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Popular Hawaii holiday pop-up opens in Mililani
The Trojan Trading Post returns for the holidays at the Town Center of Mililani, featuring the work of Mililani High School’s career and technical education students. All proceeds support CTE’s scholarships and programs.
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‘The future of Hawaiʻi’s film and television industry’: Local studio group unveils plans for new private studio near UH West Oʻahu
Hawaiʻi Studio Group released a master plan for a state-of-the-art private film studio currently proposed to be on the land adjacent to the University of Hawaiʻi — West Oʻahu.
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Warrior Wednesday: Hawaii’s massive showdown with UNLV
The University of Hawaii football team took off on their flight for Las Vegas, Nevada Wednesday as they remain in the fight for a Mountain West Conference title, scheduled to play fellow contender UNLV Friday night for the Island Showdown Trophy.
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‘We Ain’t Buying It’: These retailers are being targeted by holiday shopping boycott
As peak holiday shopping season kicks off next week, an activist group is asking its supporters to stop shopping at three major US chains for five days.
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New study finds mentorship key to improving employment outcomes for BIPOC youth
As young adults in Canada continue to face high unemployment, a new study shows effective mentorship can play a crucial role in helping youth overcome barriers to entering the workforce. But for racialized youth, the research found significant gaps in access to mentorship support. Read More
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Braid: Auditor general finds stalling, bad planning, big losses in Dynalife report
The Auditor General’s report into the Dynalife testing fiasco is devastating for the UCP government. Read More
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Olympic curling trials preview (men): John Epping building to this shot at Games berth
John Epping is hoping to find the hot hand in Halifax. Read More
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Don’t flush away the opportunity to win a free toilet
World Toilet Day is today, Nov. 19 and the Kauaʻi Department of Water is not letting the opportunity to participate go down the drain.
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Calgary’s economic growth expected to outpace Canada’s next year — not just because of oil
Calgary’s economy is projected to grow at a faster pace than the rest of the country next year, even while trade tensions, geopolitical instability and shifting domestic policy are creating uncertainty for the city, a new outlook suggests. Read More
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JBS Canada, Costco Mexico deal sees beef shipped from Brooks plant to Costco stores in Mexico
Representing a win for the Canadian beef industry, JBS Canada and Costco Mexico recently struck a deal that will see about 20,000 tonnes of beef from the JBS Brooks plant shipped to Costco stores in Mexico. Read More