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New Social Security COLA projections released for 2027 adjustment
The actual adjustment won’t be announced until later this year, but projections suggest seniors could see a modest bump.
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Opinion: While employers search for talent, Canada overlooks half a million workers
Canada has a labour shortage and a labour surplus at the same time. Canada’s labour force shortages are no longer a temporary challenge. Across the country, help-wanted signs are everywhere. Read More
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Cavalry match MLS powerhouse in one of club’s best-ever performances
It was a kick-ass sporting scene the likes of which we’ve never before seen in this city. Read More
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Alberta Voices: Your comments on separation for Tuesday, July 14
From now until the Oct. 19 referendum in Alberta, the Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal are publishing your thoughts about the upcoming vote and issues related to separation. Here are some of the latest emails we’ve received. Read More
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New eateries set to revitalize University area in Honolulu
The Waianuenue at Kapaakea Shopping Center near UH Manoa is set to open a variety of new eateries, including Shaka Shaka Tea, The Well, Paris Baguette, Ramen Asukaya, Local Boy Sushi, Wingstop, Phuket Thai University, Morning Brew, OAKBERRY Hawaiʻi, Broke Da Mouth Grindz, and Island Manapua, bringing a variety of local and international cuisine to…
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Broken pedestrian lights in McCully makes crossing the street a hazard
Residents of McCully, Oahu are forced to risk their safety when crossing S King Street due to broken pedestrian lights, prompting the City to replace them with solar-powered beacons within the next two months.
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Waimea River carves new path, raising erosion fears in Kauai
Kauai County officials are working with state and federal partners to address the Waimea River’s new path to the ocean, which has caused erosion and threatened nearby homes, prompting emergency meetings and requests for engineering assistance.
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City’s plan for Iwilei brings thousands of affordable housing units, hopefully clean up area
City officials have released their latest plans for the Iwilei-Kapalama corridor, which includes thousands of affordable housing units, retail and commercial space, and a connection to the Skyline, in an effort to create a vibrant, mixed-use, transit-connected neighborhood and help clean up the area.
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New law strengthen protections for Hawaii educators
Hawaii Governor Josh Green signed House Bill 1888 into law, which requires the Department of Education and public charter schools to investigate harassment complaints, develop emergency plans, provide annual prevention training, and help employees obtain restraining orders, expanding criminal harassment protections to educational workers and sports officials.