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Calgary’s Sunglaciers look to history, philosophy for inspiration on fourth album
No one could accuse Calgary’s Sunglaciers of simple naval gazing when crafting the nine songs on their fourth record, Spiritual Content. Read More
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Catastrophic flooding prompts warning for Waialua and Haleiwa
Residents on Oahu’s North Shore are being urged to evacuate if possible due to “catastrophic flooding.”
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Calgary police charge 3 in Ogden murder, seek fourth suspect
Calgary police have arrested three people believed to be responsible for the death of a man in Ogden last year, and law enforcement remains on the hunt for a fourth suspect. Read More
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First Nations Rodeo and Relay coming to Calgary’s GMC Stadium in June
Indigenous athletes from across Canada and the United States will be coming to Calgary in June for the inaugural Calgary Stampede First Nations Rodeo and Relay. Read More
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Visitors warned to avoid areas of Banff National Park due to extreme avalanche conditions
Avalanche conditions west of Calgary continue to deteriorate, resulting in Friday’s brief closure of Banff Sunshine Village and the seldom-used black rating around Banff warning visitors to stay out of the backcountry. Read More
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Chuck Norris dies at 86, family announces
Chuck Norris, a martial artist and actor known for his appearances in “The Way of the Dragon” and “Walker, Texas Ranger,” has died, his family announced Friday.
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Opinion: Blanket rezoning didn’t deliver; Calgary needs a reset
In spring 2024, following months of community engagement and a 15-day public hearing, city council approved blanket rezoning in a 9–6 vote. The decision came despite clear public opposition: 62 per cent of more than 700 speakers and 88 per cent of over 6,000 written submissions rejected the policy. Council’s justification was straightforward — more…
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Brookman: It’s past time to tackle politically treacherous taxation
“Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die.” In April, that expression changes to “Everybody wants the benefits, but nobody wants to pay the taxes.” Read More
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Opinion: Immigration referendum offering scapegoat a ‘dangerous’ strategy
The Herald reported on recent polling showing broad support for the premier’s immigration-related referendum questions. This support is not surprising for anyone familiar with Canadian attitudes toward immigration, which have declined significantly in the past five years. Nearly 60 per cent of Canadians believe that Canada has too much immigration. Read More
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WATCH: Bus fire closes left lane on H-3 Freeway
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Part of the H-3 Freeway is closed as firefighters respond to a bus fire. Video submitted by a viewer shows a school bus ablaze. According to the state Transportation Department, this is on the Haiku side of the tunnels in the Kaneohe-bound direction. Officials said HFD is on scene, and the left…