The Roy Green Show

Conservative MP Michelle Rempel joins Roy to talk about how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has responded to the groping allegations. Guest: Michelle Rempel,  CPC MP, Shadow Minister for citizenship and immigration (Photo: Sean Kilpatrick / The Canadian Press) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jalsa Salana is the largest and longest-running annual gathering of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. This weekend it takes place at the international centre in Mississauga and is open to the public. Roy talks to Safwan Choudhry about this year’s convention and this year’s theme: “Pathway to Peace.” Guests: Safwan Choudhry, national spokesman of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at, on the Jalsa Salana orga...

Roy takes calls from Canadians, to find out how they feel about their Prime Minister today. Is it time for him to step aside, or is he being unfairly attacked? (Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Patrick Doyle) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Justin Trudeau reacts to the allegations of “groping,” he urges Canadians to reflect on their behaviors. But what is he really saying? And is he taking responsibility for his actions? Meanwhile some are saying he has insulted against Doug Ford, following their meeting. Guest: Candice Malcolm, PostMedia columnist and author of ‘Losing True North’ (Photo: REUTERS/Chris Wattie) Learn more about yo...

Fran Coombs of Rasmussen Reports on the 31% of U.S. citizens who expect a second American civil war. Conservative leader Andrew Scheer talks about Stephen Harper's visit to the White House. A former Afghan interpreter and Major Mark Cambell discuss the plight of interpreters who helped the Canadian military. And why a customer wearing a MAGA hat was asked to leave a Vancouver tea house. - Rasmusse...

The manager of a popular restaurant in Stanley Park in Vancouver lost his job when he refused to serve a customer who was wearing a MAGA hat. The manager was fired. Here is the full story of what happened. - Reactions to this story have been strong. Some support the firing, others applaud the former manager’s actions. And Roy takes calls from Canadians, to get their takes on the issue. (Photo: And...

Alex is an Afghan interpreter who accompanied the Canadian military on missions during the war in Afghanistan, experiencing the same dangers as our soldiers. These interpreters had a brief window of opportunity to petition to move to Canada permanently in 2009. Most were denied their refugee claims despite the fact that their work with our military had made them targets of Al Qaeda and the Taliban...

According to Queen's University law professor Bruce Pardy, the Supreme Court of Canada has essentially nullified section 121 of the constitution, which will cause provinces to erect trade barriers among themselves going forward. We already are experiencing the turmoil of tariffs with the U.S., are we ready for a similar situation within Canada as well?   Guest:  Bruce Pardy, Law professor at Queen...

Approximately every seven minutes a car is stolen in Canada and many of them are parked in shipping containers, intended to be sent to locations like West Africa. Police in Montreal are alleged to have become reluctant to investigate these crimes. This causes problems for the Canada Border Services Agency and can result in the vehicles being successfully exported by crime gangs. Guest:  Scott Newa...

On Canada's 151st Birthday, Roy asks the people of this country what they are most interested in speaking about. (Photo: Global News/File) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rasmussen Reports was told by 31% of Americans (approximately 100 million) that they expect the United States to soon be embroiled in a second civil war. Why do so many Americans have such dire expectations, and what could potentially cause extreme civil unrest? Frank Coombs joins Roy to discuss the results of the poll and the tensions in the U.S.   Guest:  Fran Coombs, Managing editor of Rasmusse...

Former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is set to visit the White House tomorrow and is planning to meet with President Donald Trump's security adviser and former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton.  Some have accused Harper of blindsiding Justin Trudeau with this visit but does this visit actually undermine the current government? Guest:  Andrew Scheer yesterday on the program speaking about Steph...

Progressive Conservative leader Andrew Scheer on what the Trudeau government should do about the U.S. tariffs. Dan Kelly, the CEO and President of the Canadian Federation of Independant Business, talks about how small business owners are reacting to the current NAFTA drama. Conservative MP and Immigration Critic Michelle Rempel says Toronto could change how we handle irregular border crossing. And...

It’s Saturday, and the Beauties and the Beast are ready to take on Stephen Harper’s visit to the White House, Doug Ford’s inauguration, the tariff battles with the U.S. and more. Guests: Catherine SwiftLinda LeatherdaleMichelle Simson (Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Khill was found not guilty of second degree murder in the death of Jon Styres, but there are accusations that the justice system failed. Some believe that the outcome of the trial was affected by Jon Styres being a First Nations man, and Khill being white. How much of a role could race play in the events of this case? Guest: Jeff Manishen, Hamilton criminal lawyer who defended Peter Khill. (...

Is Canada prepared to handle irregular border crossers and claims of refugee status? Toronto Mayor John Tory has called for more money to properly take care of those held in shelters in his Sanctuary City. Meanwhile, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel has strong views on what should be done about the border, and says that Toronto might be entirely responsible for changing how the situation changes. G...

A piece on the Fraser Institute blog argued that Canada has become a less appealing place to do business. What caused this and what needs to happen to turn things around? Guest: Jason Clemens, Executive Vice President of the Fraser Institute, co-author of ‘Competitiveness should be a priority for finance ministers’ for the Fraser Institute blog - Roy opens the phone lines for feedback from callers...

With so much uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the NAFTA talks and the tariff drama, Canada’s small businesses have to be prepared for multiple scenarios. Guest: Dan Kelly, President and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (Photo: Global News File) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tensions continue to build between the U.S. and Canada. Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland has said that Canada will neither escalate nor back down from fighting against Donald Trump’s tariffs, and that this move is backed by a wide array of Canadians. Andrew Scheer, leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, thinks that this situation should have been handled differently. Gue...

In the trade war between the United States and China, will countries who trade with both nations be forced to suffer and be forced to pick sides? What is the threat to the global economy? Guest: John Thayer, Founder and CIO of JAT Capital Partners, Dallas, TX. At Question Period this week, CPC House leader Candice Bergen demanded Prime Minster Trudeau to explain why $20,000 in summer jobs funding...

1:   Alberta farmer Edouard Maurice has criminal chrages withdrawn after having shot at a trespasser. 2:   A foreign national who could have been deported and wasn't engaged a serious crime spree. Has been declared a "dangerous offender" and now will have to remain in Canada (prison) for at least 22 years.   3: Self-confessed ISIS killer still living undisturbed in Toronto. 4: Prison farms, closed...

Highly respected political commentator, columnist and psychiatrist who wrote for the Washington Post and was a regular contributor on FOX News, Charles Krauthammer, passed away onThursday. Charles attended high school and university in Montreal. Tributes were issued globally. Guest: Roy Green interview with Charles Krauthammer on the release of his book "Things that Matter" in 2014. Learn more abo...

Global News is releasing a series on Generation Z. Here's a taste, taking a look at how technology touches the lives of a generation.  Photo: (Getty Images) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The legalization of recreational marijuana use in Canada is just around the proverbial corner. Guest: Julian Fantino, former Veteran Affairs minister.  Photo: (File / Global News) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At Question Period this week, CPC House leader Candice Bergen demanded Prime Minster Trudeau to explain why $20,000 in summer jobs funding money was delivered in 2017 to the Islamic Humanitarian Service. They were represented at the Al-Quds Day rally in Toronto where a speaker shouted about "your army and Israeli's forces will leave from Palestine in body bags," and "we pray to the creator, to the...