Scott Strasser is a multimedia news reporter at the Calgary Herald/Sun. He covers a range of topics including public transportation, urban design, and real estate development, with a focus on regional interest and environmental issues. Scott's work has been featured in various publications such as the Ottawa Citizen, National Post, and The Vancouver 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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The City of Calgary has received funding to develop a free-to-use soccer pitch in a to-be-determined location.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgary city councillors may have more funding next year, pending a vote on administration's recommendation to increase their ward budgets.
By: Scott Strasser
After severe back-to-back storms in Edmonton wrought citywide property damage, the City of Calgary is sending resources north to assist with cleanup efforts, Mayor Jeromy Farkas said Tuesday.
Calgary city council endorsed a recommendation to increase the capacity of their ward budgets by more than 20 per cent next year.
By: Scott Strasser
A database of lobbyists who seek to influence council's decisions will be explored.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgary city council went behind closed doors for several hours Tuesday, as they received an early look at next year's budget.
By: Scott Strasser
After a two-week search that spanned much of north Calgary, the body of a missing boy was found in a narrow pipe system below Deerfoot Trail
By: Scott Strasser
In a saga that's now entered its third year, the City of Calgary has set up barriers in Haskayne Legacy Park to try and block public access to the Bearspaw Marina - a kayak and paddleboat rental business that has been operating without city licensing on the Bow River for the last few summers.
By: Scott Strasser
A former international student who's suing the University of Calgary says he will be ordered to pay $88,000 in phased security costs.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgarians came out to Bowness in droves Monday for the 23rd annual Tour de Bowness.
