By: Jordan Twiss When embarking on an ambitious undertaking – say, to prevent the world from roasting like a chicken – it’s important to have goals in mind.
Read MoreA 2023 election? Let’s hope not
By: Jordan Twiss There’s an electric feeling in the air of late. Could it be the thrill of summer’s arrival? Or is it perhaps an omen that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may soon call a snap federal election?
Read MoreChina interference report marred by partisanship
By: Jordan Twiss The show’s over folks. Go home.
Read MoreFeds’ EV strategy hinges on bankrupting taxpayers
By: Jordan Twiss Greek mythology tells us of the story of Pandora’s Box, which was said to contain a multitude of evils.
Read MoreLiberals show disdain for debate, democracy
By: Jordan Twiss Healthy debate is the cornerstone of any vibrant democracy.
Read MoreBill C-69 lag could doom Trudeau’s climate goals
By: Jordan Twiss When it became the law of the land in 2019, Bill C-69, The Impact Assessment Act, was dubbed the “no more pipelines” bill by its opponents.
Read MoreVolkswagen deal shows cost of ‘doing business’
By: Jordan Twiss In principle, free market capitalism is a simple, straightforward economic system governed by the law of supply and demand rather than central government control of production, labour, and markets.
Read MoreAbysmal domestic violence record demands real action
By: Jordan Twiss To some it might be just an unfortunate coincidence.
Read MoreEmergency services in need of urgent care
By: Jordan Twiss We’d all like to think we could count on having an ambulance and space in the ER available, if ever we found ourselves unexpectedly in the midst of a health-related crisis.
Read MoreThe rules of reality no longer apply
By: Jordan Twiss In last week’s column about the 2023-2024 federal budget, I delved deep into the topsy turvy, downright nonsensical, version of reality we find ourselves living in.
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