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‘It starts at 1 a.m.’: Feral chickens spark push for legislative fix
State lawmakers are trying to rein in one of the most annoying public nuisances – feral chickens.
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Sweet Buttercup is looking for her Bubbles and Blossom
Meet Buttercup! Buttercup is a 1-year-old, 7-pound Domestic Shorthair mix cat who was brought into the Hawaiian Humane Society’s care in mid-November after found wandering around a Wahiawa neighborhood.
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Power of plants: Patients improve health with a plant-based diet
Waimānalo Health Center patients who completed a plant-based nutrition program celebrated improving their health through a healthy diet.
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Varcoe: ‘It’s impressive’: Oilsands giants smash records, climb list of world’s biggest producers
Setting records will grab attention, and the Canadian oil sector is putting up some mighty big numbers to jump-start 2026. Read More
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University of Calgary unveils new economics scholarship to honour Stephen Harper
The University of Calgary unveiled new scholarships for students of economics on Wednesday, in honour of alumnus and former prime minister Stephen Harper. Read More
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How can visitors be managed in Moraine Lake, Paradise Valley and Upper Lake Louise? Parks Canada seeks public input
Parks Canada is asking for public feedback to help manage rising visitor numbers in Lake Louise. Read More
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Calgary terrorist handed 16-year prison term for joining Islamic State fighters in Syria
Travelling to Syria more than a decade ago to join ISIS terrorists in their bid to establish a Caliphate in the Middle East has landed a city man a 16-year prison term. Read More
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Canadians asked for feedback on design competition for reimagined public space in Banff National Park
An international design competition that will shape the reimagined visitor centre and community space planned for Banff is seeking public input on the future of the 200 block of Banff Avenue in the heart of the mountain town. Read More
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‘Everyone has had a close call’: Stavely intersection where three Mustangs died to be reviewed by Alberta government
The Alberta government will review the Stavely highway intersection where three teen hockey players were killed in a crash Monday — a location nearby residents say has been site of several close calls. Read More
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Why is ICE in Calgary? Here’s what to know about the U.S. immigration agency’s local field office
Amid rising tensions and deadly confrontations linked to immigration enforcement in the United States, some Calgarians expressed concern upon learning that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operates field offices in five Canadian cities — including one in downtown Calgary. Read More