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YMCA welcomes you with ‘Welcome Week’
HONOLULU (KHON2) — During the month of September, the YMCA welcomes all members with a free one week membership. And don’t forget about “Welcome Week” which kicks off Sept. 12 through Sept. 21. YMCA of Honolulu honors Ai family with large donation Some of the activities that you can enjoy are potlucks, sports challenges, group…
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Record building starts in Calgary expected for 2025
Construction of new homes in Calgary is continuing on a record pace this year, despite the latest numbers for starts showing a slight slowdown. Read More
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Tariffs weigh on homebuyer decisions as Canadians eye interest rates
Many Canadians may be hitting the pause button on home buying decisions due to the uncertainty over tariffs involving the ongoing Canada-United States trade spat, a new survey has found. TD recently published last month the findings of a new survey conducted on its behalf by Harris Poll Canada that found, among respondents considering buying…
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Q&A: Spinal Tap talk about the new film, their new drummer, Paul McCarney’s meddling and their impressions of Calgary
Earlier this week, Spinal Tap band members David St. Hubbins (Michael McKean), Nigel Tufnel (Christopher Guest) and Derek Smalls (Harry Shearer) spoke to Postmedia prior to the release of Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, the long-awaited sequel to Rob Reiner’s 1984 debut feature This is Spinal Tap. The classic “mockumentary” had Reiner playing earnest…
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Vulcan County farmers hit hard by hailstorm that left a scar visible from space
Vulcan-area farmer Jim Horkoff says he’s never seen a storm like the one that ripped through his fields last month. Read More
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‘Ukraine is my home:’ Calgarian severely burned by Russian drone attack vows to remain in fight
Mac Hughes said he pleaded with nearby soldiers to shoot him rather than be burned alive. Read More
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Kona’s celebration this weekend expects to draw thousands
KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii (KHON2) — It’s September, and there aren’t that many things happening across the island. But Kona has something special happening for everyone. Kona Pride began with small gatherings at a local bar. Six years later, the event has grown into a full community festival spread across multiple venues. “This is our sixth annual…
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City of Calgary shouldn’t provide site for RV dwellers advises administration, citing high costs
High costs, lengthy development timelines and a small utilization rate are reasons City of Calgary administration is advising against a councillor’s proposal to try to find municipal land to accommodate people who live in their recreational vehicles. Read More
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‘Deeply disturbing’: Calgary man charged after allegedly tunnelling into woman’s apartment
A Calgary man has been charged after allegedly tunnelling a hole into his upstairs neighbour’s apartment — a unit belonging to a woman who reported having ongoing issues with him, police say. Read More
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Calgary average monthly rent down from last year
Average monthly rents in Calgary dropped significantly in August from the same period last year, a new report has found, while also revealing that rents edged up slightly month over month so far this year. Rental listing online marketplace Liv.rent published average rents for one-bedroom unfurnished apartments recently, finding the average rent in Calgary was…