Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
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Alberta at the Healthcare Crossroads: Policy Shifts and Economic Implications As political discourse in Alberta often centers on provincial autonomy and federal relations, a more immediate transformation is taking place within the bedrock of the provincial social contract: the healthcare system. While debates regarding regional independence persist, the Government of
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Calgary's Economic Rollercoaster of 2025 As 2025 draws to a close, Canada's economic narrative has dramatically shifted from a relentless battle against inflation to a high-stakes wrestling match with trade wars and deep-seated structural challenges. Here in Calgary, we felt every tremor. The Bank of Canada,
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People are talking about the mystery hero who helped reunite someone with their stolen vehicle. A heartfelt thank you goes out to the stranger who stepped in just in time. Merry Christmas indeed!
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Calgarians are saying it's time to revisit Fort Calgary's roots. The idea of restoring its original name is stirring conversations around town. What do you think about this nod to history?
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Calgarians are saying a unique 1994 Integra with a massive Christmas tree on its roof went missing. It was last seen near McKnight & 47th St. Could this be the holiday mystery of the year?
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People are talking about a scam that left over 20 Calgarians out of pocket, with losses totaling around $186,000. The buzz started when police uncovered this scheme in September 2025. Stay alert!
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The Gist Hold onto your wallets, Calgarians. For the Fall 2025-2026 immunization program, Alberta has introduced a policy that’s making headlines across the country, requiring many residents to fork over a $100 administrative fee for their COVID-19 vaccine. This makes Alberta one of only two provinces in Canada to
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People are talking about the surprising number of Grade 6 students in Alberta struggling with math. Three years into a new curriculum, and it's raising eyebrows and questions about what's really going on.
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People are talking about Seegnal Inc.'s push to make prescriptions safer in Calgary. With new leadership, they're aiming to cut medication errors and enhance healthcare efficiency. This is kinda cool for anyone heading to the pharmacy or doctor’s office!
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We’re hearing mixed reviews about the UCP's latest curriculum changes. Educators and developers seem less than impressed. What do you think?
Calgarians are saying Treliving's track record with coaches was a bit of a rollercoaster. With names like Hartley and Sutter in the mix over 8 years, it seems like a fresh start might be on the horizon.
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People are talking about how tenancy change applications are on the rise. Have you noticed more neighbors moving in and out lately?