Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
Calgary’s bustling school communities are bracing for significant changes following the Alberta Government’s announcement to hire 3,000 teachers and 1,500 education assistants province-wide over the next three years. This investment is crucial as Calgary's student population continues its rapid expansion, with the Calgary Board
Community News
Calgary’s vehicle bumpers are once again serving as highly visible political billboards, with a notable shift in their defiant messages. While "f Trudeau" decals have been a common sight for years, the conversation on the streets is now turning to "f Smith" and "f
Community News
Calgary drivers, ever feel like you need a rulebook just for making a left turn? You’re not alone. A recent incident on October 31, 2025, during Calgary’s notorious rush hour, highlighted the confusion many Calgarians face daily. A local driver, attempting a left turn on a solid green
Community News
Calgarians living with disabilities are facing an increasingly uncertain future as significant shifts in provincial support programs come into focus, against a backdrop of the city’s rapid population growth and rising cost of living. Frustration is mounting over Alberta’s decision to claw back the new federal Canada Disability
Community News
As the crisp October winds sweep through Calgary on October 31, the city once again transforms into a dazzling Halloween wonderland, proving that Calgarians go all out for community spirit. From Inglewood’s month-long "Haunted Historic Inglewood" celebration to pumpkin-laden porches in Kensington's "Halloween Village,
Community News
Calgarians, brace yourselves: a recent investigation by Alberta's Information and Privacy Commissioner has exposed troubling practices within the provincial government regarding access to information. A report released in May 2025 uncovered an "Access Request Playbook" that coached staff on denying records and narrowly interpreting requests under
Community News
Calgary’s education system is grappling with profound challenges, as teachers across Alberta voice feelings of demoralization. This sentiment, brought to light by Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides in a recent Real Talk discussion, deeply impacts Calgary, where educators are foundational to the city’s future and daily family life. The
City News
Our city’s innovation scene just got a major shot in the arm with nine University of Calgary researchers being named Canada Research Chairs. Announced nationally on March 13, 2025, and recognized locally on May 8, 2025, these appointments highlight UCalgary’s pivotal role in cementing Calgary as a global
City News
DRUMHELLER BUST: $150K Contraband Seizure Hits Hard at Nearby Institution Calgary's surrounding communities are feeling the impact as vigilant staff at Drumheller Institution scored a major win against contraband on October 27, 2025. Inside the medium security unit, packages containing an alarming haul of methamphetamine, THC, vaping devices,
Crime & Safety
Calgary is reeling today after a tragic workplace incident in the bustling Highfield Industrial Area claimed the life of a man in his 60s. On Thursday, October 30, 2025, the man was fatally struck by a semi-truck within a loading bay in the 1500 block of Hastings Crescent S.E.
Crime & Safety
Calgary Police Shut Down Major Drug Operation in Forest Lawn Calgary Police Service announced on October 28, 2025, the successful conclusion of a month-long drug trafficking investigation that netted a significant haul of illicit substances and dangerous weapons. The probe, which began in September 2025, culminated on October 17, 2025,
City News
Calgary’s tech scene is heating up, and you’re invited to the party! From November 3-6, Calgary Innovation Week 2025 is set to celebrate the city’s booming entrepreneurial spirit, with the University of Calgary's Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking proudly participating as a presenting sponsor. It’
