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Husband appeals for support after wife gives birth, then suffers life-threatening stroke
It seemed like everything was looking up for Calgarian Marco Martel’s family — they’d just welcomed a new addition and his wife was set to acquire Canadian citizenship. Read More
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Civic partner criticized for spending $65,000 on phone line to listen to Bow River
A fiscal watchdog is taking the city’s public art authority to task for spending tens of thousands of dollars on a phone line that allowed people to listen to recorded sounds of the Bow River. Read More
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Calgary needs 45 per cent more housing annually: CMHC
Despite a surge in housing construction in the past few years, Calgary needs to increase its annual production by more than 45 per cent to reverse the city’s affordability woes ushered in by COVID-19, according to a new report by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Read More
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ALERT-led organized crime investigation results in charges, drug seizures and frozen assets
A lengthy organized crime investigation in southern Alberta has led to charges against nine people, drug seizures and the freezing of assets worth more than $2 million. Read More
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Why you don’t see this in Hawaiʻi: It’s a history and a mission
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi is one of the only states in the United States without billboards. That’s not by accident. It’s the result of more than a century of steady, determined work. Since 1912, The Outdoor Circle has helped pass laws, plant trees and lead local efforts to preserve the beauty of these islands. Today,…
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Transit drivers among 3 injured in random attack at NE bus loop
Police say three people, including two Calgary Transit drivers, suffered minor injuries after being assaulted by a man at a northeast bus loop on Thursday morning. Read More
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Calgary begins welcoming first of thousands of Rotary International Convention delegates
Andre and Walter Marria can’t resist a good Rotary International Convention. Read More
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Mother of slain Calgary woman tells court her daughter was killed on the street like an animal
It took killer Michael Adenyi just 12 seconds to ruin the lives of countless people, his victim’s mother told court Thursday. Read More
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4 things to know about why Hawaiʻi workers are leaving old careers behind
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Changing jobs in Hawaiʻi is one thing. Changing careers is something else. A new report found that from 2022 to 2024, most people who found a new job on Indeed also left their old career path behind. For every 100 people who switched jobs each month, about 64 of them started work…