The Roy Green Show

Police in Canada are using licence plate scanners to identify drivers in arrears on fines. U.S. police are now actively using AI to identify likely criminals by the way a vehicle is being driven and they have arrested individuals fleeing from serious criminal charges.  If this initiative were adopted in Canada would it be a clear violation of Charter protected privacy rights? Guest: Daniel Konikof...

Trudeau tears up his cabinet while more Liberal MPs are opting out of politics and the federal Liberals are slipping precipitously in national voter support. What do two former Liberal MPs believe is going on inside the party? Guests: Michelle Simson & Dan McTeague  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Follow up to last Sunday's RGS when Scott Moe joined us and challenged, more directly than previously, the Trudeau government as increasing the East/West divide, based on an op-ed by Yukon University professor Ken Coates and did not resist when I asked the premier if his fellow premiers across Canada have had it with the PM. Guest: Professor Ken Coates. We spoke with KC for 10 minutes last Sunday,...

On today's podcast: What might the full story be concerning former RCMP officer William Majcher? Arrested a week ago in Vancouver and charged with foreign interference, Majcher was granted bail on Tuesday of this week. It is alleged in and RCMP news release that Majcher "used his knowledge and his extensive network of contacts in Canada to obtain intelligence or services to benefit the People's Re...

Three people, including a 16 and 12-year-old have been charged in a series of robberies of sports trading cards in the GTA, with a gun involved. When police arrested two of the suspects, they found a loaded firearm. Charges have been laid against the youths and the adult who was in violation of bail conditions.  The question we're asking though is one we first posed approx. 30 years ago to massive...

Where do Canadians by a very significant margin expect already exorbitant food prices to be in six months time? 71% nationally say food prices will be higher than today. Who or what is the main reason for the cost of food taking an ever larger bite out of personal and family budgets? Grocery chains and food outlets argue 39%. the largest group in the Yahoo Canada/Maru Public Opinion survey. This,...

What might the full story be concerning former RCMP officer William Majcher? Arrested a week ago in Vancouver and charged with foreign interference, Majcher was granted bail on Tuesday of this week. It is alleged in and RCMP news release that Majcher "used his knowledge and his extensive network of contacts in Canada to obtain intelligence or services to benefit the People's Republic of China." As...

Economy-related headlines over the past few days concerning Canada's current economic reality. Global News: Economy hit 'sharp reversal in June. What this means for the Bank of Canada. Global News: Bank of Canada prepared to raise rates further if inflation progress stall.   Globe and Mail editorial board: Canada's economy is stagnating - we must acknowledge this new, unpleasant reality.   In the...

U\FO'S / UAP'S and alien life forms recovered? U.S. Congressional Oversight Committee heard witness accounts Wednesday, including that the U.S. has alien craft and alien biological material. Guest: Chris Rutkowski. Canadian science writer who has written extensively on UFO's and related subjects. Degrees in science and education. Author of, When They Appeared: Falcon Lake 1967: The Inside Story of...

Tasha Kheriddin op ed 'Toronto high school principal commits suicide after being accused of being a white racist at a TDSB DEI seminar. Richard Bilkszto was a friend of Tasha Kherridin. The case has taken on international proportions and the incident is being investigated by the Ontario Ministry of Education. The TDSB has engaged the services of an outside investigative organization.  Meanwhile th...

Today's podcast: Excuses (explanations) continue concerning Bernardo transfer to medium security prison in Quebec. CSC argues transfer was "sound" and followed all applicable laws and policies. Meanwhile internal emails obtained by Global News quote CSC employees predicting a "circus" surrounding any Bernardo transfer. Guest: Tim Danson. Lawyer for French/Mahaffy families. Challenging CSC position...

More on food insecurity and what awaits now Russia has walked away from the grain export agreement with Ukraine.  Guest: Professor Sylvain Charlebois. Scientific director of the Agri-foods Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University. Author of four books, including: Food Safety, Risk Intelligence and Benchmarking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former U of Saskatchewan professor, now Yukon University professor Ken Coates is quoted in Global News story: 'Former USask professor predicts new oil and gas policy will divide Canada.' Issue we discussed with Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe yesterday. Guest: Ken Coates. Yukon University.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week in Ottawa with the executive editor of Blacklock's Reporter (@mindingottawa). Guest: Tom Korski. Exec editor, Blacklock's Reporter      Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Excuses (explanations) continue concerning Bernardo transfer to medium security prison in Quebec. CSC argues transfer was "sound" and followed all applicable laws and policies. Meanwhile internal emails obtained by Global News quote CSC employees predicting a "circus" surrounding any Bernardo transfer. Guest: Tim Danson. Lawyer for French/Mahaffy families. Challenging CSC position including argume...

Russia's quits grain export deal and engages in missile attacks on Ukraine's export facilities. Also engaging in missile attacks on the city of Odesa, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Now what? And was Ukraine behind the attack on the bridge linking Russia with the Crimean peninsula. How is the war going for Ukraine?  Guest: Olexander Scherba, fmr Ukraine Ambassador to Austria and memb...

From the convicted child sex trafficker living in a centre for autistic youth to another chapter in the ugly scenario surrounding Paul Bernardo's transfer to a Quebec medium security prison, to privacy rights for convicted criminals what must and can be done (again) to make Canada's justice system responsive to the needs and expectations of Canadians? Guests: Mike Lake CPC MP from Edmonton and fat...

In 2022, 18.4% of people in the ten provinces lived in a food-insecure household. that amounts to 6.9 million people, including almost 1.8 million children living in households that struggled to afford the food they need. This is a considerable increase from 2021. 1 in 4 children lived in food insecure homes in Canada in 2022.  Guest is co-author of a comment titled: Food Charity will not fix Food...

Global News story: Former USask professor predicts new oil and gas policy will divide Canada. Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe agrees and posted the GN story to his Twitter account.  Also: Are Canada's premiers collectively and/or for their own reasons turning against Justin Trudeau and his government's policies?  Recently all four Atlantic Canada premiers sent a letter of concern/protest to the pri...

The wildfire threat in British Columbia increasing and so is the wildfire smoke threat. Guest: Professor Michael Brauer. Faculty of Medicine, School of Population and Public Health University of British Columbia.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Vancouver port strike. First it was on, then it was off, then it was on again and now it appears it's off again. Impact on the national economy and particularly the sector which pre-pandemic was Canada's number 1 employment sector, small business, which employed some 8 million Canadians in 2019. - What is the health of small business in Canada today? Guest: Jasmin (Jazzmay) Guenette. VP Nation...

Montreal Economic Institute/IPSOS national poll: Canadians are saying they are excessively taxed and less than a quarter of Canadians believe that the federal government is effectively allocating funds to address the most important issues facing Canada today. More Canadians nationally oppose the Trudeau government's carbon tax than support the tax. MEI conclusion: "A disconnect exists between the...

Global News story: Former USask professor predicts new oil and gas policy will divide Canada. Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe agrees and posted the GN story to his Twitter account.  Also: Are Canada's premiers collectively and/or for their own reasons turning against Justin Trudeau and his government's policies?  Recently all four Atlantic Canada premiers sent a letter of concern/protest to the pri...

Eight former residents and activists in Hong Kong have had bounties of $1 million (HK) placed on them by Hong Kong police. We speak with one of the activists with a price on their heads.    Benedict Rogers is the author of: The China Nexus: 30 Years in and around the Communist Party's Tyranny. Rogers was denied entry to Hong Kong in 2017 on the orders of Beijing. This was 20 years after he had mov...

Shane Wenzel is a Calgary homebuilder who posted to Twitter a few days ago that 10 confirmed homebuyers walked away from their home purchases when the BOC interest rate hit 5%. The homebuyers had secured financing when the BOC rate was 2-2.5% in early 2022.  Guest: Shane Wenzel. Calgary homebuilder. Places the blame squarely on the Trudeau government; "You can thank Trudeau and his government. The...