By: Jordan Twiss A few weeks ago, we explored the many ways in which United States President Donald Trump is rewinding the clock in his quest to “Make America Great Again.”

By: Jordan Twiss For the past few years, the word “broken” has become one of the most commonly used words in politics.

By: Jordan Twiss They say even a broken clock is right twice a day. And so, as much as it pains me, I must confess that, for all his baseless bluster, United States President Donald Trump is right about at least one thing: fentanyl is a scourge that must be eradicated – the sooner, the […]

By: Jordan Twiss Though we’re only a month into the new year, it seems we already have a pretty good idea of what will define 2025.

By: Jordan Twiss Much to the chagrin of those who dreaded a second Donald Trump presidency, the world did not wake up to learn it had only dreamed that he would be taking office once again last Monday.

By: Jordan Twiss For decades, those who believed the rise of television and the internet would eliminate the need for printed media have been sounding the death knell for newspapers.

By: Jordan Twiss There’s always a sense of renewed hope as we enter a new year. A sense that anything is possible – including all those things we swear we’ll do one day but never find or make the time for.

By: Jordan Twiss In the same way students are graded across multiple subjects to evaluate their overall academic performance, there are a multitude of ways in which a government’s successes and failures can be measured.

By: Jordan Twiss As has been established in this space on numerous occasions over the years, Canada’s House of Commons is a place of the utmost decorum.

By: Jordan Twiss A blink-and-you-miss-it post-election fall sitting of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly came to a close last week.