Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
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
Business
Strategic Alliance Bolsters Western Canada's Commercial Sector A significant strategic partnership, announced on November 17, 2025, between Edmonton-based Prairie Commercial Mortgage Corp. (Prairie CMC) and Calgary’s own Essex Lease Financial Corp. is set to substantially increase market share across Western Canada. This collaboration is poised to profoundly
City News
Pedestrian Safety in Focus After SW Calgary Incident A recent traffic alert concerning a pedestrian incident at 4 Street SW and 10 Avenue SW has once again brought Calgary's pressing road safety challenges to the forefront. This downtown intersection, like many across our city, is a daily thoroughfare
Sports
Roughriders Crowned 2025 Grey Cup Champions Online sentiment has been vibrant, celebrating the Saskatchewan Roughriders' impressive 2025 CFL season. The team lived up to the hype, clinching their fifth CFL championship as the "class of the league." Saskatchewan finished with a league-best 12-6 regular season record, culminating
City News
National Skepticism Over World Cup Costs A recent Angus Reid Institute poll reveals 71% of Canadians believe hosting the 2026 World Cup is only worthwhile for Toronto and Vancouver if revenues meet or exceed costs. With Vancouver's estimated hosting bill at up to $624 million (plus $116 million
City News
Recent online community discussions have sparked a fiery debate over perceived political bias and corporate control within Alberta’s news media, fueling calls for diverse voices. Many residents express concern over conservative leanings, particularly identifying Postmedia as a major player in the local news landscape. This sentiment often points to
City News
Global Optimism Takes a Hit The year 2025 marks a significant 7-point drop in global optimism, revealed by the 9th edition of the Ipsos Global Trends report across 43 markets. This decline impacts how citizens feel about themselves, their families, and notably, their communities. While 59% worldwide are optimistic about
Community News
Bed Bug Battle Tests Tenant Rights in Calgary A Calgary tenant's recent bed bug discovery has ignited community concern, revealing a contentious dispute over responsibility and costs. After finding a single bed bug, the tenant alleges their landlord attempted to shift blame and demand payment for a full-house
City News
A terse “Hmm.” from prominent political strategist Warren Kinsella, accompanied by the hashtag #ableg, recently signaled a familiar critical eye on Alberta’s provincial affairs. Kinsella, a seasoned political commentator and founder of Daisy Consulting Group, often uses such commentary to highlight significant, and sometimes contentious, government actions. Reshaping Public
Community News
Lynx Sighting Puts Dalhousie Residents on Alert A recent social media post detailing a lynx sighting in Calgary's Dalhousie neighbourhood has residents on alert, sparking immediate concerns for pet safety and prompting calls to keep small domestic animals indoors. While Canada lynx are native to North America'
Community News
The Homelessness Crisis: A widespread sense of heartbreak continues to resonate across Calgary as the city grapples with the growing visibility of homelessness and complex encampments. Community concern runs deep, highlighting the urgent need for long-term, effective solutions that address the human cost of our affordability crisis. The scale of
Community News
Calgary's roads are seeing a surge in dangerous street racing, igniting fierce community anger. Recent close calls, described by residents witnessing drivers "narrowly miss multiple cars," highlight a profound disregard for public safety that risks innocent lives. The sentiment is echoed by data from the Calgary
