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Ford: Alone at Christmas, but wrapped in the generosity and kindness of others
It’s two days to Christmas, and I am alone in a house too big for one person and too small for an extended family. The reason I’m alone at this most sharing time of the year is irrelevant. The reality is not. Read More
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Matty’s shot, Huby’s vision and … Frosty’s hips? A one-of-a-kind Flames holiday wishlist
’Tis the season for wishlists. Read More
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Is there a need to increase speed limits? Letters to the editor on Dec. 23
If Alberta Minister of Transportation Devin Dreeshen wishes to set speed limits on Highway 2 that reflect how people drive, he can stop right now. As an occasional driver between Edmonton and Calgary, I would suggest the average speed, or de facto speed limit, is already 120 km/h. If you want to drive continuously in…
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‘The future they’ve been dreaming about might be possible’: Help us help Calgary’s at-risk kids
It’s a groovy little bike shop in the heart of Calgary’s Inglewood district, not far from the cycling pathways along the Bow and Elbow rivers. In the back of the store is a sprawling workshop, a bustling place filled with hundreds of bicycles, bicycle parts and accessories, along with workstations that see old beat-up bikes…
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City working to restore potholes across the island following heavy rains
With flooding and heavy rains all throughout last week, multiple roads across the island are left with pesky potholes and in need of repaving.
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Remnants of old storm to move through islands
HONOLULU (KHON2) – A brief period of strong trades anchored along the lead edge of building high pressure will sweep through the area tonight through Tuesday bringing with it a convergent band of showers. This band is seen on afternoon visible imagery immediately offshore and approaching the islands from the east and is poised to…
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City urge fans to take Skyline/Bus for Hawaii Bowl to ease traffic
Because of the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl match-up between Hawaii and the Cal Golden Bears, the city is offering a special shuttle service on game day to help deal with traffic.
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38 eruptions in one year: Kilauea’s historic run still captivates Hawaii
Dec. 23 marks one year since Kilauea began erupting in a rare and powerful way.
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Bell: No new drug sites in Calgary, Chumir drug site most likely closing this spring
The news before it hits the streets. Read More
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New Purple Heart City sign unveiled on Kamoku Street
“So having the opportunity to make our city a Purple Heart City for me is almost some kind of poetry so i’m grateful to be able to do this very proud on behalf of all of you.”