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The Roy Green Show
Roy Green’s resume is outstanding. He is a three time consecutive winner of the Canadian Association of Broadcasters national Gold Ribbon award, Canada’s most prestigious broadcast award. Listeners need not read his resume to know that Roy is a passionate advocate for the average Canadian, with an unshakable desire for justice and a deep and abiding love for his country. No wonder Roy’s show has been cited by Canada’s parliamentary newspaper as required listening for federal politicians. You can also listen to the Roy Green Show live on these stations: Global News Radio 640 Toronto, 980 CFPL L...
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Apr 30, 2025
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Nov. 24: The machinations inside Ottawa this past week 24.11.2024 18:16
The stories behind the stories from the nation's capital by Blacklock's Reporter Guest: Tom Korski. Editor. Blacklock's Reporter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nov. 24: How socialism in Sweden was a failed experiment 24.11.2024 18:25
Recently, younger Canadians have been speaking admiringly of socialism and suggesting that Canadian society should adopt socialism as our form of governance. Some point to Sweden as an example of how socialism is a success in an advanced Western nation. No, it isn't, says our guest, adding that socialism was dropped years ago in Sweden as a failed experiment. Guest: Johan Norberg. Swedish award-wi...
Nov. 24: More on the anti-NATO/antisemitic rioting in Montreal 24.11.2024 19:08
More on the anti-NATO/antisemitic rioting in Montreal on Friday. Guest: Beryl Wasjman. Editor in Chief, The Suburban is Quebec's largest English-language weekly newspaper. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nov. 24: A Georgia mother was arrested and handcuffed at her home after her 10-year-old son was observed walking unaccompanied 24.11.2024 15:51
A Georgia mother was arrested and handcuffed at her home, then taken to jail and charged under a non-existent offense. This was after her 10-year-old son was observed by an individual who called 911 to report a child walking unaccompanied by an adult, heading for the small community very close to where the family lives. The case is generating significant attention in the U.S. and we hear the circu...
Roy Green Show Podcast November 23: Trudeau's 2-month "GST Holiday", International Criminal court issues arrest warrants, Americans accuse Canada of "freeloading" and controversy over Randy Boissonnault 23.11.2024 54:32
Today’s podcast: Prime Minister Trudeau announces a 2-month 'GST Holiday' on several consumer items including prepared foods, restaurant meals, children's toys, books, and Christmas trees between December 14 and February 15, 2025. Additionally, anyone earning less than $150,000 this year will receive a $250 cheque from Ottawa. The bill to taxpayers applied to the national deficit will be $6.5 bill...
Nov. 23: Is the President of Argentina's policies a template for international voters increasingly turning to populous conservative political candidates? 23.11.2024 18:48
Is this a direction Canadians may approve of? Javier Milei is Argentina's new president. In office for less than a year (sworn in on December 10, 2023), Milei has actively engaged in sweeping change to Argentina's governance and economic regulations. He has closed 13 federal ministries, throwing 30,000 bureaucrats out of work, has shuttered Argentina's largest tax collection agency, challenged the...
Nov. 23: International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel's former Minister of defence Yoav Gallant 23.11.2024 9:50
Israel's ambassador to Canada responds to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau yesterday announcing that were Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel's former Minister of defence Yoav Gallant to enter Canada they would both be arrested according to a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Trudeau adding "as Canadians we will abide by all the regulations and rulings of the...
Nov. 23: Economic immigrants hand-picked by the federal government are leading a growing exodus of newcomers from Canada. 23.11.2024 10:05
Institute for Canadian Citizenship news release reports "Economic immigrants hand-picked by the federal government are leading a growing exodus of newcomers from Canada." Guest: Daniel Bernhard. CEO. Institute for Canadian Citizenship. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nov. 23: The Americans accuse Canada of "freeloading" as far as defence spending per the NATO treaty/obligation 23.11.2024 17:40
In March of 2023, vice-Admiral Mark Norman, Canada's former vice Chief of the Defence Staff provided me exclusive access to his speech at the annual Conference of Defence Associations Institute. He said in part, "We are not taking defence and security seriously in this country and our way of life is in jeopardy as a result." - Today Admiral Norman joins us to respond to the former commander of Uk...
Nov. 23: Controversy over Randy Boissonnault's continued presence in Justin Trudeau's cabinet 23.11.2024 5:57
The controversy over Randy Boissonnault's continued presence in Justin Trudeau's cabinet has come to a conclusion, with Boissonnault resigning from the federal cabinet. Guest: Michael Barrett. Conservative Party of Canada MP, Ontario, and Shadow minister for Ethics and Accountable Government. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nov. 23: Questions surrounding now former Liberal federal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault's uncertain claims of First Nations or Metis connection 23.11.2024 13:42
The term is "Pretendians." People who falsely claim Indigenous heritage/ancestry. Most recently questions surrounding now former Liberal federal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault's uncertain claims of First Nations or Metis connection have generated national headlines, including a complaint about an alleged fraud at Boissonnault's former company following a failed transaction in 2022 which Edmon...
Nov. 23: Prime Minister Trudeau announces a 2 month 'GST Holiday' on a number of consumer items 23.11.2024 15:56
Prime Minister Trudeau announces a 2-month 'GST Holiday' on several consumer items including prepared foods, restaurant meals, children's toys, books and Christmas trees between December 14 and February 15, 2025. Additionally, anyone earning less than $150,000 this year will receive a $250 cheque from Ottawa. The bill to taxpayers applied to the national deficit will be $6.5 billion. - Canada's sm...
Roy Green Show Podcast November 17: The Taylor Swift experience continues in Canada, the 111th Grey Cup kicks off in Vancouver, eating a Christmas meal with crickets and dealing with a mass migrant crossing from the U.S. 17.11.2024 1:16:01
Today’s podcast: The Taylor Swift experience continues in Canada. Yesterday a listener texted he or she had 2 tickets for a Toronto concert for sale at $8500. They sold within half an hour (we were not involved). Guest: Alan Cross. Host of The Ongoing History of New Music and the podcast Uncharted - Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry. Also on ajournalofmusicalthings.com The 111th Grey Cup wil...
Nov. 17: Is it time for rail, ports and Canada Post to be declared essential services and have the right to strike removed? 17.11.2024 18:28
The Canada Post strike continues, slowing down the Canadian economy and harming the Canadian supply chain. It is also harming the nation's small business community, following the rail and port disruptions already this year. Time for rail, ports and Canada Post to be declared essential services with the right to strike removed? Guest: Dan Kelly. President and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Indep...
Nov. 17: Eating a Christmas meal featuring crickets 17.11.2024 16:53
Instead of a Christmas turkey, how would you feel about a Christmas meal featuring crickets?? The effort to convert Canadians to insect consumption is underway and not being well-received. Guest: Professor Sylvain Charlebois. Director of the Dalhousie University Agri Foods lab. His current op-ed in the Toronto Sun: Why Canadians aren't ready to trade steak for crickets Learn more about your ad c...
Nov. 17: How prepared is Canada for any mass migrant crossing from the U.S.? 17.11.2024 26:06
The immigration issue continues to make headlines with the U.S. preparing to remove 11 million undocumented migrants and Tom Homan, the new U.S. border Czar, indicates criminal gangs will be the first focus. Where might such gangs and members head for? Canada? How prepared is this country for any mass migrant crossing from the U.S.? What laws do we have to intercept and remove anyone on a criminal...
Nov. 17: The Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Toronto Argonauts face off in the 111th Grey Cup in Vancouver 17.11.2024 18:44
The 111th Grey Cup will be played today when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers make their fifth consecutive appearance in the national championship and the Toronto Argonauts are forced to play their backup quarterback. This is the eighth time the Blue Bombers and Argonauts have met in the Grey Cup, with Toronto winning all seven previous games. Guests: Greg Mackling. Co-host of The Start on 680 CJOB Winn...
Nov. 17: The Taylor Swift experience continues in Canada 17.11.2024 16:58
The Taylor Swift experience continues in Canada. Yesterday a listener texted he or she had 2 tickets for a Toronto concert for sale at $8500. They sold within half an hour (we were not involved). Guest: Alan Cross. Host of The Ongoing History of New Music and the podcast Uncharted - Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry. Also on ajournalofmusicalthings.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit...
Roy Green Show Podcast November 16: How Trump's return affects Canadians, Taylor Swift's presence in Toronto costs taxpayers, Paul Bernardo's appears before parole board and a letter from a legendary broadcaster 16.11.2024 56:17
Today’s podcast: Today, some 11 days since Americans voted to return Donald Trump to the White House by a significant majority in what was expected to be a very close election, the president-elect's named cabinet officers list is generating both praise, scorn, and open concern, might we Canadians, exactly 1 year from today be dealing very recent and much unexpected federal election results of our...
Nov. 16: How Donald Trump's economic policy affects Canadians 16.11.2024 15:05
Opinions on the impact of Donald Trump in the White House setting economic policy for the U.S. and economic policy that will immediately and directly affect Canada. Will Trump's policies, including his love of tariffs, bring economic success to the United States and spill over into Canada? Or will Trump's economic policies result in something slightly short of economic armageddon (as one pundit wr...
Nov. 16: Roy reads legendary broadcaster Paul Harvey's letter to his grandson 16.11.2024 14:50
A listener emailed a piece written by legendary American broadcaster Paul Harvey penned for his grandchildren. In the letter, Harvey writes of his wishes for his grandchildren which we're wondering if listeners will find on the mark, or advice past its best-before date in 2024. We've heard both views from people asked to read the piece. Guest: Roy reads Paul Harvey's letter to his grandson Learn m...
Nov. 16: Convicted serial rapist to sit in the same room as the parents and families of his victims and make his case for freedom 16.11.2024 16:34
In ten days Paul Bernardo, convicted serial rapist, kidnapper and murderer of teenagers Kristen French, Leslie Mahaffy and Tammy Homolka will again appear before the Parole Board seeking release from prison. Earlier this year Kristen's father Doug French died at age 92. Bernardo will again sit in the same room as the parents/families of his victims making his case for freedom. Meanwhile, if Bernar...
Nov. 16: The Beauties and the Beast panel 16.11.2024 16:57
Former Liberal MP Michelle Simson has written a letter to current members of parliament in which Ms. Simson charges "the government's attempt to alter our fixed election date by a matter of days... Is simply to enrich MPs elected for the first time in 2019, ensuring their eligibility for a lifetime, gold-plated pension. "Self-serving" and "transparently money-grubbing" are words Simson also uses i...
Nov. 16: Taylor Swift's motorcade costs some $282 million to the city's economy 16.11.2024 13:00
There's no question that Taylor Swift is a music royalty and perhaps the single most successful music act ever (Bigger than the Beatles? Bigger than Elvis?) In Toronto, Swift is treated as royalty and a motorcade rivals what King Charles might experience. And who pays for this? And is it all necessary? Meanwhile, Swift's presence in Toronto adds some $282 million to the city's economy. While Taylo...
Nov. 16: How might Trump's return to the White House affect Canadians? 16.11.2024 14:55
Today, some 11 days since Americans voted to return Donald Trump to the White House by a significant majority in what was expected to be a very close election, the president-elect's named cabinet officers list is generating both praise, scorn, and open concern, might we Canadians, exactly 1 year from today be dealing very recent and much unexpected federal election results of our own and what migh...
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