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When Al Olsten first visited the National accessArts Centre, an organization dedicated to supporting artists with developmental or physical disabilities, there was an unmistakable energy to the room. Read More

Calgary twins living with cancer gear up for 34th annual CIBC Run for the Cure

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Calgarian twins Cortney Drover and Connie Claeys, both fighting breast cancer, are set to join thousands of Canadians in the 34th annual CIBC Run for the Cure on Sunday, Oct. 5. Read More

‘Huge victory for our community’: Springbank Hill rezoning hearing postponed to January

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It will be a new-look city council that decides whether a contentious development in Springbank Hill will move forward, after council voted Tuesday to postpone a public hearing for the Augusta Villas project until January 2026. Read More

Weakening Tropical Storm Kiko passing north of the Hawaiian Islands

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The storm once known as Hurricane Kiko is now officially Tropical Storm Kiko, with the storm expected to continue weakening as he travels north, missing the Hawaiian Islands. Kiko began the morning of Sept. 9 travelling at 14 mph with sustained winds of 60 mph, but he lost some wind power as…

Why Aaron Hunkin-Claytor decided to play ball at UH

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — When the University of Hawaii’s basketball season tips off, there’s one player who’s beyond happy to be suiting up for the home team. Hawaii and basketball have always been part of Aaron Hunkin-Claytor’s life. His father played for UH Hilo and he was a star player at Iolani. Hawaii’s Lefotu plays through…

Calgary Flames sign goalie Dustin Wolf to a seven-year contract extension

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Dustin Wolf is the Calgary Flames goalie of the future. Read More

Parker: Pet Valu opening new distribution centre — creating 100 skilled jobs — in Balzac

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Pet Valu, Canada’s leading specialty retailer of pet food and pet-related supplies, will officially open its new LEED Gold Certified distribution centre in the Balzac Business Park on Tuesday. At 295,000 square feet, it is the completion of its four-year supply chain transformation, adding to its distribution centres in Brampton, Ont. (670,000 square feet) and…

Perks at work: Reaping the rewards of workplace well-being programs

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Breakenridge: Alberta still focused on assigning blame rather than taking bold action

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It may not have been the steps that Alberta’s premier was demanding but, late last week, we finally got some details on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s industrial strategy. Read More

Hawaii’s former Hansen’s Disease settlement to reopen for tours

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