Scott Strasser is a news reporter at the Calgary Herald. He covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, regional interest, and social issues, with a particular focus on governance and crime in Canada. Scott's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the National Post, Ottawa Citizen, and The Calgary Sun.
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Calgary, Canada (Local)
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Scott Strasser's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, with a significant emphasis on crime and politics. Given his focus on city-specific topics such as property taxes, infrastructure funding, and city committee decisions, he would likely be most receptive to pitches from local officials or experts familiar with Calgary's governance and policy issues.
Pitches related to crime in the Airdrie area may also resonate well with him given his substantial coverage of this theme. Additionally, Scott frequently covers evolving stories related to finance & economy; therefore, providing insights into these areas specifically tailored to the Airdrie region could be valuable for engagement.
Understanding Scott's geographic focus will help tailor pitches that are relevant specifically to Airdrie or have implications at the municipal level.
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By: Scott Strasser
Calgary city council will go behind closed doors on Tuesday - their first meeting of 2025 - to receive an update on the Green Line.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgarians will soon have an option to fly directly to Mexico City, with WestJet coming in May.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgarians should see the foundation for Scotia Place start to take shape by next fall, city officials said in a news release Monday.
Calgary councillors will keep their pay bump, after council voted narrowly Tuesday night to reject a bid to freeze their compensation.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgary homeowners are receiving their property assessment notices and many households are experiencing atypically high increases.
By: Scott Strasser
A proposed bylaw would exempt Calgary's non-profit housing providers from paying taxes on their below-market properties.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgary council is being asked to approve $30 million in increased borrowing to keep a green incentive loan program going for two more years
By: Scott Strasser
A Calgary councillor wants the city to find a more suitable location to temporarily house those who live in their recreational vehicles.
By: Scott Strasser
Ward 9 Coun. Gian-Carlo Carra's notice of motion sought to support local sports organizations that are attempting to build indoor facilities
By: Scott Strasser
A program providing support, resources to construction sector workers who suffer from substance abuse, mental health challenges has launched
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