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Going to Hawaiʻi Island? You can’t bring this back with you
Visitors to Hawai‘i Island for the Merrie Monarch Festival are being reminded that moving ʻōhiʻa off the island is illegal.
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A corridor of strength: Why Alberta and Texas matter more than ever
They say everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes the importance of global energy security and the role Canada plays in it. Read More
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Canada’s ‘Broom Brothers’ embracing last hurrah together at men’s curling worlds
The ‘Broom Brothers’ are calling it ‘bonus’ time at the 2026 LGT World Men’s Curling Championship. Read More
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Costco selling 10-pound chocolate Easter bunny for over $110
Have a hammer, a sweet tooth and some extra cash? This Costco treat might hit the spot.
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More snow in Calgary’s forecast during city’s snowiest time of the year
After a second snowstorm in less than a week blanketed Calgary streets on Sunday night, Environment and Climate Change Canada said the city is still on track to experience the two snowiest months of the year. Read More
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Two Lethbridge men charged with first-degree murder, say police
Two Lethbridge men have been charged with the first-degree murder of a 27-year-old man, police said Monday. Read More
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No ‘imposters’ here: Hitmen stay true to hard-working identity to earn two-game playoff edge
The Calgary Hitmen have put the pedal to the metal for two-plus games to start the 2026 Western Hockey League playoffs. Read More
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TSA workers start getting paychecks after Trump executive order kicks in
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers started to receive paychecks Monday for back pay missed during the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which first lapsed on Feb. 14. After Congress failed to secure a deal last week to reopen the DHS — which includes the TSA and other agencies — President Trump signed…
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Visiting Hawaiʻi? Here are 12 words you need to know
If you’re planning a trip to Hawaiʻi, you’ll hear more than just the crash of waves and the strum of a ʻukulele. You’ll encounter words that carry the voice of a place far older than the United States itself.
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Affordable housing bills still alive in the Legislature
Attorney Scott Settle joins producer/host Coralie Chun Matayoshi to discuss affordable housing bills including the usual mix of subsidies, permitting reforms, and land use changes, a new idea (housing infrastructure growth bonds) which would allow counties to borrow against future property tax revenue and require a Constitutional amendment, tradeoffs involved in perpetual restrictions to make housing…