Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
Calgary and Alberta are gripped by political tension as of October 30, 2025. The United Conservative Party, led by Premier Danielle Smith, holds 47 seats in the Legislature. With 44 seats required for a majority, losing just four could dramatically shift the provincial political landscape. The NDP currently holds 38
City News
Hey, Calgary! Navigating our vibrant downtown just got a whole lot smoother. The Pedesting app, a brilliant local innovation, is expanding its reach, making urban exploration easier for everyone. Launched in September 2023, this Made-in-Calgary gem maps out the easiest and safest pedestrian routes, a real game-changer for anyone hitting
Community News
Calgarians are sharply focused on the province's recent invocation of the Notwithstanding Clause, a move that fundamentally impacts local education and broader labour rights. On Monday, October 27, 2025, the Alberta government passed Bill 2, the "Back to School Act," using the clause to compel 51,
Community News
Calgary's downtown is bracing for a significant shift as Government of Alberta (GOA) employees prepare to return to the office full-time. This move, effective February 2026, signals the end of the interim hybrid work policy established in March 2022, which allowed approximately 12,600 government employees, or 44
City News
Calgary, let's hear it for one of our own! Bow Valley College has officially landed a spot on Alberta's Top Employers for 2025, a testament to its exceptional work environment and commitment to going above and beyond. This isn't just a shiny plaque; it&
Business
Calgary-based Artrari One Capital Corp. has announced the closing of a debt settlement, issuing over half a million common shares to resolve outstanding liabilities. The move, officially announced on October 30, 2025, sees the company settle an aggregate of $10,383.20 in debt by issuing 519,160 common shares
Community News
A Calgary resident’s sidewalk chalk message, “The use of the notwithstanding clause is dangerous,” sparked a downtown confrontation on October 29, 2025. This incident highlights the ongoing tension between public expression and city bylaws in our vibrant city. While peacefully chalking outside a local MLA’s office, the Calgarian
Community News
Calgarians grappling with disabilities face a turbulent period of shifting support as significant provincial changes roll out. Starting January 2025, the Alberta government eliminated funding for three key disability advocacy groups, including Calgary's own Disability Action Hall, a local organization established in 1998 to champion "enough money
Community News
October 30, 2025, saw Calgary’s City Hall transformed by the vibrant energy of students rallying in powerful solidarity with Alberta teachers. More than a dozen high schools across Calgary participated in this province-wide walkout, making their voices heard for the educators who shape their futures. This impassioned demonstration comes
City News
Hey Calgary, mark your calendars! On November 5, 2025, Bow Valley College celebrates its Fall Convocation, unleashing a fresh wave of talent ready to dive into our dynamic city. These aren't just graduates; they're the next generation of innovators and contributors, poised to make a real
Community News
Calgary students streamed back into classrooms on October 29, 2025, after a provincewide teachers' strike, which began on October 6, 2025, was abruptly ended by the enactment of Bill 2. But the return to normalcy for Calgary's 740,000 students comes with a heavy dose of controversy.
Crime & Safety
Calgary’s streets are about to be flooded with pint-sized superheroes, spooky ghosts, and adorable witches! To keep our little ghouls and goblins safe, the much-loved Partners for Safety program is officially back on October 31, 2025. From 6 to 8 p.m., hundreds of vehicles from Calgary’s Child
