Ginny Roth

Today's program features the best commentary and analysis published in the Hub for October 13th, 2026.

Up first is Ginny Roth, writing on how Terry Fox embodied true Canadian grit that young Canadians risk losing.

It's been a few weeks since I saw Run Terry Run at the Toronto International Film Festival, but I've thought about it every day since.

It stuck with me not because I learned that, as of February, the Terry Fox Foundation has surpassed $1 billion raised for cancer research, or because I participated in so many Terry Fox Runs as a kid.

and the raw depiction of a uniquely Canadian character who, sadly, has a new resonance in 2026.

My only hope is that it causes more Canadians to occasionally ask themselves, what would Terry do?

That was a commentary by Ginny Roth.

She is a partner at Crestview Strategy and a longtime conservative activist who most recently served as the director of communications on Pierre Poilievre's conservative leadership campaign.

Today's program features the best commentary and analysis published in the Hub for October 5th, 2026.

Up first is Ginny Roth, writing on how protectionism is masquerading as patriotism in Canada.

Sometimes anti-free trade politicians tell on themselves.

President Trump and other so-called America first Republicans are the clearest examples.

covert economic nationalism disguised as patriotism has become a political winner in the short term.

However, if we continue to indulge it, we risk overt protectionism defining Canada's public policy landscape in the near future and for many years to come.

That was a commentary by Ginny Roth.

She is a partner at Crestview Strategy and a longtime conservative activist who most recently served as the director of communications on Pierre Poilievre's conservative leadership campaign.