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Calgary office vacancy space continues to climb, despite conversions
Calgary’s vacancy rate climbed 50 basis points to 30.7 per cent in the second quarter of 2025, continuing a trend despite a relative boom in oil prices in the past couple of years and local efforts to convert commercial buildings into residential towers. Read More
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Children’s Cottage Society crosses donation finish line with $26.5 million for Child and Family Centre
After over seven years, the Children’s Cottage Society will officially be shutting down the Caring Together Campaign, after collecting a whopping 26.5 million dollars in donations. Read More
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More offence? Morgan Frost knows he needs it after signing two-year deal with Flames
When Craig Conroy was asked last weekend about how the Calgary Flames might improve next season without signing any big-name free agents, his answer came down to young players stepping up. Read More
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15 dos and don’ts for long flights to and from Hawaiʻi
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Traveling to and from Hawaiʻi is a long flight. Even coming from nearby ports, such as Los Angeles, is still a long flight to take; and flying for hours in a pressurized cabin can wear you down fast. Your muscles ache. Your head throbs. You might feel restless, sleepy, hungry or worse…
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Mom who suffered stroke after giving birth emerges from 18-day coma
A Calgary mother of three who suffered a severe stroke after giving birth has come out of a coma, her husband said Thursday. Read More
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The dark sky community of Vermilion Hill opens 6 new show homes
“The name Vermilion comes from the Vermilion Range in Banff National Park. The name is a nod to the community’s natural setting and the striking landscapes that define the region. Like its namesake, Vermilion Hill celebrates natural beauty, outdoor adventure and a sense of timeless connection to the land,” says Dave. Read More
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Lewisburg in Calgary’s new north unveils a range of show homes
The vision draws on Genstar’s track record of delivering progressive urban neighbourhoods in great locations. Other communities it has developed in Calgary include Carrington, Rangeview, Savanna and Walden. Read More
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5 food safety tips to keep friends, family safe this 4th of July
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Grilling is a big part of summer in Hawaiʻi, especially during the 4th of July. Many people love gathering with friends and family to enjoy tasty burgers, hot dogs, fish and even grilled fruits. But grilling can be dangerous if you’re not careful. You can get hurt or sick if food isn’t…
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This summer’s mosquito and tick forecast — what Calgarians need to know
Calgary’s hot, dry summer may be keeping some mosquitoes at bay — but not all of them. While numbers appear to be down compared with past seasons, certain species are still active and can pose health risks to Calgarians. Read More