Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
Community Gathers for Mental Health Awareness Calgary is set to host a crucial "World Suicide Prevention Awareness Event 2025" this Sunday, November 23, at the Central Public Library. Co-hosted by Diversecities and the Calgary Public Library, the event runs from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM, aiming
Community News
Calgary Offers Abundance of Free Activities for All As residents and visitors seek diverse and budget-friendly ways to experience Calgary, the city delivers with a surprising array of free options. From serene indoor gardens to expansive urban parks and cultural hotspots, exciting adventures don't require opening your wallet.
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Prepare for Winter Roads, Firefighters Advise As winter's chill begins to settle, Calgary Firefighters are issuing a crucial public safety reminder: preparation, not luck, is key to navigating the city's challenging winter roads. Their recent message underscores essential precautions, including equipping vehicles with winter tires, ensuring
Community News
Tipping Practices Under Scrutiny A recent social media post has sparked a local discussion about tipping practices at a popular breakfast and brunch spot. A patron reported a server advised against machine tips, claiming staff don't receive them, and even refused cash due to fear of reprisal. This
City News
Calgary's Helicopter Air Watch for Community Safety (HAWCS) unit proved its vital role recently, assisting in the apprehension of a dangerous carjacking suspect. On Sunday, November 16, police responded to reports of an assault and vehicle theft in the 900 block of 32 Avenue N.E. The victim
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MLA Fir's Apology Fuels Public Skepticism A recent incident involving Calgary-Peigan UCP MLA Tanya Fir has reignited public debate over the sincerity of political apologies. Fir issued a statement acknowledging a "moment of poor judgement" after a profanity-laced voicemail, left for a constituent on November 10,
Community News
Calgary Grapples with Youth Violence After Charges Laid A somber reality has settled over Calgary as the community grapples with the recent murder of 16-year-old Carter Spivak-Villeneuve, leading to first-degree murder charges against three 15-year-old males. This tragic development has fueled a widespread sentiment that violent disputes among youth are
City News
Alberta Doctors Advocate for Hospital Vaccinations Alberta pediatricians are urging the province to routinely offer childhood immunizations within children's hospitals to combat alarmingly low vaccination rates. Despite their persistent calls, the Alberta government has firmly rejected the proposal, citing significant pressure on these specialized facilities and the need
Business
Beyond Shopping: Market Mall Embraces Experiential Retail CF Market Mall, a key retail anchor in Calgary's affluent northwest, is transforming the holiday season with its "Winter Warm-Up" event, running from November 20 to December 21. This initiative by Cadillac Fairview, a property manager with $27 billion
Business
Calgary's Energy Pulse: Surge Energy Confirms Dividend Calgary-based Surge Energy Inc. (TSX: SGY) has announced a cash dividend of $0.043333 per share for November 2025 production. Scheduled for payment on December 15, 2025, to shareholders of record on November 30, 2025, this eligible dividend is more than
Business
Enbridge's Major Investment: A Win for Alberta Energy Calgary-headquartered Enbridge Inc. announced a final investment decision on November 14, 2025, for its Mainline Optimization Phase 1 (MLO1) project. This US$1.4 billion expansion is set to significantly bolster Canada's energy egress, delivering substantial benefits to
Community News
A recent traffic alert from 511 Alberta notified Calgary drivers of a temporary overnight closure on the SB Sarcee Trail NW ramp to EB Stoney Trail for critical streetlight repairs. The closure, from November 16 at 10 pm until November 17 at 6 am, included an onsite detour and a
