Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
Alberta's Rights Debate Deepens Over UCP Policies Public concern is mounting over claims that the UCP government is eroding human rights, specifically regarding privacy, equity, and individual autonomy in Alberta. Critics point to recent legislative actions as evidence of a systemic shift impacting the province's residents.
City News
Calgary Father Dies in California Ocean Tragedy A Calgary family vacation turned devastating last Friday at Garrapata State Beach in Monterey County, California, when 39-year-old Yuji Hu lost his life attempting to save his five-year-old daughter from treacherous ocean waves. The tragic incident, widely shared, has resonated deeply within the
Crime & Safety
Brazen Carjacking Ignites City-Wide Pursuit A brazen carjacking early Sunday, November 16, 2025, in Calgary's northeast quickly escalated into a dangerous, city-wide pursuit, culminating in an arrest in Cranston. The incident, originating at approximately 2 a.m. in the 900 block of 32 Avenue N.E., saw a
Community News
The Enduring Reign of Bear 122 Banff’s legendary grizzly, ‘The Boss,’ officially Bear 122, continues to captivate the Bow Valley. At an impressive mid-to-late twenties, he remains the dominant male, weighing up to 700 pounds. Renowned for surviving multiple train strikes and believed to have sired 50-70% of the
City News
Community Sentiment on Display Calgarians often seek to understand the collective sentiment of the city's Jewish community on sensitive issues. While this community, estimated at 6,000 to 8,500 individuals with historical roots dating back to 1889, holds diverse views, the Calgary Jewish Federation (CJF) serves as
Community News
Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides recently sparked debate regarding his recall petition after a comment about his team not verifying signatures was followed by a "typo" remark. Community concern quickly grew over the integrity of the process to recall an MLA. Under Alberta’s Recall Act, however, signature
Community News
Lingering Signs Spark Community Frustration Calgary residents are expressing growing frustration over campaign signs that continue to clutter public spaces weeks after the recent municipal election. A prominent social media post captured this sentiment, questioning city management's ability to clear "garbage" still taped to poles almost
Community News
Alberta's 'Whoopsie Daisy' Sparks Fiscal Scrutiny A recent social media post, casually declaring “Turns out it was a typo 😯 whoopsie daisy,” ignited public debate over government accountability in Alberta. Many interpreted the flippant tone as dismissive of significant provincial matters, sparking frustration across online platforms. However,
Community News
Calgary-North Residents Launch Recall Petition Residents of Calgary-North are mobilizing behind a recently approved recall petition aimed at MLA Muhammad Yaseen, driven by a desire for greater accountability from their elected representative. Organizers stress that "democracy only works when representatives show up," urging constituents to actively participate and
City News
Kananaskis Blockade: Conservation Standoff Sparks Legal Debate A “peaceful blockade” established by the Defenders of the Eastern Slopes (DOES) has halted access to a logging road in Kananaskis Country since late October 2025. Located approximately 130 kilometers southwest of Calgary near the Highwood River, the action aims to prevent West
Business
Grounded Lithium Corp. Updates on Q3 Performance Calgary-based Grounded Lithium Corp. (GLC), a key player in the burgeoning critical minerals sector, announced its financial and operating results for the three and nine-month periods ended September 30, 2025, on November 12, 2025. Trading on the TSX Venture Exchange (GRD) and OTCQB
City News
Understanding Calgary's Safety Landscape A recent social media post from "The Deport Report" referencing Calgary Police has again highlighted persistent community conversations about public safety and crime. Many Calgarians feel a rising sense of unease, often linking perceived crime increases to broader demographic shifts and social
