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Prime Minister Mark Carney said he’ll consider altering environmental regulations passed by his predecessor, Justin Trudeau, in order to facilitate investment in major projects in Canada, including oil and gas pipelines. Read More

Body found after 12-year-old boy swept away in Virginia floodwaters

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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — Authorities have recovered a body while searching for a 12-year-old boy who was swept away by floodwaters in rural Virginia on Tuesday. At about 5:30 p.m., Albemarle County fire and police units were called to a swift water rescue in rural Virginia. A 911 caller reported that a 12-year-old boy,…

4th generation Kona coffee farmer seeks moʻolelo, naʻauao for grad studies

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — From invasive insects to agricultural theft, counterfeit products and beyond, Hawaii farmers face diversity in many forms. That has led a fourth-generation coffee farmer to pursue a masterʻs degree, at Fresno State, with an interdisciplinary focus on sustainability and feasibility in agricultural environments. Stopping unfair competition for Hawaii coffee growers Her thesis…

FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: Could Carter King be solution at centre?

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The Denver Pioneers have provided a consistent pipeline of NHL talent for years. Read More

Transit bus driver attacked in northeast Calgary

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A transit operator has been sent to hospital after an assault in northeast Calgary early Wednesday morning. Read More

Preview: One lost her head, the others their voice; Broadway musical SIX gives power back to Henry VIII’s wives

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The musical SIX started as a class project in the Cambridge music department and went on to become an international sensation. Read More

Ford: Premier’s referendum shell game opens the door for all kinds of citizen actions — like hospital parking

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If Albertans need a referendum, there are many more pressing issues than separation. Read More

39 years ago: A May snowstorm paralyzes Calgary, as the Flames win their first shot at the Stanley Cup

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The snowstorm of May 14, 1986 packed a winter wallop in Calgary 39 years ago this week. Hundreds of vehicles were stuck on highways. Police eventually closed off the highways heading north, west and east out of Calgary. Schools, stores, businesses and almost any place that could close did close. Read More

Sidewalk encroachments could cost you

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Sidewalks with gravel, trees, large boulders or even concrete are a common sight in residential areas. According to the Department of Planning and Permitting, the space between the property line and road is called the unimproved sidewalk area and the property owner is responsible for it even though they don’t own it.…

McEnroe-Marinas captains Oklahoma into NCAA Tournament

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