Here we are, just over a week since allegations of PMO interference with former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould surfaced. Continue reading →

Jody Wilson-Raybould is doubtless raising anxiety levels in the Prime Minister’s Office and with the prime minister himself. The former federal attorney general is refusing to either sink or protect her prime minister — but it’s clear the days of hugs and mutual admiration tweets are history. Tension became palpable during public cabinet post reassignments… Continue reading →

This week’s court sentencing hearing underscored what we all at least understood about the Humboldt tragedy, Roy Green says. Continue reading →

From the MAGA hat teen to the terrorism arrests in Kingston, sometimes it’s best to wait before you rush to condemnation judgment, Roy Green says. Continue reading →

As we approach the Super Bowl, Roy Green asks: is there an example more illustrative of traditional masculinity than a few dozen football teams engaging in a months-long series of combative physicality? Continue reading →

Trudeau said nothing which would fundamentally serve to encourage the energy sector, as well as re-energize foreign investment interest, writes Roy Green. Continue reading →

Populism is neither unacceptable nor exclusionary, Roy Green says. Continue reading →

‘I want you to stay angry,’ Justin Trudeau once said about the Omar Khadr settlement. Roy Green’s reply: ‘No worries, prime minister. I will.’ Continue reading →

As the prime minister made his way to today’s first ministers meeting in Montreal, the original agenda was puerile. Continue reading →