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.

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.

By: Jordan Twiss If you adhere to the Chinese zodiac, then you’ll know 2024 is the Year of the Dragon, the most auspicious and powerful creature in the zodiac.

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.