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Man struck by vehicle while attempting to change tire
A man sustained life-altering injuries following a traffic collision in northwest Calgary on Tuesday morning. Read More
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Water service can be disrupted at any time. Don’t get caught blindsided by following this advice:
In the event of a water service disruption, Matthew Wells, regional communications director for the American Red Cross Pacific Islands Region, shared some advice from the humanitarian organization.
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Kona storm system to make landfall today, expected to bring thunderstorms and wind
Tuesday, March 10 is looking to be the first of many days with heavy rain throughout the islands as Hawaiʻi’s Weather Source monitors an incoming Kona storm system.
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Pedestrian hit-and-run in northeast Calgary sends child to hospital
A Tuesday morning hit-and-run collision involving a pedestrian in northeast Calgary has sent one child to hospital. Read More
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ChatGPT convinced Illinois woman to fire her human attorney: Lawsuit
A federal lawsuit filed by life insurance company Nippon claims ChatGPT acted as a lawyer and convinced a woman to fire her human attorney.
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World Cup chief operating officer says tournament is ‘too big’ to be postponed amid global turmoil
DALLAS (AP) — FIFA’s World Cup chief operating officer says the tournament is “too big” to be postponed because of global turmoil caused by the U.S. and Israeli war against Iran. Speaking Monday at the International Broadcast Center for the 48-nation tournament, which starts June 11, Heimo Schirgi said FIFA continues to closely monitor the…
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A Murdoch Mystery leaps off TV onto stage for Vertigo’s 50th anniversary season
Canada’s premier detective, William Murdoch, will take centrestage to close Vertigo’s 50th anniversary season in May 2027. Read More
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Top Iranian security official to Trump: ‘Be careful not to get eliminated yourself’
The warning comes after Iran fired a new salvo of attacks on Israel, United Arab Emirates, Saudia Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain.
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Canadian tourist must remain in Las Vegas after alleged flamingo abuse
A Canadian tourist accused of stealing and torturing a flamingo at a Las Vegas Strip hotel must remain in the area as his criminal proceedings play out, a judge said.
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Breakenridge: Premier blows through fiscal policies; says Calgarians wanted increased spending
No one should hold their breath expecting a referendum on a provincial sales tax alongside all the other questions on the Oct. 19 ballot. Read More