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
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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
Roy Green: The first shots of a broad international trade war?
Let’s all hope Donald Trump’s steel tariffs are not the start of an all-out trade war, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: Meghan and Harry aside, for how much longer is the monarchy still relevant?
Britain’s royal family is still Canada’s royal family. Roy Green asks how long that can last. Continue reading
Roy Green: Campaign war rooms hunt for your vote
Roy Green has dreamt up a scenario for an attack ad against Kathleen Wynne. Continue reading
Roy Green: National borders serve a purpose
The door to Canada should be closed because we cannot absorb the growing and uncontrolled number of arrivals from the U.S., Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: A day of horror and a moment of joy
Monday was a day of stark contrast in Toronto, Roy Green says. The heartbreak of the van attack eventually gave rise to some fleeting happiness. Continue reading
Roy Green: Do we still have a nation?
Trans Mountain was to be Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s bone tossed to Alberta and Saskatchewan. It has yet to turn out that way, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Roy Green: Humboldt’s wound is deep, the pain is raw
Canadians who needed a map to find Humboldt, Sask., now wipe away tears, and not for the first time, Roy Green says. Continue reading
