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Pests, plants and paws: UH hosts sustainable gardening workshop
Roses are red, violets are blue — the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa hosted a sustainable gardening workshop on Valentine’s Day just for you!
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‘I ditched him’: Fans camp for Big Show’s Valentine’s Day opening
“I ditched him the evening of Valentine’s Day to come to the Big Show.”
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Valentine’s Day march pays tribute to missing, murdered Indigenous women
Dozens of people will march on Saturday evening, this Valentine’s Day, from Scarboro United Church to commemorate missing and murdered Indigenous women. Read More
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Man, 64, charged with second-degree murder in Rundle death
A 64-year-old man in Calgary has been charged with murder in connection to a death in the northeast community of Rundle. Read More
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Sterling Homes’ quest for gold goes platinum
Two Alberta home builders are emerging as provincewide leaders when it comes to building a better, greener home. Read More
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Real estate outside of Calgary is an up and down story
A few of Calgary’s outlying resale real estate markets saw growth in January while others mirrored the sliding conditions in the city itself. Calgary Real Estate Board statistics from last month show Strathmore, High River and Okotoks saw sales increase year over year. Read More
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Best of Brug Bakery Hawaiʻi: Most popular bread, pastries
Local favorite Brug Bakery Hawaiʻi opened its newest location in Kapolei Commons this Valentine’s Day! Need a treat for your sweetie?
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What to know about the Homeland Security shutdown
Another shutdown for parts of the federal government has begun as a fight over proposed restrictions on President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda drags on. Funding for the Department of Homeland Security expired on Saturday. Democrats say they will not help approve more money until the new limits are placed on federal immigration operations after…
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Opinion: Alberta can lead Canada’s food sovereignty strategy
At Oilfields High School in Diamond Valley, students are growing leafy greens, vine crops and root vegetables indoors using biochar as a soil-based growing medium. What began as an educational initiative has quietly demonstrated something larger — year-round food production in Alberta is not theoretical, it is already happening. Read More
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Opinion: Spring election? Alberta wins but Poilievre will be finished
Expect a spring election. The only question is the exact date and size of the Liberal majority. Read More