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Sport organizations across Calgary say they are making progress in curbing abuse directed at game officials, but the problem remains widespread, as referees continue to quit due to mistreatment. Read More

Varcoe: Canadian producers lament ‘overreaction’ to U.S. plans for Venezuelan oil

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In three trading days on the Toronto Stock Exchange to start this week, Canada’s largest oilsands companies shed a combined $14 billion in stock market value, before notching a partial comeback Thursday — dropping the figure to about $8.3 billion. Read More

Police investigating robbery of Dalhousie jewelry store

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Police are investigating the robbery of a jewelry store in Dalhousie on Thursday afternoon. Read More

Fruits of labor: Locals enjoy first commercial harvest of fresh Maui mandarins

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Fresh and sweet with a warm orange glow, the first commercial harvest of Hawaii-grown mandarins were a delicious success!

Calgary family takes to the streets to find kidney for loved one

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Alice Pesta admits to being “shocked” at seeing her face on two billboards erected along busy Calgary streets. Read More

Chuckwagon star Reg ‘The Bashaw Flash’ Johnstone loses battle with illness

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Reg Johnstone will be remembered as one chuckwagon racing’s finest competitors. Read More

Catastrophic water main breaks: How did other Canadian cities handle major failures?

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If you’ve lived in Calgary for the past two years, you probably have grown used to the clarion call to conserve water. Read More

7 best places for mocktails as Honolulu enters Dry January

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Dry January in Hawaiʻi is not about staying home with water and regret. It’s about showing up with friends, ordering something good and proving that zero proof can still feel like a moment.

Classroom commuters: UH officials remind drivers of upcoming back-to-school traffic

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The start of a new semester also means new traffic patterns. University of Hawaiʻi officials want to give drivers a heads-up on back-to-school traffic.

Red Deer artist brings humanity to city’s most vulnerable with series of expressive portraits

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