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Opinion: Universities should judge you as an individual, not on your race
A student with stronger grades and scores can still lose a university seat because of race. Whether you believe that’s justice or discrimination depends on your view of affirmative action, but Canadians deserve an honest debate about it. Read More
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Before the Charter: Jehovah’s Witnesses and the battle for civil liberties in Canada
The Calgary Stampede, “the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth,” has recently ended. But another major event has arrived at the same venue. According to Tourism Calgary, the international convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses will take place at the BMO Centre from July 31 to Aug. 2, 2026, attracting some 23,000 visitors, including delegates from 26 countries,…
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Changemaker: Overcoming adversity, Roy Bear Chief more than deserving of academic career
The day Roy Bear Chief received the keys to his new office is one he’ll never forget. “My hands were shaking so much, I had trouble getting the key in the slot,” recalls the 78-year-old self-described late bloomer. “Never in my wildest dreams had I ever thought that I would get an office at an…
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Push underway for more handicap parking in Hawaii
Advocates and lawmakers in Hawaii are calling for an increase in accessible parking stalls as the number of active disability parking permits reached 110,473 by June 2026.
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‘Community that is like a big family’: Vigil attendees mourn the loss of 11-year-old Parker
Calgarians grieved alongside one another Thursday evening at two separate vigils held to remember the life of 11-year-old Parker. Read More
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UH deadlines extended to Aug. 14 for fall 2026 classes
Several University of Hawaii campuses, including all seven community colleges, UH Hilo, and UH West Oahu, have extended their fall 2026 semester application deadline to August 14.
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Honolulu’s Fasi Municipal building faces ongoing elevator problems as City plans modernization
Employees at Honolulu’s Frank F. Fasi Municipal Building expressed growing frustration over recurring elevator failures and safety concerns, prompting calls for better infrastructure management despite plans for a future modernization project.
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Oʻahu school zone speed limits dropping to 20 mph
“Slowing speeds is one of the most effective ways to reduce crashes and save lives, especially for our keiki as they head back to school.”
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Woman dies after Kalihi parking lot crash
A 65-year-old woman died after being struck by a 57-year-old driver reversing out of a parking space in an Kalihi parking lot on Thursday.