By: Jordan Twiss Like a long-lost evil twin coming back from the dead to wreak havoc on a daytime soap opera, it seems there’s no end to the plot twists and turns when it comes to the federal carbon tax.

By: Jordan Twiss In this space, I’ve remarked frequently about the drastic tonal shift in Canada’s political theatre over the past few years.

By: Jordan Twiss In his hit song “The Gambler,” late Country Music Hall of Famer Kenny Rogers once sang, “You’ve got to know when to hold ‘em/Know when to fold ‘em/Know when to walk away/And know when to run.”

By: Jordan Twiss For much of its history, Canada has effectively been a country in which elections boil down to a choice between two parties that have a credible chance of forming government (usually Conservative or Liberal parties).

By: Jordan Twiss A little over a year ago, when former Governor General David Johnston delivered the findings of his investigation into foreign interference, concluding that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government…

By: Jordan Twiss Over and over and over, we’ve heard Premier Scott Moe tell us Saskatchewan’s oil and gas are the cleanest, most sustainable oil and gas in the whole world.

By: Jordan Twiss They say a lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth even gets its shoes on.

By: Jordan Twiss Watchers of the legislative assembly who tune in for the kind of verbal sparring one might expect to see on Jerry Springer reruns were given an exciting and unexpected season finale of the spring sitting.

By: Jordan Twiss When former Premier Brad Wall ushered his Saskatchewan Party government into office in 2007, he boasted that his would be “the most open and transparent government in the history of the province.”

By: Jordan Twiss On May 1, when he introduced a new support for families with children who need to travel out of province for medical treatment, Health Minister Everett Hindley said the initiative was the result of the Sask. Party government listening to families, kids, and frontline healthcare providers.