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Trump’s G7 departure might have prevented round of Kananaskis golf, says course manager
U.S. President Donald Trump’s desire to shoot some golf in Kananaskis might have been pre-empted by his early exit from the G7 summit in Kananaskis, says the local course manager. Read More
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Peace pole, House of Friendship and more: What to know about the Rotary International Convention in Calgary
Rotarians and community leaders from around the world will assemble in Calgary this weekend for Rotary’s largest annual gathering. Read More
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Queen’s opens newly expanded ER facilities
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Queen’s Medical Center has unveiled its newly expanded emergency department, which is now named The Uytengsu Family Emergency Department. A blessing and maile lei untying ceremony marked the occasion on Tuesday, June 10. The ceremony was attended by government leaders, agency representatives, invited guests and staff. Does your keiki suffer from…
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Injuries on one of five dead rabbits would have been ‘extremely painful,’ doctor tells animal abuse trial
Warning: This story contains graphic content. Read More
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Varcoe: ‘It produced’ – G7 leaders make 148 commitments at Kananaskis summit
Prime Minister Mark Carney strolled across the conference room in the Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge after the G7 summit ended Tuesday night, quickly getting down to the business of speaking to the media. Read More
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No arrests at G7 summit protests, says security group
While the RCMP is still investigating the rogue plane that had to be diverted from restricted airspace last Sunday, there were no charges laid due to G7 summit security breaches or protests, officials from the group overseeing the event’s security said Wednesday. Read More
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Calgary under severe thunderstorm watch, heavy rainfall expected throughout weekend
After a wet and cool week that came with several thunderstorm watches, Calgary is expected to be hit by heavy rainfall this weekend. Read More
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Experts call on Alberta to make shingles vaccine more easily accessible for seniors
As Alberta’s senior population continues to grow, experts are asking the province to lower the barrier to receive shingles vaccinations. Read More
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Braid: Monday’s byelection bonanza could boost separatists, challenge Nenshi
Three Alberta byelections next Monday come with much higher stakes than the usual mid-term summer contests. Read More
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A look back over 100 years of University of Hawaiʻi athletics
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Of all the things in our lives that give us pleasure, the world of sports is at the top of the list. Free of politics and economics, sports gives us the platform to bond with nearly anyone, regardless of differing backgrounds. In Hawaiʻi, the University of Hawaiʻi’s athletics is at the top…