions to help deal with the backlog of tribunal cases between tenants and landlords while providing additional measures to protect renters against “renovictions. ALSO: Poll - Majority of Canadians who don’t own a home have ‘given up’ GUEST: Mike Collins-Williams, CEO, West End Home Builders Association - Many times over many years, Premier Ford and Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark promised to leave the green space that rings around the Greater Toronto Area untouched. They broke that promise last November by announcing that they were taking 15 chunks of land out of the Greenbelt, setting off a firestorm of public anger in Ontario. The bad news is the government is refusing to release the document. This is a troubling lack of transparency on a matter clearly in the public interest. How can members of the public know whether politicians made the right decision if they don’t have access to the evidence that was used to support that choi

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: How is Marit Stiles a ‘relative unknown’ in Ontario Politics? How could this affect her party? ALSO: Why are people dissatisfied with the Ford Government? GUEST: Peggy Nash, Former NDP Finance Critic, and author of Women Winning Office: An Activist's Guide To Getting Elected -  The City of Ottawa failed to protect the rights of its residents when thousands of protesters took over the downtown core last winter, states the second report of the Ottawa People’s Commission on the Convoy Occupation. The report, released Monday, makes 25 recommendations it states would help the city rebuild its credibility and ensure another disruptive protest like the three-week-long convoy occupation, which began as a movement against COVID mandates, will never happen again. GUEST: Michael Kempa, Associate Professor of Criminology at the University of Ottawa - Former U.S. President Donald Trump faced a judge in a New York City courtroom on Tuesday where he was formally arraigned on business fraud charg