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Jordan Scott

Jordan Scott

Calgary

Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.

Why Calgarians Are Loving These New CTrain Cars

Calgary commuters are raving about the city's newer CTrain cars, calling them the most comfortable way to navigate our vibrant metropolis. These upgraded Siemens S200 Light Rail Vehicles (LRVs), many of which began arriving in 2016, boast features perfectly suited for Calgary's unpredictable climate, including heated

Testing, Testing: Calgary and BC Prepare for Emergencies

Calgarians, listen up! The City's emergency services are stepping up their game in a big way to keep our vibrant city safe. With Calgary constantly growing and facing ever more complex challenges, from severe weather to managing large public events like the Stampede, being prepared is paramount. The

Contraband Crackdown: Bowden Institution Tightens Security

Staff at Bowden Institution, a federal prison situated just 100 kilometres north of Calgary on Highway 2, made vigilant seizures of contraband packages on October 22 and 23, 2025. This decisive action at the multi-level security facility, located between Innisfail and Bowden, highlights a persistent battle against illicit items within

Calgary's Tech Future: $1M Boost Energizes Innovation

Calgary's tech landscape just got a significant boost. The city is doubling down on its reputation as a burgeoning innovation hub with a $1 million investment from the Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund (OCIF) into the Xpand Commercialization Hub. Announced on October 23, 2025, this funding is set to

ATCO Shake-Up: What's Happening with Class II Shares?

Calgary's dynamic corporate landscape continues to hum, and local energy powerhouse ATCO Ltd. is making a significant move to streamline its operations. Amidst a business climate focused on attracting investment and fostering efficiency, ATCO is set to simplify its capital structure. The company plans to swap its Class

New Slaughter Limits Threaten Small Calgary Farmers

Calgarians keen on local food options can breathe a small sigh of relief as the Alberta government has paused new limits on on-farm slaughter operations. Proposed in July 2025, these rules would have restricted new on-farm slaughter facilities to selling roughly 2,250 kilograms (5,000 pounds) of live animals

Fraud and Firearms: What Went Down in Claresholm?

Talk about a local story with some serious kick! Just south of us in Claresholm, a major fraud investigation has wrapped up, uncovering a cache of 25 firearms and reminding us all about the importance of due diligence. The saga began on Saturday, April 19, 2025, when an estate entered