Roy asks callers if they prioritize border security over aiding those who cross the border illegally.

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The Roy Green Show

In light of the recent controversy regarding Dr. David Dao being violently ejected from a United Airlines flight, Roy discusses other cases of airlines treating passengers carelessly. 

Have you experienced being bumped from a commercial flight, or had other adventures with airlines? 

Guest:  Dave Carroll, Canadian singer/songwriter of "United Breaks Guitars" after United Airlines broke his guitar

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Despite booking their vacation over six months in advance, Brett and Shanna Doyle’s 10-year-old-son was bumped from an Air Canada flight during their March Break vacation to Costa Rica.

Guest: Brett Doyle 

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Scott Smith is an Ontario teen with Asperger's Syndrome who developed an anti-bullying program for some Ontario schools. The program has been widely recognized by schools in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Kentucky and Colorado.

His initiative, however, is being ignored by Ontario education minister Mitzie Hunter.

Guests: Scott and his father Steve

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A national poll by Angus Reid finds that Canadians prioritize border security over aiding those who are crossing illegally.

Guest: Shachi Kurl, executive director of the Angus Reid Institute

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Derek and Frances Baars' foster children were removed from their home by the Children’s Aid Society after they refused to tell the children the Easter Bunny is real.            

Guest: Derek Baars

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In the United States, at least one doctor per day commits suicide. Why is this happening?

Guest: Dr. Michael Myers, psychiatrist, professor at UBC and SUNY, author of “Why Are Doctors Killing Themselves” In the United States, at least one doctor per day commits suicide. Why is this happening?