By: Jordan Twiss In the same way that past behaviour is the best predictor of future behaviour, the best way to guess what a political party might do if it forms government is to examine what it’s done in the past.

By: Jordan Twiss If ever you needed proof that time is a nonsensical, completely made-up construct, consider the following: 10 years ago, to this exact date, my first news articles and first weekly column appeared in the pages of the Shellbrook Chronicle.

By: Jordan Twiss The race is officially on. Or, well, it should be by the time you’re reading this.

By: Jordan Twiss In last week’s column, we reflected on the thrilling, high-stakes world of international trade, and in particular the increasingly poor gamble that is attempting to be a trade partner with China.

By: Jordan Twiss There are few things as thrilling as a death-defying stunt or a daring escape.

By: Jordan Twiss After three years of wedded bliss, the honeymoon is over.

By: Jordan Twiss In one of its most recent social media advertising campaigns, the Sask Party government hearkened back to Premier Scott Moe’s small-town Saskatchewan roots in his hometown of Shellbrook.

By: Jordan Twiss It’s been encouraging, over the last few weeks, to receive a number of letters to the editor from readers.

By: Jordan Twiss Over the past 17 years, elections in Saskatchewan have been less of a question about who will win, and more of a question about how commanding the reigning Sask. Party government’s majority will be.

By: Jordan Twiss By and large, advancements in technology go hand-in-hand with improvements to our daily lives.