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Vote now to name two baby sharks at Sea Life Park Hawaii
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Sea Life Park Hawaii is asking the public to help name two baby sharks as part of a celebration leading up to World Reef Day. Don’t miss this: Kauaʻi’s most important exhibit of the summer opens May 30 In partnership with Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School, students from pre-K through sixth grade…
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Raj Dhaliwal’s move to cap Uber and Lyft licences fails at Calgary city council
A Calgary city councillor’s request to consider capping the number of ride-share drivers failed Tuesday, with opponents questioning if such intervention should fall under the city’s purview. Read More
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Librarian groups worry censorship in Alberta government policies coming on book selection
Monday’s announcement by the Alberta government that they will enact policies around the age-appropriateness of books in schools has library groups concerned that censorship of certain books could be the outcome. Read More
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Hawaiʻi finds itself ranked #2 for least prepared state
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi is experiencing a significant demographic shift, with a rapidly growing population of older adults. This change is placing considerable pressure on the state’s healthcare system, particularly in areas like elder care. Ready for hurricane season? Study says Hawaii residents should be more prepared The combination of an aging population and a…
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Alberta Court of Appeal dismisses Grassy Mountain appeals made by Northback and Piikani, Stoney Nakoda Nations
The Alberta Court of Appeal dismissed Tuesday appeals made by an Australia-based mining company and two First Nations for a new hearing over a proposed coal mine along the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains. Read More
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Alberta teachers support strike authorization
Alberta teachers are ready to go on strike should labour negotiations with the school boards fail. Read More
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WestJet CEO outlines actions for affordable air travel
The leader of western Canada’s largest airline argues that air travel across the country is treated like a luxury, when it should be considered essential. Read More
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Braid: King Charles adds weight to a defiant throne speech message to the U.S.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla were kind, friendly, warm and seemed genuinely delighted to help with Canada’s relaunch into a new era. Read More
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Calgary Public Library receives $300,000 from TD to support Indigenous artists
The Calgary Public Library has received a $300,000 donation from TD Bank Group to support its Indigenous newcomer artist-in-residence and elder-in-residence programs. Read More
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Mapping shows Calgary flooding risk reduced, says province
New mapping of Calgary’s river corridors shows a dramatically reduced threat of flooding along them, says the province. Read More