By: Jordan Twiss Though the Sask Party hasn’t had much to say about it – given that it’s been a little distracted responding to United States President Donald Trump’s tariff tantrum – last week was an important one for Saskatchewan’s educators.

By: Jordan Twiss In politics, and in life, some things are simply about timing.You can put in all the work and preparation, do everything correctly, and all it takes is one star being misaligned to make it all for naught.

By: Jordan Twiss A few weeks ago, we explored the many ways in which United States President Donald Trump is rewinding the clock in his quest to “Make America Great Again.”

By: Jordan Twiss For the past few years, the word “broken” has become one of the most commonly used words in politics.

By: Jordan Twiss They say even a broken clock is right twice a day. And so, as much as it pains me, I must confess that, for all his baseless bluster, United States President Donald Trump is right about at least one thing: fentanyl is a scourge that must be eradicated – the sooner, the […]

By: Jordan Twiss Though we’re only a month into the new year, it seems we already have a pretty good idea of what will define 2025.

By: Jordan Twiss Much to the chagrin of those who dreaded a second Donald Trump presidency, the world did not wake up to learn it had only dreamed that he would be taking office once again last Monday.

By: Jordan Twiss For decades, those who believed the rise of television and the internet would eliminate the need for printed media have been sounding the death knell for newspapers.

By: Jordan Twiss There’s always a sense of renewed hope as we enter a new year. A sense that anything is possible – including all those things we swear we’ll do one day but never find or make the time for.

By: Jordan Twiss In the same way students are graded across multiple subjects to evaluate their overall academic performance, there are a multitude of ways in which a government’s successes and failures can be measured.