Roy Green predicts we’ll need to carry a proof of vaccination before our lives can return to the way things were.
Roy Green says talk of the Republican party splitting into two groups shows how divided the U.S. political scene has become.
Tom Brady is no. 12, Patrick Mahomes is no. 15, but as Roy Green says, the early standout from Super Bowl LV is no. 19, as in COVID-19.
Inadequate vetting hauled the monarch, prime minister, opposition political parties and the Canadian people into the coliseum of critical public discourse, Roy Green says.
Dogs are a lifeline to better times, Roy Green writes — better times experienced, and we pray better times to come.
When it comes to COVID-19, the outlook for 2021 is just as uncertain as it was this time last year, Roy Green says.
The reflexive response to the idea of athletes getting the vaccine may well be disapproving finger-wagging, but let’s take a timeout, Roy Green says.
As long as China holds Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, Roy Green says Canada must counter China’s ‘hostage diplomacy.’
Roy Green says that when the time comes, he’ll be ready to roll up his sleeve.
As the Canadian Federation of Independent Business estimates one in seven small businesses ‘at risk of going under,’ Roy Green warns COVID-19 is killing a way of life for many.
Yves Giroux, Canada’s parliamentary budget officer, tells Roy Green how his office remains unaware if the Trudeau government has any plans to tackle the deficit.
If leaders of Canadian political parties truly believe the ‘we’re all in this together’ COVID-19 rhetoric, they’d best start behaving like it, says Roy Green.
The 2020 U.S. election was not about Democrats vs. Republicans, Roy Green says. ‘It came to be about Trump-haters vs. Trump supporters. It was about emotion. It still is.’
We should all pray that Tuesday’s U.S. presidential election is not as raucous as some fear.
If you, during this pandemic time, are experiencing symptoms of health concern, do not ignore them, Roy Green says.