The Roy Green Show

Global News exclusive story last weekend that the wife of mass killer Damien Sanderson called 911 to alert the RCMP to her concerns that her husband and his brother Myles needed to be stopped from doing something "stupid" and that they had taken her car and were threatening people. Skye Sanderson told GN the RCMP returned her car but didn't do enough to find the Sanderson brothers despite outstanding arrest warrants. Ten people died and eighteen more were injured. The RCMP is refusing to answer specific questions. - Saskatchewan Conservative senator Denise Batters raised this issue in the Senate, challenging the government to demand the RCMP answer questions.

Guest: Senator Denise Batters.

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An exclusive poll for Global News, conducted IPSOS Public Affairs shows Pierre Poilievre has overtaken Justin Trudeau as leader seen as best choice for prime minister. Canadians are saying this across the nation. In Ontario Poilievre leads Trudeau by 7 points.

Guest: Sean Simpson. VP. Ipsos Public Affairs.

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Firearms in the headlines again. - Alberta justice minister Tyler Shandro announced Alberta will fight the Trudeau government's decision to seize and engage in a buyback program of 'assault-style' firearms from licenced Canadian gun owners . Schandro has ordered the RCMP in Alberta not to engage in Ottawa's forced buyback of these firearms.

Guest: Tyler Shandro. Alberta minister of justice.

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Today’s podcast:

Cape Breton Regional Municipality declared a state of emergency over the impact of Fiona. We speak with a CBRM council member.

Guest: Gordon MacDonald. District 1 council member, Cape Breton Regional Municipality.

NASA will crash a half-billion-dollar space craft into an asteroid moonlet next Tuesday in an experiment to see if asteroids can be pushed off course, if they threaten earth. This one apparently isn't a threat....but who knows???

Guest: Chris Rutkowski. Science writer who has written extensively on space, on UFOs and related subjects. Has degrees in science and education. Facutly at the University of Manitoba.

We're closing in on the 50th anniversary of the end of the 1972 Canada vs USSR hockey Summit Series (September 28). The nation was on a knife's edge emotionally as we appeared ready to lose to the Soviets. Then Paul Henderson scored the winning goal in the final three games and rescued our national pride. Still Henderson is not in the Hockey Hall of Fame. What is more 'famous' than the three winning goals Henderson scored in the Summit Series.  Vladislav Tretiak, the Soviet goalie Henderson beat with those three game-winning Canada goals is in the Hall of Fame. 

Guest: Paul Henderson. Team Canada 1972, Summit Series

Nearly a quarter of Canadians are cutting back on food purchases as inflation continues to drive food costs up across Canada. Survey by the Agri Foods Analytics Laboratory at Dalhousie University.

Guest: Professor Sylvain Charlebois. Director of the Dalhouise Univ Agri Foods Laboratory.

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Cape Breton Regional Municipality declared a state of emergency over the impact of Fiona. We speak with a CBRM council member.

Guest: Gordon MacDonald. District 1 council member, Cape Breton Regional Municipality.

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NASA will crash a half-billion-dollar space craft into an asteroid moonlet next Tuesday in an experiment to see if asteroids can be pushed off course, if they threaten earth. This one apparently isn't a threat....but who knows???

Guest: Chris Rutkowski. Science writer who has written extensively on space, on UFOs and related subjects. Has degrees in science and education. Facutly at the University of Manitoba.

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We're closing in on the 50th anniversary of the end of the 1972 Canada vs USSR hockey Summit Series (September 28). The nation was on a knife's edge emotionally as we appeared ready to lose to the Soviets. Then Paul Henderson scored the winning goal in the final three games and rescued our national pride. Still Henderson is not in the Hockey Hall of Fame. What is more 'famous' than the three winning goals Henderson scored in the Summit Series.  Vladislav Tretiak, the Soviet goalie Henderson beat with those three game-winning Canada goals is in the Hall of Fame. 

Guest: Paul Henderson. Team Canada 1972, Summit Series

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Nearly a quarter of Canadians are cutting back on food purchases as inflation continues to drive food costs up across Canada. Survey by the Agri Foods Analytics Laboratory at Dalhousie University.

Guest: Professor Sylvain Charlebois. Director of the Dalhouise Univ Agri Foods Laboratory.

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The destruction caused by storm Fiona in Atlantic Canada.

Guest: Nadine Osmond. Town clerk, Port aux Basques, Newfoundland. Community devastated by Fiona. 

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Vic was one of the 3,000+ Canadian hockey fans who flew to Moscow from Yellowknife to attend the Summit Series games there. It is also where Vic met his wife, an American nurse who also flew to Moscow for the Summit Series games.

Guest: Vic. Relates what it was like in Moscow as Canada clawed its way back into the series and Henderson won it finally.

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