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‘He thought he was helping:’ Defense revealed in monk seal case
Igor Lytvynchuk, a Washington state man, is facing charges for throwing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian monk seal on Maui, with his attorney claiming he never intended to injure the animal and was trying to protect sea turtles.
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‘A new chapter’ — De Havilland Canada breaks ground on new facility near Calgary
De Havilland Canada broke ground on its new aircraft manufacturing facility Friday afternoon, continuing the momentum of Calgary’s rapidly-growing aviation sector. Read More
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Varcoe: Alberta, Ottawa have their pipeline deal, but industry will still have say with massive carbon capture project
“This MOU is fundamentally talking about the future of Canadian production, which direction and where it goes to in the world, and the future of Canadian climate ambition,” said Kevin Birn, Canadian oil markets chief analyst with S&P Global Energy. Read More
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Day 6 of Stampeders main camp: Special teams in the spotlight
Tyreik McAllister is a premier return man on the football landscape. Read More
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Bell: Danielle Smith has no doubt most Albertans back her pipeline deal with Carney
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith feels a sense of relief this day. Read More
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Maui doctor accused of attempted murder asks for new trial
A new trial motion was filed on May 15 regarding the case involving Gerhardt Konig, a Maui doctor who was accused of attempted murder.
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Alberta regulator pays out record $1.4M to victims of Calgary real estate Ponzi scheme
Alberta’s real estate regulator says it has payed out more than $1.4 million to victims of a real estate Ponzi scheme orchestrated by former Calgary Realtor Eric Drinkwater. Read More
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‘Shift in our identity’: Emergency Health Services rebrands to Alta Paramedic Health
Albertans will soon see a new name and logo stencilled on ambulances, after the provincially funded emergency medical service provider unveiled a rebrand on Friday. Read More
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Braid: Smith’s economic wins with Ottawa are historic and may move the dial on separatism
Premier Danielle Smith was almost jumping with glee and optimism Friday. Read More
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Hurricane season: Are you covered for damages?
As many residents learned during the Kona low storms, standard homeowners and renters insurance policies do not cover flood damage. The lack of coverage can also apply to hurricane damage.