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Loss in the light: Family tragedy made Reuben Bullock re-examine songs from his band’s 2014 debut
Earlier this week, Reuben Bullock performed in Vancouver’s St. James Hall as part of the anniversary tour of Reuben and the Dark’s 2014 debut, Funeral Sky. Read More
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Girl Scouts of Hawaii launch cookie season with statewide delivery day, new flavor
Thousands of boxes of Girl Scout Cookies are arriving across the islands as Girl Scouts of Hawaiʻi gear up for Cookie Delivery Day on Thursday, Feb. 19.
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Heritage Park calls for nominations for 2026 Women Making History Awards
Heritage Park is inviting Albertans to nominate inspiring women for the 2026 Women Making History Awards. Read More
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Canada’s housing market starts year with drop in sales, rise in supply
Canada’s housing market was largely in a deep freeze in January despite more choice and lower prices, a new report has found. Read More
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3 Takeaways from Canada’s day in curling Thursday at 2026 Winter Olympic Games
Rachel Homan scored a spot in the playoffs at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Read More
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Demand for multi-generational housing grows in Calgary
Multi-generational homes have been around for decades in Calgary, but with the surge in the cost of housing over the last half decade, these dwellings are increasingly in demand. Read More
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One of the world’s most famous watermen on the impacts of Hawaiʻi’s film industry
The ocean shaped him first. Then, Hawaiʻi’s film industry came next.
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Hawaiian Electric calls off Public Safety Power Shutoff watch
Hawaiian Electric announced that they have ended their Public Safety Power Shutoff watch on Feb. 19 at 7 a.m.
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US stock indexes drift lower as Walmart swings and oil prices rise
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stock indexes are drifting lower on Thursday, while oil prices rise with worries about a potential conflict between the United States and Iran. The S&P 500 fell 0.4% and was potentially heading for its first loss in four days. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 283 points, or 0.6%,…
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U.S. considers 50-year mortgages
The United States administration is looking to stimulate its sluggish housing market with 50-year mortgages among the options under consideration. A recent report from TD Economics pointed to the measure aimed at improving affordability for first-time buyers in the U.S. Read More