Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
Community News
Community Questions Spark Severance Discussion A recent online discussion among Calgarians highlights a shared concern about employment severance from oil and gas multinationals. Many residents, facing complex termination scenarios, are questioning initial payout offers and actively seeking legal guidance to ensure they receive fair compensation. Understanding Your Entitlements While Alberta&
Community News
Desperation Amidst Calgary's Housing Crunch A poignant request recently surfaced on a Calgary community forum, revealing the stark realities of the city's housing crisis. A resident, living in a van due to the struggle to find affordable housing, appealed for an outdoor electrical outlet to power
Crime & Safety
Tragic Wrong-Way Collision on Sarcee Trail Claims One Life Calgary experienced a devastating incident on Friday, November 14, 2025, when a fatal collision occurred on Sarcee Trail. Just before 9 p.m., a vehicle driven by a man in his mid-40s was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes between Bow
Community News
Calgary's Early Search for Santa While autumn leaves still fall, the festive spirit is already stirring in Calgary, with many families eagerly planning their holiday traditions. A recent community query highlighted the excitement, particularly for parents celebrating a baby's first Christmas, seeking out the best locations
Community News
Poilievre Brings "Soft on Crime" Message to Calgary's Northeast Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre recently engaged with the South Asian community in Calgary’s Northeast. He was accompanied by local Conservative MPs Jasraj Singh Hallan (Calgary East), Amanpreet Singh Gill (Calgary Skyview), and Dalwinder Gill (Calgary McKnight)
Community News
Nose Hill Park Discovery Sparks Community Concern An unsettling discovery in Calgary’s Nose Hill Park has prompted widespread discussion and concern among residents. On Friday morning, a pedestrian encountered what are believed to be human remains, leading to a significant police response in one of the city's
Community News
Alberta Teachers: Collective Bargaining Under Fire Community dialogue reveals growing concern over the effectiveness of collective bargaining for Alberta teachers, questioning if recent events have diminished labour's power. Many recall teachers being "forced back" to work, followed by union "sabre rattling," sparking fears the
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Mar-a-Lago Visit Re-examined Premier Danielle Smith's January 2025 visit to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate is drawing renewed public discussion. This comes on the heels of new documents, released by the House Oversight Committee in November 2025, from the estate of convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein. These files
Community News
Labour Reflects on Bill 2 Aftermath Disappointment has resonated across Alberta following the United Conservative Party's use of the Charter's notwithstanding clause to end a three-week teachers' strike in late October 2025. Bill 2, the 'Back to School Act,' forced educators back to
Community News
Calgary's Living Wage Jumps, Canmore's Past Figures Stir Debate Recent discussions highlight the stark realities of earning a living wage in Alberta's key communities. Calgary's latest living wage, announced at $26.50 per hour, significantly outpaces the provincial minimum, prompting residents to
Community News
Alberta's Corporate Tax Cut: A recent community discussion has floated the idea of rolling back Alberta's corporate tax cut as an "innovative solution" to provincial fiscal challenges. This sentiment echoes broader debates on funding public services and managing the economy. The United Conservative Party
Business
New Canna Cabana Lands in Calgary's Southwest High Tide Inc. (Nasdaq: HITI, TSXV: HITI) officially opened a new Canna Cabana location at 2525 Bridlecrest Way SW on November 13, 2025. This significant expansion for the cannabis retail giant brings its total Canna Cabana store count to 215 across
