By: Jordan Twiss If you were to survey 10 Shellbrook ratepayers about their biggest gripe with the community, odds are you’d hear a lot about the quality of the town’s water supply.

By: Jordan Twiss As Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre arrived in Québec City last Thursday for his party’s policy convention, he found himself in an enviable position.

By: Jordan Twiss The next sitting of Saskatchewan’s Legislative Assembly may still be more than a month away, but Premier Scott Moe has already moved his chess pieces into place ahead of his government’s return to work in the fall.

By: Jordan Twiss Following action taken by the government of New Brunswick in June, the government of Saskatchewan has introduced its own parental inclusion and consent policies for the province’s schools.

By: Jordan Twiss Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says they’re “unachievable.”

By: Jordan Twiss Over the course of the past two months, we have seen the emergence of a strong pushback against the suggestion that the wildfires that have been blazing across the country since the spring could be linked in any way to climate change.

By: Jordan Twiss No matter their political leanings, ruling governments all have one thing in common: at some point, they will find ways to waste taxpayer dollars.

By; Jordan Twiss Through his tenure as prime minister, Stephen Harper earned the moniker control-freak-in-chief for his heavy-handed use of his prime ministerial power.

By: Jordan Twiss Fourteen years after Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper signed Canada onto a G20 commitment to wind down subsidies to the fossil fuel sector, the end may finally be in sight under current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government.

By: Jordan Twiss If you were unwise enough to use politics as a barometer for the state of the world, you would almost certainly come away confused about what is reality and what isn’t.