By: Jordan Twiss If you recently read headlines about an outbreak of COVID-19 at an Extendicare long-term care facility in Regina, fret not.

By: Jordan Twiss For as long as anyone can likely remember, there has always been a profound philosophical and ideological divide when it comes to the Canadian criminal justice system.

By: Jordan Twiss Though it seems like a distant memory now, there was once a time when the delineation between Canadian and American politics was crystal clear.

By: Jordan Twiss At long last, relief from the ravages of inflation is coming for Saskatchewan residents who have been battered and wearied by the rising costs of just about everything.

By: Jordan Twiss Last week, when the Government of Saskatchewan announced it had issued a request for proposals for “third party” surgical providers,…

By: Jordan Twiss In January of 2004 (better late than never), the Supreme Court of Canada declared all corporal punishment by school officials to be illegal.

By: Jordan Twiss As you read this, I should be at the tail end of my first trip back to Ontario since 2019 (thanks, COVID).

By: Jordan Twiss When 93-year-old Lois McGuire was hospitalized in Saskatoon for a bladder blockage just after Christmas, one can only imagine what she must have felt.

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.

By: Jordan Twiss In the ever-evolving world of publishing, one of the latest industry trends is the use of sensitivity readers.