Jordan Scott is a Calgary writer with over a decade of experience in commercial production, broadcast programming, and documentary narratives.
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A recent discussion among Calgary homebuyers highlights a common query: what level of involvement should one truly expect from a realtor? After a 'full ownership' experience with their first property, one buyer found their current agent 'hands-off,' prompting questions about standard practice. While an agent'
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WCB Claims: Cutting Through the Confusion Frustration is mounting among Calgary workers navigating Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) claims, particularly when "middleman" companies are involved. A recent case highlighted an injured worker's struggle, alleging a third-party administrator misrepresented their 12-hour, overtime-heavy schedule as a standard 8-hour
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Concerns are mounting across Calgary neighbourhoods regarding the city-wide rezoning policy, effective August 6, 2024. Many residents fear the new rules are eroding community character, straining aging infrastructure, and worsening traffic and parking challenges, all without delivering on promises of greater housing affordability. The city's "Home is
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A Common Calgary Conundrum Many Calgary homeowners, particularly in established neighbourhoods, face a persistent and costly problem: tree root intrusions into aging sewer pipes. This issue, often highlighted by residents seeking affordable repair options like pipe lining, is a widespread concern that impacts property value and peace of mind. Old
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Calgary Commuters Stuck: The Debit Dilemma A recent frustration shared by a Calgary resident about recurring debit card failures at local Co-op gas stations, specifically as an ATB Financial customer, is resonating city-wide. This isn't just a minor inconvenience; it highlights a significant vulnerability in our increasingly digital
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Since Danielle Smith was sworn in as the 19th Premier of Alberta in October 2022, leading the United Conservative Party (UCP) — a political force established in 2017 and holding majority mandates since 2019 — a growing sentiment of frustration has permeated public discourse. Many Calgarians feel a startling lack of accountability
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City Hall's Role Questioned Amidst Flag Debate A recent surge of community sentiment challenges Calgary City Hall's involvement in international affairs, with some residents urging leaders to "stick to running the business of the city" rather than engaging in what they deem "bullshit&
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Calgary-North MLA Muhammad Yaseen Faces Recall Petition Residents of Calgary-North are mobilizing for a recall petition against their Member of the Legislative Assembly, Muhammad Yaseen, citing calls for increased accountability and engagement. Community organizers recently announced their recall petition has been officially approved, urging constituents to participate in this significant
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Calgary Finance: A Six-Figure Reality for Aspiring Professionals Aspirations for high-paying finance careers, particularly in investment banking, are common among Calgary's university students. Many seek to earn $100,000 or more within a few years of graduation. While ambitious, this goal is firmly within reach in Calgary'
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Arrests Made in Livingston Copper Theft Calgary police have apprehended two men, Sheldon LeDrew, 35, and Noah Shawn Joshua Lloyd, 26, in connection with the theft of copper wire from a new home under construction in the northwest Livingston neighbourhood. The incident, which occurred on November 4, 2025, at a
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Abbeydale Tragedy: Teens Charged in Murder Calgary police have laid first-degree murder charges against three 15-year-old boys in the death of 16-year-old Carter Spivak-Villeneuve. The victim was found deceased in Abbeydale on August 1. Investigators confirm the suspects were known to Spivak-Villeneuve, and it is alleged they arranged to meet
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Police Release Suspect Photos in South Calgary Robbery An armed robbery at a South Calgary liquor store has reignited community concerns over retail crime, with the Calgary Police Service now appealing for public assistance. The incident occurred just before 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 29, at the CostLow
