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As budget talks continue, some councillors take aim at downtown office conversion incentives
With Calgary city councillors preparing amendments for next year’s budget, a cohort is criticizing the city’s downtown office-to-residential conversion incentives. Read More
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Tsuut’ina Nation swears in Major Chief Ellery Starlight, alongside 12 minor chiefs
The newly elected officials for Tsuut’ina Nation were officially sworn into office for the next three years at an inauguration ceremony at the Seven Chiefs Sportsplex on Wednesday. Read More
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Two sisters trapped under a vehicle in Dalhousie crosswalk collision recovering in separate hospitals
A GoFundMe campaign has been started for the victims of a pedestrian accident in Calgary’s northwest that trapped two sisters underneath a vehicle. Read More
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Motorist beaten up in vigilante attack should be spared jail for brandishing gun, says lawyer
The “vigilante justice” inflicted on a Calgary motorist who brandished a handgun at the occupants of another car — and later shot one in the head — should spare him a prison term, his lawyer said Wednesday. Read More
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Health Sciences Association of Alberta members vote in favour of deal
A majority of about 22,000 members of the Health Sciences Association of Alberta have voted in favour of a new collective agreement that includes a 12 per cent wage increase over four years. Read More
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CBE settles class-action lawsuit involving abuse by former John Ware teachers
The Calgary Board of Education and its insurers have agreed to pay almost $16 million to settle a class-action lawsuit related to two former CBE employees at John Ware School between 1988 and 2004. Read More
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5 things to know about Hawaiʻi’s high surf dangers, safety
High surf in Hawaiʻi can look exciting from the beach. The deep sound of breaking waves and the rush of whitewater can feel like a call to explore.
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Olympic curling trials (Day 5): Calgary’s Brad Jacobs secures championship spot
Brad Jacobs is one step closer to a return visit to the Olympics. Read More
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LIST: Hawaiʻi’s 6 best retailers for Black Friday
Black Friday still draws huge crowds in Hawaiʻi, but shoppers now spread their spending across several days in November.
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Boiling Crab satisfies your taste buds
Boiling Crab will be amongst many vendors at the “Pinch of Salt” at Our Kaka’ako. This is a family and pet-friendly event. Check out many local vendors with great gift ideas for your holiday shopping.