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Breakenridge: Too much at stake for Smith to remain silent on separation
Canada was very much centre stage at last week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, between Prime Minister Mark Carney’s landmark speech and the petulant reaction from U.S. President Donald Trump. Read More
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High levels of deadly radon gas found in 21% of social housing units — but most aren’t tested at all
Eleanor Hubley Manor is a modest, beige one-storey apartment building just off a highway interchange near Halifax. As part of the province’s subsidized housing network, it is home to about eight tenants who, for reasons ranging from bad health to poverty, have little choice about where they live. Read More
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Hawaii’s homeless first point-in-time count being conducted since 2024
Hawaii is conducting its first point-in-time count since 2024, and volunteers are fanning out across the state to gauge the homelessness problem in the Islands.
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Seven Japanese American soldiers labeled ‘enemy aliens’ promoted
A ceremony was held on Jan. 26 to promote seven Japanese American cadets who died in combat.
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Bell: Bring it on! Alberta separatists look ready for a fight to the finish
Jeff Rath laughs. Read More
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Governor Green proposes pausing income tax, cuts in State of the State address
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The state is doing okay financially right now, but we have to prepare for lots of questions in the future. That was one message from Governor Josh Green in his State of the State address Monday, where he’s proposing “pausing” a tax cut for residents. This is Green’s 4th State of the…
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Students learn from NASA and embark on space simulation ahead of 40 year anniversary of Challenger disaster
This coming Wednesday, Jan. 28, will mark the 40 year anniversary of the Challenger explosion, one of the biggest tragedies in NASA history, which killed seven crew members aboard the space shuttle.
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Jacobs enjoying time at home before heading to Olympics
It’s business as usual for Brad Jacobs and his curling crew from Calgary these days. Read More
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Dad charged with internation abduction of five-year-old son to remain behind bars pending trial
The Calgary dad accused of illegally spiriting his young son from Canada and keeping him from his mother for two years will remain behind bars pending trial, a judge ruled Monday. Read More
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Support, criticism as people line up to sign separatist petition in Calgary
A group pushing for Alberta to separate from Canada officially began collecting signatures in Calgary on Monday, seeking a referendum to put the issue to provincial voters. Read More