Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Business
Calgary's own Rockpoint Gas Storage is making waves, announcing record-breaking second quarter fiscal year 2026 results that are set to bolster Alberta's already strengthening economy. This impressive performance comes as Calgary continues to see rising business confidence and a robust economic outlook for 2025, driven by
City News
Calgary, listen up! Despite attempts to curb its budget, Elections Alberta confirms that referendums are legally mandated and must proceed. Alberta’s chief electoral officer, Gordon McClure, issued a clear directive: current legislation prevents any interruption, delay, or prohibition of verification activities. This means Elections Alberta cannot skirt the necessary
Community News
A political shake-up in Nova Scotia has sparked questions about potential shifts right here in Alberta. On November 4, 2025, MP Chris d'Entremont left Conservative ranks to join the Liberals. Could similar political movement ripple through Alberta's United Conservative Party? Here in Calgary, our recent municipal
Sports
Calgary, get ready for some home-ice hockey! The Flames are back tonight after a recent road swing, and the Saddledome is buzzing. The Flames hit the ice at 7:30 PM MT to face the Columbus Blue Jackets. Calgary, sitting at 3-9-2, will aim to climb the standings against a
Community News
A critical discussion is heating up in Calgary, focusing on Alberta's aging oil and gas wells and ongoing coal mining concerns. Albertans against coal mining in the Rockies are gathering at the Royal Canadian Legion No. 1 on 7 Avenue SE from 6 p.m. to 8:30
City News
Calgary’s new leader, Mayor Jeromy Farkas, expressed "cautious optimism" regarding the newly tabled federal budget. With the municipal election just wrapped, the city is now keenly watching for robust federal investment that aligns with his mandate of fiscal discipline and addressing the core needs of a growing
City News
Calgary Police are rolling out a focused, one-day initiative today, November 5, 2025, aimed squarely at boosting public safety in the city's downtown core. Dubbed "Safer Calgary – Operation Order," this concentrated effort responds directly to ongoing community concerns about safety and aims to foster greater engagement
Community News
Calgarians are speaking out, feeling unheard by the Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL). Following a highly anticipated AFL press conference, many residents texted 'RESIST' to 55255. They were eager for ongoing updates and a direct line to the labour movement. But since the initial welcome, responses have been
Community News
A Calgary machinist's recent online post, shared on November 4, 2025, is sparking serious discussion across the city. The raw critique highlights deep frustrations with both federal and provincial leadership. Many Calgarians resonate with the sentiment, especially as a recent Leger survey indicated 61 percent of Albertans believe
Community News
Calgary Police Chief Katie McLellan is laying down the law: a firm approach is coming to city streets. In a recent interview published November 5, 2025, McLellan made it unequivocally clear there will be no "hug-a-thug" tactics under her command. This shift promises to reclaim public spaces and
Community News
A Calgary lawyer is sparking debate in Alberta's legal circles, revealing that financial contributions are seemingly essential for engaging with government officials on critical issues. Lawyer Karamveer Lalh's professional corporation donated $3,750 to the United Conservative Party, bringing the 'cash for access' discussion
Crime & Safety
Calgary’s vibrant Beltline awoke to a shock Tuesday morning as Bridgette Bar, a local favourite and cornerstone of the city’s renowned dining scene, was hit by an early morning fire. At 1:40 a.m. on November 4, Calgary Fire Department crews rushed to 739 10 Avenue S.
