Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
The United Conservative Party is feeling the heat. Recent teacher legislation and looming nurse strike action are fueling public discontent, with Calgarians watching closely. A province-wide teacher strike began October 6, 2025. It quickly escalated. The UCP government responded by passing Bill 2, the "Back to School Act,"
Community News
Alberta's political landscape just got a major financial shake-up. The United Conservative Party (UCP) recently reinstated limits on corporate donations, and the money is already pouring in. The party raked in a massive $471,000 in corporate contributions in just three months, a move reported on November 4,
Business
Calgary-based Tourmaline Oil Corp is making headlines, delivering solid news for investors right as the city's energy sector navigates a complex, yet cautiously optimistic, 2025. The company wrapped up its third quarter of 2025 with strong liquids production, hitting 147,165 bpd—a 4% jump over Q2 2025.
Business
Calgary-based Surge Energy Inc. is making headlines with robust third-quarter results, announced on November 5, 2025. The company reported an impressive average production of 23,622 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd), significantly surpassing its revised 2025 budget guidance of 23,000 boepd, which was set on July 28,
Community News
Calgary is abuzz with political action as a recall petition targets Demetrios Nicolaides, MLA for Calgary-Bow and the province's Minister of Education and Childcare. This significant movement, initiated by Calgarian Jennifer Yeremiy, received official approval and was issued on October 23, 2025. The petition stems from claims that
Community News
Calgary shoppers, a new alert is out from Market Mall. On November 3rd, 2025, several individuals reported their key fobs failed to lock their vehicles in the same area of the parking lot. Their fobs resumed normal function only after they left the vicinity. Authorities suspect these incidents were the
Community News
Calgarians are once again seeing mail and parcels trickle in, albeit on a limited basis, as Canada Post officially transitioned to rotating strikes on October 11, 2025. This shift brought an end to a nationwide service shutdown that had impacted deliveries since September 25, 2025, when the Canadian Union of
City News
For Calgary’s small business owners, Budget 2025 isn’t about new taxes — it’s about new chances to invest, hire, and grow. Ottawa is sending a clear signal: build your business, and we’ll back you with incentives to compete. A Big Win on Equipment and Growth The headline
Community News
Calgarians, listen up! A disturbing moving scam is making the rounds, and locals are getting hit hard. ProvincialMoving.com is reportedly involved in a troubling situation where a man moving to Alberta faced a bill that nearly doubled his original quote. His move, initially estimated at $4,200, ballooned to
City News
Ottawa’s 2025 budget aims squarely at the middle class — the Canadians feeling the squeeze from rising rent, grocery bills, and everyday costs. It delivers a real financial breather through tax cuts and housing incentives, but the scale of spending raises tough questions about what comes next. The Good News:
City News
The federal government’s new budget, Canada Strong, lands with a mix of good news and growing unease. It delivers real, short-term relief for Calgarians and signals a friendlier stance toward Alberta’s energy sector — but the ballooning national debt remains the story behind the story. For everyday Calgarians, the
Business
Calgary's energy landscape just saw a major shake-up! On November 4, 2025, Denver-based Ovintiv acquired local player NuVista Energy for approximately $2.7 billion (C$3.8 billion), including net debt. This massive deal shines a spotlight on Calgary's continued relevance in the global energy market.
