The Roy Green Show podcast

One of Roy's dogs became seriously ill this past week. Roy paid approximately $3000 for his care, tests, and 48 hours of I.V./antibiotics at an emergency animal hospital.

After sending an email update to friends who had inquired after his dog's health, Roy received a response from a friend who questions whether any 'animal' is worth "that kind of money."

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After Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna declared Saskatchewan will adopt the Liberals’ pan Canadian carbon tax, Saskatchewan’s Minister of the Environment said that will never happen.

Guest: Scott Moe, Saskatchewan’s Environment Minister

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France will decide on its new president this weekend.

Guest:  Dr. Christian Leuprecht, professor at Queen's University and the Royal Military College

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According to Statistics Canada, there are more seniors than children living in Canada for the first time in census history. Why is that?

Roy has a theory.

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Roy and the Beauties discuss the Harjit Sajjan affair, the 2016 census finding that there are more seniors than children in Canada, the real estate market cooling in Toronto and more.

Guests: Catherine Swift

Linda Leatherdale

Michelle Simson

Roy speaks to several former police officers about their experiences.

A Fraser Institute report shows that a national carbon tax and/or cap and trade schemes fail the economy.

Guest:  Kenneth Green, senior director of energy and natural resource studies at the Fraser Institute

(Photo: Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press)

Roy asks current or former members of the police force to call in and share their experiences.

Roy asks callers what they think of Australia's values test, how they got rid of a national carbon tax and more.

An FBI report shows that police are "de-policing" as anti-cop hostility rises.

Guest: Michael Elliot, President of the Alberta Federation of Police Associations

The Roy Green Show podcast

The Toronto woman who gave who gave water to a pig on a truck headed to slaughter had her mischief charge dismissed in court.

Guests: Anita Kranjc, co-founder of Pig Save Toronto
Emily Lavender, PETA Canada

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Emmanuel Macron will be France's next president after defeating Marine Le Pen in the presidential election.

Guest: Jeff Sempel, Global News European Bureau Chief from Paris

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An FBI report shows that police are "de-policing" as anti-cop hostility rises.

Guest: Michael Elliot, President of the Alberta Federation of Police Associations

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Roy speaks to several former police officers about their experiences.

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A Fraser Institute report shows that a national carbon tax and/or cap and trade schemes fail the economy.

Guest:  Kenneth Green, senior director of energy and natural resource studies at the Fraser Institute

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What does Australia's values test for immigrants entail? And why did Australia drop its national carbon tax in 2014?

Guest:  Brad Battin, Australian member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly and Shadow Minister for the Environment

The Toronto woman who gave who gave water to a pig on a truck headed to slaughter had her mischief charge dismissed in court.

Guests: Anita Kranjc, co-founder of Pig Save Toronto
Emily Lavender, PETA Canada

(Photo: Elli Garlin/The Canadian Press)

Roy reflects on CPC leadership candidate Kellie Leitch's proposed Canadian values test for immigrants and what Australian member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly Brad Battin said about Australia's values test.

(Photo: Liam Richards/The Canadian Press)

Roy asks callers if they agree or disagree with the court's decision regarding Anita Kranjc giving water to a pig headed to slaughter.