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AHS issues warning after measles exposure at three Calgary locations
Amid the ongoing measles outbreak, a person confirmed to have the virus travelled to three locations in south Calgary while infectious last week, prompting a warning issued Friday by Alberta Health Services (AHS). Read More
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Opinion: Waterton-Glacier Peace Park a reminder of goodwill between nations
In the weeks ahead, you will hear more about the Rotary International Convention coming to Calgary from June 21 to 25. Up to 20,000 Rotarians from around the world will descend on our city. Read More
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Opinion: PM Carney wants Canada to be an energy superpower – here’s how he can prove it
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he wants Canada to become an energy superpower. That’s the right goal, and now that he’s in charge, it’s time to back up his lofty words with real action – here’s how he can prove it. Read More
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Brookman: City’s communication lacking in reciprocity
In the 1967 movie Cool Hand Luke, the brutish southern sheriff tells his prisoner, “What we have here is a failure to communicate.” To the sheriff, “communicate” means he tells the prisoner what to do and the prisoner complies or suffers the consequences. Read More
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FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: Which right-wingers could Calgary target in 2025 NHL Draft?
There has been so much focus on centre ice that it’s easy to forget that the Calgary Flames are thin on right wing, too. Read More
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Capitol Modern exhibits fashion from inaugural MOD Gala
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi had its own version of the Met Gala following Capital Modern’s first-ever MOD Gala. The signature fundraiser captured everything fashion, from looking at pictures, sharing stories and experiencing the art exhibit, which will live on through the middle of June. Koloikeao Anthony’s ‘Kū‘ena‘ena’ watches over Kapiʻolani Park To find out more…
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UCP plays greatest hits at Calgary Leader’s Dinner
Premier Danielle Smith congratulated herself and her MLAs on several policies passed by the UCP government touching health care, energy, ballot questions and education, while expressing her frustration with the federal Liberal Party’s election victory at a fundraising event on Thursday. Read More
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Hawaiʻi Foodbank giving keiki free meals this summer
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Looking for free meals for your keiki this summer? Hawaiʻi Foodbank has you covered. Hawaii Foodbank expecting cuts from federal funding as need continues to grow Sun Meals and Kaukau 4 Keiki, Hawaiʻi Foodbank’s summer programs for students, are making a return this summer, providing free food for students when school is…
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10 new lifeguards graduate from Honolulu Ocean Safety Department
EWA BEACH, HI (KHON2) — The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department is celebrating a new wave of lifeguards today, as 10 recruits officially graduated from the city’s rigorous training program at the Ewa Beach Training Facility. Big upgrades coming to Maui’s Kahului Airport Nine men and one woman completed seven weeks of intense instruction and field…