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Bell: While Canadians boycott the U.S., this Canadian heads to America
Push the usual Elbows Up craziness my way if it makes you happy. Read More
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Easygoing Sunny will light up your life
Meet Sunny! Sunny is a 68-pound, 6-year-old poi dog who was brought to the Kosasa Family Campus in early December 2025 after his previous guardian could no longer provide for his care.
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Military, state, county sign deal to open Kolekole Pass in emergencies
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A historic military road once off-limits to civilians is now officially part of Oahu’s emergency evacuation plan. Today, state, city and military leaders signed a Memorandum of Understanding formalizing access to Kolekole Pass during disasters. A road built for war in 1937, today is being reaffirmed as a road for survival. “Our…
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Businesses on 17th Avenue say they didn’t know about water main break in area
Businesses located on the stretch of 17th Avenue S.W. between 14th Street and 15th Street S.W. say they knew little to nothing of the water main break that occurred early Wednesday afternoon — nor how long it will last. Read More
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City council mulls potential plebiscite on provincial budget impacts
Calgary’s mayor pitched the idea of a citywide plebiscite on what he called an unfair move by the provincial government to take a bigger share of city property taxes, during a special meeting that some councillors dismissed as theatre. Read More
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Calgary Flames discussing trading MacKenzie Weegar to Utah Mammoth: report
MacKenzie Weegar could be on his way to Utah. Read More
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‘She’s such a trooper’: Calgary family seeks life-saving kidney transplant for 8-year-old daughter
A Calgary family is seeking a living organ donor for their daughter, who is experiencing kidney failure just nine months after being diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. Read More
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Day 6 at the Brier: Nobody’s ‘devoted their life to the game like Marc Kennedy has’
Marc Kennedy’s unfairly had plenty of fingers pointed at him in the last few weeks. Read More
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Mayoral candidates spent more than $2 million in last year’s election
Mayoral candidates in Calgary’s municipal election spent big last fall, collectively shelling out more than $2 million on their bids for city council’s central seat, newly released campaign disclosures reveal. Read More
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‘Mystical’: Ice painting artist battles winds, lauds Alberta’s natural canvases
Cursed by a Chinook wind, David Popa said he was ready to surrender to the elements. Read More