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Crown seeks first-degree murder conviction against Calgary man in ‘grotesque’ killing of woman
Slain Calgary sex-trade worker Judy Maerz fought for her life before murder suspect Christopher Ward Dunlop killed her, a prosecutor suggested Friday. Read More
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Full steam ahead for Neighbour Day despite rainfall warning
Calgary’s annual Neighbour Day is going forward this weekend “rain or shine,” Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek announced at a press conference Friday morning. Read More
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Calgary Stampeders rock star Dedrick Mills ‘a whole lot better’ after tragic 2024 CFL season
Dedrick Mills is running with life again for the Calgary Stampeders. Read More
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Calgary braces for rainfall and riverbank risks on anniversary of 2013 floods
On the anniversary of the 2013 floods, heavy rainfall event is expected to begin later tonight, dragging on over the weekend. Read More
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Your Hawaiʻi summer sunscreen guide
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Living in Hawaiʻi, there’s no time when sunscreen isn’t necessary. With each of the earth’s tilt toward and away from the sun for summer and winter, we maintain a relatively stable position due our proximity to the equator. The sun gives off light and heat, but it also sends out invisible rays…
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‘We’re very lucky’: Founded in Calgary, Joey’s Fish Shack celebrates 40 years
Deciding not to open a mom-and-pop burger joint, nearly four decades ago, Joe Klassen served a different meal — fish and chips. Read More
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‘Nothing threatening about it’: U of C study explores how robots could address social isolation in seniors
Loneliness and social isolation are growing challenges for older adults living in care facilities. But a recent study by a University of Calgary student suggests that robots might be able to fill the gaps where existing programs fall short. Read More
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Could the Calgary Flames move up in the NHL Draft?
If the Calgary Flames decide they wanted to move up in the first round of next Friday’s NHL Draft, it might not be as hard as normal to find a willing trade partner this year. Read More
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It’s not just you. Most Hawaiʻi residents are out of time
HONOLULU (KHON2) — How many jobs do you have? And of those jobs, how many are you being paid to perform? Many people in Hawaii are working more than one job. Whether you’re a parent who works at home to prepare meals and project manage your family’s affairs without pay or you’re actually working paid…