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Roy Green: Is modern society divorcing its elders?
Our society is definitely youth-oriented, and as a 73-year-old, that’s something Roy Green says he sometimes collides with. Continue reading
Roy Green: Will inconsistent coronavirus messaging from leaders contribute to a second wave?
Roy Green asks if our political leaders have so far been making the ‘sound, pragmatic and forward-thinking’ decisions the pandemic demands. Continue reading
Roy Green: Justin Trudeau’s dilemma is whether he should call a snap election
Justin Trudeau’s daily appearances have boosted his popularity. But Roy Green says there are reasons not to expect him to rush to the polls this year. Continue reading
Roy Green: VE Day and stories from WWII my father was never able to tell me
Roy Green’s father was in the British army during the Second World War, and he’s remembering him this VE Day. Continue reading
Roy Green: The survival of small business owners should concern us all
Provinces are engaging in reopening their economies. Roy Green asks whether that’s happening fast enough to save small businesses. Continue reading
Roy Green: Canada, a nation in mourning after N.S. shooting
A full public inquiry should be held into what happened in Nova Scotia last weekend, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: I miss my sports
Friday night is usually Roy Green’s moment to catch up on recent sporting events. These days, the best he can do is watch great moments from the past. Continue reading
Roy Green: The opposition parties in Parliament must be heard from
This is a time when decisions by the federal Liberals must be subjected to opposition scrutiny in Parliament, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: I am one of those Canadians most vulnerable to COVID-19
The coronavirus assaults those of us 60 years of age and older with a particularly grim determination and too often with horrid consequences, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: Is Canada a nation or a notion?
When premiers meet with Justin Trudeau next week, some will demand the federal government support instead of impede resource development, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: When it counts in Canada, there is no national consensus
The last several weeks, Roy Green writes, serve as a case in point. Continue reading
Roy Green: If Canada is a nation of laws, we should enforce them
Failure to deal with ongoing rail blockades does not demonstrate strength and resolve, says Roy Green, but timidly green-lights even more disruptive behaviour. Continue reading
Roy Green: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s place is in Canada
As Canada literally slides off the rails amid ongoing protests, Roy Green asks: Where is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau? Continue reading
Roy Green: As Ontario strikes continue, teaching should be declared an essential service
Not a single classroom and not a single public school student in the province of Ontario remains unaffected by ongoing strikes, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: The impeachment spectacle is politics at its most dismal
The impeachment trial of Donald Trump has become alternately confusing, irritating and underwhelming, Roy Green says. Continue reading