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Lawmakers look at ways to improve road safety following rise in traffic deaths
“I know probably more than 90% of our daily road users don’t break the law. It’s that 10% that puts the public at risk.”
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Day 9 at the Scotties: Alberta’s Selena Sturmay stays calm, cool, collected
Pressure? What pressure? Read More
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‘Very powerful year’: Community celebrates Lunar New Year in Kakaʻako
Saturday afternoon, folks rang in the Year of the Horse at SALT at Our Kakaʻako.
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Search for missing teen suspended after discovery of human remains
The search for a missing 19-year-old man has been suspended after human remains were discovered in the waters off Kahili Beach, where he was last seen.
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Long road ahead for Poilievre to win over Canadians despite party endorsement, experts say
Pierre Poilievre’s overwhelming support in Friday’s leadership review was not a surprise to political scientists, but it’s just the beginning of the road to winning broader support among Canadians, they said. Read More
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Texas A&M ends women’s, gender studies degree program
The school, based in College Station, Texas, has been a hotspot in the political debate over gender and sexuality.
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Smith blasts Trudeau’s Liberal government at Conservative convention, sidesteps Carney and separatism
Premier Danielle Smith used the final day of the federal Conservative convention to deliver a blistering critique of a decade of Liberal rule under former prime minister Justin Trudeau, with little mention of Prime Minister Mark Carney. Read More
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Celebrate Rainbow Wahine Athletics at free, family-friendly event
Don’t miss a free, family-friendly event celebrating Rainbow Wahine Athletics.
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Olds College suspends craft brewing program due to low enrolment
Olds College is shutting down its brewery and cutting its Craft Beverage and Brewery Operations program, the school announced Friday. Read More