By: Jordan Twiss Every time the issue of Truth and Reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous people is brought up, it’s inevitable that someone (or many someones) will come out of the woodwork to ask the same handful of tired, old questions.
Read MoreSask. Party’s do nothing approach isn’t working
By: Jordan Twiss In the ever-evolving world of publishing, one of the latest industry trends is the use of sensitivity readers.
Read MoreIn messy PC leadership race, the gong is king
By: Jordan Twiss And then there were five.
Read MoreNew Sask. NDP leader has much work to do
By: Jordan Twiss If you blinked, you may have missed that the Saskatchewan NDP selected its new leader on June 26.
Read MoreSask. Party gets failing grade on education
By: Jordan Twiss As another school year comes to a close – either too soon or not soon enough, depending on who you ask – it’s fitting that education seems to be the subject of increasingly heated discussions in provincial politics.
Read MoreAn open letter to the Class of 2022
By: Jordan Twiss At last, and yet seemingly all too soon, another graduation season is upon us.
Read MoreAs inflation cripples us, politicians pass the buck
By: Jordan Twiss Though we may have differing opinions on the minutiae of what constitutes good governance, most of us can likely agree that we expect our governments to…
Read MoreThe easy choice is seldom the correct one
By; Jordan Twiss When Erin O’Toole was ousted as the federal PC Party leader, after a less than satisfactory performance against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the 2021 election, …
Read MoreA ‘do nothing’ approach won’t stop gun violence
By: Jordan Twiss If politics had an Olympics and saying stupid things was one of the sports, Texas governor Greg Abbott would be taking home the gold, silver, and bronze medals.
Read MoreMoe’s attacks on NDP show need to look inward
By: Jordan Twiss At this point, politics and partisan mudslinging go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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