Janet Merlo joins me today. Still bullied by RCMP management. Will share her letter to new RCMP Commissioner Lucki… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Roy Green: Dogs are born to be our best friends, so let them be just that
There’s coin in the Veterans Affairs piggy bank, but the government won’t spend it on service dogs for vets suffering from PTSD. ‘Write the cheque,’ says Roy Green. Continue reading
Roy Green: Activist judges should face a notwithstanding override
Roy Green recalls his 1995 chat with former Quebec premier Robert Bourassa, whose government used the notwithstanding clause to uphold the province’s French language law. Continue reading
Roy Green: An MP dragged his PM through the mud but did not want to be identified
I asked more than once, “Do you really want to be saying this? And to me? You’re not in Parliament. You’re in a public place and your speech is not protected.” Continue reading
Roy Green: Remember that time a premier asked if we still have a nation?
Roy Green says the debate over the Trans Mountain Pipeline extension recalls a question Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe posed last April: Do we still have a nation? Continue reading
Roy Green: As coups go, Maxime Bernier’s is a collision between Hindenburg and Titanic
This Bernier coup attempt resulted in no bloody mid-March togas and it’s unlikely Andrew Scheer was heard to utter, “Et tu Maxime,” even in feigned surprise, writes Roy Green. Continue reading
Roy Green: Maxime Bernier’s six-part tweet sets a nation on edge
Maxime Bernier’s tweets on diversity have sparked cross-country debate. Roy Green will be taking calls on the emotional issue this weekend. Continue reading
Roy Green: Chronic pain patient’s secretly recorded phone plea for help
On Sunday, Roy Green will interview Beth, a spinal cancer patient who says she is being denied access to opioids for her intractable pain. Continue reading
Roy Green: While the right is winning, the left resorts to accusing
Following next October’s federal election, Canada’s left may well be imitating that of its U.S. counterpart at present, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: Because it’s no longer 2015, Mr. Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent comments on his alleged mishandling of a young, female reporter 18 years ago have been ‘utter baffledeegabble,’ says Roy Green. Continue reading
Roy Green: Even after a turbulent week, Donald Trump’s grip on the White House grows stronger
Donald Trump’s first term in office has been raucous and at times violent. Don’t expect that to change, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: Former Liberal MP finds Trudeau ‘pushing the bounds of credibility’
This, despite Trudeau’s insistence “no negative interactions” — the alleged groping of an unnamed female reporter in Creston, British Columbia, 18 years ago — took place. Continue reading
Roy Green: Doug Ford — The premier few expected
Doug Ford is the middle class man other politicians pine for, Roy Green says. ‘This is all good.’ Continue reading
Roy Green: Many are happy to be deplorables
The “deplorables” as named by Hillary Clinton in 2016, are not confined inside the borders of the United States. Politicians ignore them at their peril, writes Roy Green. Continue reading
Roy Green: the re-assigning of Maxime Bernier
Roy Green says Conservative leader Andrew Scheer ‘overplayed his hand’ by shipping MP Maxime Bernier to the ‘political Gulag’ of the opposition backbenches. Continue reading
Roy Green: Ontario voters push back
Thursday’s election shows that Ontarians had enough of a premier and a government that seemed indifferent to their concerns, Roy Green says. Continue reading
