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Former classmate of Brown shooting suspect remembers him as ‘very bitter’
“He thought he knew more than everybody else,” a former classmate of Claudio Manuel Neves Valente said.
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Island-by-island: What’s open, closed across the islands on Christmas day
Since we are just a week away from Christmas Day, here is your go-to guide on what’s open and closed across the islands.
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One year after Kīlauea erupted, Native Hawaiians see something the world missed
It has been one year since Kīlauea erupted, and for many Native Hawaiians the moment was not about fear or fascination but about how people show respect, care and aloha.
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Graphic of the week: Dangers of Calgary’s storm ponds
Calgary winters are known for their wildly fluctuating temperatures. Read More
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Breakenridge: Smith’s government makes ‘mockery’ of direct democracy
With the conclusion of a busy and tumultuous fall sitting of the Alberta Legislature, one would have expected some respite from any further policy drama. Read More
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19 Christmas cartoons: Holiday offerings from our editorial cartoonists
Throughout the year, our readers have told us many times that they enjoy our editorial cartoon compilations. With Christmas mere hours away, we’ve put together the best of our holiday cartoons from 2025. While you may have seen a few of these offerings in the Herald’s weekly cartoon compilations earlier in the month, we’ve also…
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Ford: Alone at Christmas, but wrapped in the generosity and kindness of others
It’s two days to Christmas, and I am alone in a house too big for one person and too small for an extended family. The reason I’m alone at this most sharing time of the year is irrelevant. The reality is not. Read More
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Matty’s shot, Huby’s vision and … Frosty’s hips? A one-of-a-kind Flames holiday wishlist
’Tis the season for wishlists. Read More
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‘The future they’ve been dreaming about might be possible’: Help us help Calgary’s at-risk kids
It’s a groovy little bike shop in the heart of Calgary’s Inglewood district, not far from the cycling pathways along the Bow and Elbow rivers. In the back of the store is a sprawling workshop, a bustling place filled with hundreds of bicycles, bicycle parts and accessories, along with workstations that see old beat-up bikes…
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Is there a need to increase speed limits? Letters to the editor on Dec. 23
If Alberta Minister of Transportation Devin Dreeshen wishes to set speed limits on Highway 2 that reflect how people drive, he can stop right now. As an occasional driver between Edmonton and Calgary, I would suggest the average speed, or de facto speed limit, is already 120 km/h. If you want to drive continuously in…