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Calgary Stampede, July 10: Crowded concert raises safety questions | Unexpected finds at BMO Centre Market | Music picks
People continued to head out to Stampede Park for Kids’ Day on Wednesday, as the 2025 edition of the festival officially passed the halfway point. Read More
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Chorney-Booth: Where to get the best smoky and succulent barbecue in Calgary
Stampede and barbecue (also, of course, known as “BBQ” for its more hardcore fans) go hand in hand. The smell of slow-smoked brisket and pork ribs wafting from the barbecue area of the midway toward the Stampede Grandstand is one of the great culinary pleasures of Stampede week. But once the rides are packed up…
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Parker: Top Alberta education executive named interim president of St. Mary’s University
Three years ago, I had the pleasure of talking with Dr. Sinda Vanderpool at her home in Texas and discovering how excited she was to be named the new president and vice-chancellor of St. Mary’s University. Read More
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Opinion: It’s time for Calgary to remember its Métis roots
Stampede celebrates Calgary’s heritage and western culture. The truth is, the city should also be celebrating and including recognition of its Métis roots. Read More
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Nelson: Only after PM Carney admits we’re broke can rebuilding Canada begin
There’ll be a day when the Government of Canada has no option but to tell the truth. Read More
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Final phase of demolition for famous Hawaii hotel is just first step
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The former Uncle Billy’s Hilo Bay Hotel site is getting a fresh start as demolition moves into its final phase. Local leaders weighed in on what it means for the community. Hilo eyesore finally demolished: What will go up in its place? The Waiakea Peninsula in Hilo is transforming as the final…
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Koko Head Crater Hiking Trail to reopen to public
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The popular Koko Head Crater Hiking Trail is set to reopen on the morning of July 10, following a temporary closure by the city. During the closure, the city was working to seal off access points to the old military bunkers at the summit. Boy, 8, falls 20 feet down shaft on…
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One arrested after woman found dead in Lower Mount Royal home
Police are holding someone in custody for interrogation after a woman was found dead at a home in Lower Mount Royal Wednesday evening. Read More
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Trade winds taper down while windward showers continue
HONOLULU (KHON2) – A 1032 mb surface high remains centered approximately 1400 miles northeast of the Hawaiian Islands. This is producing moderate to locally breezy trades across the state this afternoon. Satellite imagery continues to shallow bands of moisture embedded in the trades with clouds moving into windward and mauka areas, with radar imagery showing…