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72 campers, 2 dogs evacuated from Makaha campgrounds: HFD
Honolulu Fire Department battled severe weather from the Kona Low 2.0 to make multiple rescues in Makaha.
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Otake Camp devastated by torrential rains washing away homes
Heavy rains caused a roof to be washed away in Otake Camp, Waialua, and brown water to submerge homes, prompting officials to call for an evacuation of Haleiwa and Waialua.
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Flooding threatens Oahu SPCA shelter, rescue efforts underway
Oahu SPCA says staff and volunteers are using sandbags to keep floodwaters from entering its No Kill Animal Shelter and Veterinary Facility.
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‘He’s fit in so well’: Ryan Strome quickly finding his place with Flames following trade
It hasn’t taken long for it to feel like Ryan Strome is a very important piece for the Calgary Flames. Read More
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North Shore residents speak about Kona low 2.0 experiences
Morning light revealed a North Shore changed overnight. Roads vanished under brown water. A camper sat half-submerged. Entire stretches of coastline became isolated pockets, with no clear way in or out.
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Mount Royal University to become home base for new transportation and logistics hub
Calgary’s city-owned investment fund is teaming up with the Alberta and federal governments to launch a new hub centred on transportation and logistics. Read More
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Calgary’s Muslim community closes out Ramadan with celebration of Eid al-Fitr
Thousands among Calgary’s Muslim community gathered at the Baitun-Nur Mosque Friday morning to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of the month of Ramadan. Read More
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Calgary extortion crackdown leads to deportation orders as police refer 45 suspects to CBSA
The Calgary Police Service says it has referred 45 suspects to the Canada Border Services Agency as part of a nationwide crackdown on extortion crimes that has triggered a wave of deportations across the country. Read More
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Youth convicted of manslaughter in fatal shooting of homeless Calgarian must serve another month behind bars, judge rules
The Chestermere youth convicted of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a homeless Calgary man will be back on the street a month from now, a judge ruled Friday. Read More
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Braid: UCP will pick a new auditor general to write explosive health spending report
Alberta auditor general Doug Wylie will leave the job before his big report on health procurement is written and released. Read More