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
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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
Roy Green: A conversation with Jason Kenney
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney tells Roy Green the prime minister has zero option to declare nay on the Teck Frontier oilsands project. Continue reading
Roy Green: Modern Texas justice is not like it was in the old days — particularly in baseball
In the Texas of 2020, it’s the cheating desperado who keeps the poker chips, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: Given recent events in Iraq, ‘1917’ is a timely film
Roy Green says ‘1917,’ a new movie about World War I, reminds us how ugly war can be. Continue reading
Roy Green: Let Super Bowl LIV go to anyone but the Patriots
The real champions of the 2020 NFL playoffs will be the team that sends the Patriots packing, says Roy Green. Continue reading
Roy Green: With another election looming, did 2016 foretell 2020 in the United States?
Accusation, scandal, raucous political battles — if you saw it in 2016, you’ll see it again in the next 11 months, Roy Green writes. Continue reading
Roy Green: And now the Conservatives have pulled the goalie
What’s critical now is that the Conservatives choose their next leader with forethought, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: And for Canadians on the financial brink?
Affordability was consistently ranked in the top concerns of Canadians leading up to the Oct. 21 federal vote, but what in real-life terms does the Ipsos polling information deliver? Continue reading