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Alberta faced another wave of separatism many years ago. Read More

Ahead of Green Line construction, city setting up bird deterrents along route

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It’s neither a bird nor a plane, but Calgarians may notice some eye-catching fixtures in the sky above construction sites along the future Green Line LRT this spring. Read More

Some southern Alberta businesses making preparations for another Canada Post strike, but would be ‘an annoyance’ for others

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After going through a Canada Post strike last fall, some southern Alberta businesses are making preparations for another potential one, but others say this time it would be more of an “annoyance.” Read More

Calgary police designate three protest zones for next month’s G7, expect big influx of activists

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G7 protesters will be encouraged to confine their activities to three designated demonstration zones in Calgary for the world leaders’ summit next month — two of them in the downtown core or inner city. Read More

Hawaiʻi homeowners are heading toward a mortgage crisis: New report

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Mortgage debt is piling up across the country, and Hawai‘i is near the top of the list. While some states saw their average mortgage balances shrink at the end of 2024, Hawai‘i moved in the opposite direction and began climbing to the second-highest average mortgage debt in the United States. The average…

Hawaii baseball beats UCSB, advances in Big West Tournament

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The University of Hawai‘i baseball team kept its postseason hopes alive on Wednesday, riding a pair of home runs and shutdown relief pitching to a 6-2 win over UC Santa Barbara in an elimination game at the inaugural Big West Tournament. After earning a spot in the conference tournament with a win-or-go-home victory on Sunday,…

Drug raids downtown and at CTrain stations lead to 160 charges laid against 29 suspects

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More than two dozen suspects face a raft of criminal charges after police responded to an uptick in drug-related emergency calls at CTrain stations and other public spaces downtown. Read More

Alberta Innovates braces for ‘significant’ funding cuts as annual conference kicks off at BMO Centre

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Calgary’s BMO Centre was buzzing on Wednesday as thousands of people — including entrepreneurs, investors and innovators — gathered for Inventures 2025, Alberta Innovates’ flagship conference focusing on fostering collaboration and global partnerships in technology and innovation. Read More

Fitness, swimming programs cut, but more locations coming, says Vecova CEO

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A Calgary and area charity serving people with disabilities has announced a new delivery model to continue serving its clients, with its facility in northwest Calgary set to permanently close next month. Read More

Offensive linemen in Calgary Stampeders camp: Battle on to fill big centre void

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