Roy Green: Chaos at the top of Canada’s military
Roy Green asks whether Canadians will ever learn the full details of the Mark Norman case. Continue reading
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Roy Green: The sordid assault on Vice-Admiral Mark Norman ends with four paragraphs
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Roy Green: Many of Canada’s D-Day warriors would not witness the dawn of June 7, 1944
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Roy Green: Independent MP? Not in Jody Wilson-Raybould’s long-term future
Jody Wilson-Raybould’s immediate political future as an Independent, but Roy Green says she may have other long term plans. Continue reading
Roy Green: When a chronic pain patient considers suicide
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Roy Green: Sorry does seem to be the hardest word
Justin Trudeau has said some things about the Mark Norman case, but ‘sorry’ is not one of them, Roy Green says. Continue reading
Peter MacKay says RCMP should have questioned Tories on Mark Norman case
Peter MacKay said it was surprising that key members of the Stephen Harper government were not interviewed by the RCMP during its probe of an alleged leak of sensitive information about a naval shipbuilding contract worth close to $700 million. Continue reading