Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
Concerns are mounting in Calgary following a new report, "Exporting Profits: Alberta Oil and Gas Workers Fall Behind While American Shareholders Thrive," released by the Alberta Federation of Labour on October 22, 2025. The report reveals a significant disconnect: U.S.-based companies are heavily profiting from Canadian
Community News
Calgary’s healthcare landscape is bracing for significant changes following a major UCP announcement on October 22, 2025. The provincial government plans to allow Albertans to privately purchase elective diagnostic screening and testing services, a move that comes nearly two years after the broader restructuring of Alberta Health Services (AHS)
Community News
Calgarians, let’s talk about the backbone of our community: our public schools. As of today, October 23, 2025, a powerful message from a young Albertan is echoing the vital role teachers play in shaping our future. This heartfelt sentiment arrives amidst a challenging time for education in our province.
Community News
Calgarians are voicing growing frustrations over everyday issues, feeling increasingly disconnected from government priorities. While the Alberta government introduces new digital conveniences, residents grapple with pressing challenges impacting their daily lives. Healthcare remains a critical concern, with emergency room wait times continuing to be a major pain point. A 2024
City News
The votes are being tallied again in Ward 12, as a nail-biting 29-vote difference between candidates Mike Jamieson and Sarah Ferguson has triggered a recount. With official results for Calgary's 2025 General Election due by noon on Friday, October 24, 2025, residents of this expansive southeast ward are
City News
Calgarians are hitting roadblocks in their efforts to secure COVID-19 and influenza vaccines, as Alberta's updated booking system poses significant hurdles. With Phase 2 appointments for the broader public opening October 20, 2025, many residents are navigating a confusing labyrinth of options. For those aged five and older
Crime & Safety
Calgary’s skies may have quieted after the recent Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas celebrations on October 20-21, but the City of Calgary and Calgary Police Service are doubling down on warnings about unauthorized fireworks. Authorities had issued reminders leading up to these cultural festivities, urging residents to prioritize safety.
City News
Big news for Canada's waterways, with a direct ripple effect right here in Calgary. On October 18, MP Terry Duguid announced a significant $1.6 million investment to fund 10 projects aimed at restoring Lake Winnipeg. While geographically distant, these efforts underscore a vital national commitment to water
Business
Calgary's small businesses are the beating heart of our city, driving local culture, creating jobs, and keeping our neighbourhoods vibrant. But let's be real – they're facing some big hurdles. From inflation and rising operational costs to supply chain woes and even uncertainty from international
Crime & Safety
A dangerous high-speed pursuit involving a stolen truck ripped through central Calgary communities on Monday, October 20, 2025, culminating in charges against a 28-year-old man. The incident began around 3:00 PM when Calgary Police Service officers spotted a reported stolen Ford F-150 in the downtown core. When police attempted
City News
Calgary’s Downtown West is buzzing with a major revitalization milestone: the Dominion Centre Apartments at 665 8 Street SW are officially opening their doors, adding 132 new homes to the core. Units become available October 1, 2025. This transformation of formerly vacant office space into energy-efficient residential suites is
Community News
Calgary’s firefighters are sounding a urgent alarm, demanding immediate and tougher penalties for excessive speeding as the city grapples with a concerning surge in traffic fatalities. As of September 2025, Calgary police have issued a staggering 618 tickets to drivers caught going 51 km/h or more over the
