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.
Read MoreNew year requires serious MPs in Parliament
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.
Read MoreSask Party must fix social housing in 2025
By: Jordan Twiss A blink-and-you-miss-it post-election fall sitting of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly came to a close last week.
Read MoreTrump’s jokes, threats are no laughing matter
By: Jordan Twiss Jokes – well, good jokes at any rate – are meant to make us laugh and forget our troubles for at least a little while.
Read MoreAffordability relief needs team approach
By: Jordan Twiss Saskatchewan’s 30th Legislative Assembly gathered last Monday to begin its post-election session, and already it looks as though the couple weeks leading into the holiday season are going to be as contentious as ever.
Read MoreAs scurvy cases rise, governments pass the buck
By: Jordan Twiss When one reads the word scurvy, one is transported back in time to the age of history’s greatest explorers.
Read MoreTrump presidency deals another blow to carbon tax
By: Jordan Twiss For the next two months, the United States, and the rest of the world, will be living in the uncertainty that is a Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment – or more accurately a Schrödinger’s president scenario.
Read MoreSecond Trump term sure to be bumpy ride
By: Jordan Twiss They say when someone shows you who they are, you should believe them.
Read MoreNew carbon tax challenge likely a moot point
By: Jordan Twiss In further evidence that 2024 is destined to repeat the greatest political hits of the past few years, the federal carbon tax was making news yet again last week.
Read MoreSask Party renewal must start with accountability
By: Jordan Twiss As the provincial election headed into the home stretch last week, the polls were laying out some pretty clear expectations for what the legislature might look like later this fall.
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