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Founder of Colombia-based Cumbres Blancas celebrates launch of Glacier Nation Canada
The founder of an international group dedicated to preserving mountain ecosystems visited one of the major “toes” of the Columbia Icefield in Alberta on Tuesday, venturing up the Athabasca Glacier for the official launch of a new partner group, Glacier Nation Canada. Read More
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Calgary lands four spots on Canadian Top 50 Hotel Restaurants list
Open Table and Kayak partnered to compile a list of the best hotel restaurants in Canada, and southern Alberta came out on top with Calgary landing four spots, and Banff with five. Read More
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With federal funding, city says it will exceed its goal of 42,000 new housing units by next year
A partnership with the federal government will see new homes for 100,000 Calgarians, as the City of Calgary announced Wednesday it has surpassed housing benchmarks set through the federal Housing Accelerator Fund. Read More
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As Calgary International Airport grows, so too does quantity of marijuana seized: CBSA
Roughly 160 kilograms of marijuana have been seized at the Calgary International Airport in the past year—something CBSA port director Lisa White said would never have happened 10 years ago. Read More
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Why have Calgary Stampeders been so solid on defence to start 2025 CFL season?
It seems silly to mention mystical mantras such as ‘Hocus Pocus’ or ‘Abracadabra’ to reason away the sudden coming together of the Calgary Stampeders’ defence. Read More
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Historic Calgary Week dives into city’s colourful past with 81 events, tours
Calgarians are invited to step into the city’s past as Historic Calgary Week returns for its 35th year. The event, which runs from Friday to Aug. 4, includes more than 80 free events offering a deep dive into the people, places and ideas that shaped the city and the region. Read More
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Parents whose neglect led to death of their toddler son offer tearful apologies in Calgary court
The parents of a Calgary child who died due to extreme neglect offered tearful apologies Wednesday for causing the boy’s death. Read More
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Hawaiʻi receives D+ on infrastructure report card
HONOLULU (KHON2) — In the 2025 American Society of Civil Engineers report card, the United States was given an overall C grade on its national infrastructure. That’s up from a C- in 2021. It’s the first time in more than 20 years the U.S. has seen a bump in its overall grade. But for Hawai‘i,…
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Don’t get stuck in the ‘Back to School Jam’ with these DOT tips
HONOLULU (KHON2) – Summer is almost over, and that means kids are going back to school, which also means traffic is going to get heavier. That’s why the State Department of Transportation wants to remind you about its ‘Back to School Jam’ campaign. 120 years of bon dances bring Hawaiʻi communities together It’s an annual…
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Measles outbreak in the province an ‘epidemic’ according to Alberta doctors
Alberta doctors say there is no doubt the measles outbreak in the province is an epidemic, even if the government has not said it is. Read More