Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
Calgary Debates 'Y'all': A Linguistic Look A recent local discussion has ignited debate over the use of "y'all" in Calgary, with some citizens expressing frustration, deeming it un-Canadian. Yet, others report using the term frequently, questioning the sentiment and even citing our
Crime & Safety
Arrests in Livingston Uncover Persistent Problem The recent apprehension of two individuals for copper wire theft in the burgeoning community of Livingston has cast a spotlight on a persistent and costly issue plaguing Calgary's rapidly expanding neighbourhoods. This incident is indicative of a broader trend, where sprawling construction
Community News
Calgary Mayor Extends White Hat Solidarity to Fire-Ravaged Jasper Calgary’s new Mayor, Jeromy Farkas, marked his early days in office with a profound gesture of inter-municipal solidarity this week. On November 14, 2025, shortly after assuming office on October 29, 2025, Mayor Farkas presented a traditional Calgary White Hat
Community News
New Legislation Sparks Controversy Under the leadership of Premier Danielle Smith, who was sworn into office on October 11, 2022, and re-elected in May 2023, the United Conservative Party (UCP) government has introduced and passed significant legislation impacting transgender individuals in Alberta. These policies, first announced in January 2024 and
Community News
Downtown Sighting Raises Animal Welfare Questions A recent community post describing two unhoused individuals allegedly dragging a distressed dog by its neck downtown has ignited discussion about animal welfare in Calgary. The concern highlights the difficult realities some pets face, especially when their owners are experiencing hardship. Reporting & Support
Community News
UCP's Recall Rhetoric Under Fire A contentious debate is swirling in Calgary over the United Conservative Party’s (UCP) messaging on recall petitions. Critics are lambasting the party for equating recall efforts—a democratic mechanism the UCP itself legislated—with "left-wing attempts to overthrow the government."
Business
Leadership Shift at Local Resource Firm Calgary-based Kaymus Resources Inc. (TSXV: KYS.H) announced a significant change to its Board of Directors on November 14, 2025. The company, a fixture in Alberta's vital resource sector, confirmed the immediate resignation of Donald Poruchny from its board. Kaymus Resources extends
Community News
Navigating Gym Membership: Anytime Fitness Policies Explained A Calgary resident’s recent struggle to cancel an Anytime Fitness membership, despite relocating and gaining access to a new apartment gym, highlights a common frustration. The member found they didn’t qualify for a relocation cancellation, not having moved the required distance
Community News
Nenshi Campaign Draws on External Expertise Former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi’s bid for the Alberta NDP leadership, which he successfully secured on June 22, 2024, has drawn considerable attention for its strategic approach. Reports indicate Nenshi’s campaign has indeed enlisted a U.S. political ad agency, Fight Agency,
Community News
The Recall Act: A UCP Creation Under Fire Alberta’s United Conservative Party (UCP) introduced the Recall Act, which came into effect in 2022, enabling voters to initiate a petition to remove a sitting Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) mid-term. This mechanism, designed to enhance democratic accountability, now finds
Community News
The heartfelt gratitude from a local photographer, thanking the community for its support, truly encapsulates the vibrant spirit of Calgary's creative landscape. This appreciation isn't just about individual artists; it reflects a broader city-wide embrace of a sector recognized as both a cornerstone of our cultural
City News
A Vision Realized in East Village Once known as Calgary's "skid row," East Village has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis, spearheaded by the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC). Established in 2007, CMLC’s mandate was to revitalize the Rivers District. The 2009 East Village Master Plan laid
