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 Alberta government will decide whether a Calgary councillor should be sanctioned for leaking confidential budget documents to media.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgary city councillors endorsed a new vision for the downtown alignment of the Green Line on that will see the first phase built at-grade.
Calgary is seeking another corporate sponsorship to help fund the downtown free fare zone.
By: Scott Strasser
Money may not grow on trees, but city administration is hoping more money can help remove and replace more of Calgary's most damaged trees.
By: Scott Strasser
A man is facing a rash of charges after allegedly threatening to shoot a fellow shopper at a Safeway in southwest Calgary last week.
For the next three months, the Calgary Police Service will have more eyes in the sky to support policing efforts.
By: Scott Strasser
Calgarians have a few more days to provide the city early feedback on a long-term plan to replace the Cushing Bridge.
By: Scott Strasser
Bottlescrew Bill's Pub comes out with new beer — the Death Sentence — to protest preferred Green Line alignment along 10th Avenue.
By: Scott Strasser
Electrical work at the Bearspaw Water Treatment Plant is related to the construction of a pump station for a new north Calgary feeder main.
The McKenzie Towne roundabout — a source of daily frustration for many in the southeast community — is getting a redesign to address safety concerns.
