By: Jordan Twiss Any energy sector companies that regularly contribute to the political campaigns of Premier Scott Moe and his Sask. Party colleagues must certainly feel like the investment was a good one.
Read MoreWapiti’s short-sighted decision hurts Shellbrook
By: Jordan Twiss When I was a teenager, I got my first job as a page in the children’s department of a library in my hometown.
Read MoreMoe ignores his job to bicker with Ottawa
By: Jordan Twiss Some days, it’s hard not to feel like Premier Scott Moe is auditioning to be the next leader of the federal Conservative Party.
Read MorePost-COVID Sask. looks uncomfortably familiar
By: Jordan Twiss Welcome to (mostly) post-COVID Saskatchewan. Are you feeling like your life is back to normal yet?
Read MoreMoe’s mandate logic doesn’t quite add up
By: Jordan Twiss After nearly two years of battling against COVID-19 – of masking, and social distancing, and bickering with one another – Saskatchewan is nearly at the finish line of the pandemic.
Read MoreO’Toole’s ouster leaves void in Conservative leadership
By: Jordan Twiss For the second election cycle in a row, it’s one and done for the leader of the Conservative Party.
Read MoreBalance lacking in COVID strategies
By: Jordan Twiss These days, it’s hard not to feel like the universe has been spun around and turned on its head.
Read MoreSask. Party mustn’t ignore small business struggles
By: Jordan Twiss Everything is fine.Everything is perfectly normal here in Saskatchewan.
Read MoreProposed “vax tax” goes a step too far
By: Jordan Twiss By now, you’d think governments would have run out of ways – short of pinning people down and forcibly injecting them – to entice or persuade the holdouts to roll up their sleeves and get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Read MoreCouncils must keep the public record public
Those who run for public office generally do so with nothing but the best of intentions.
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