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Pre-orders for Hawaiian Pie Company still available, but not for long
They’ll close pre-orders on Wednesday, November 19. Thanksgiving week is pre-order pick-ups only.
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Motion calls on city to better enforce illegal firework sales, use
A Calgary councillor wants the city to clamp down on the sale and discharge of illegal fireworks, after more than 160 complaints were submitted to Calgary police last month following religious celebrations, mostly in his northeast ward. Read More
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Flames dead-last after 20 games … How often does that lead to a draft lottery win?
Get more Calgary Flames coverage delivered directly to your email inbox: Sign up here for our Playing With Fire newsletter. Read More
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Ancient planetary smash that created moon may have formed Hawaiʻi, too
Scientists continue to explore the deep story of how Earth and the moon formed. One idea has gained attention because it pushes us to imagine the planet in its earliest and wildest days.
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Calgary Flames send Rory Kerins back to AHL, call up Dryden Hunt and Sam Morton
Rory Kerins is going back to the AHL. Read More
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Graphic of the week: Living wage across Alberta and Canada
To achieve a modest standard of living and cover basic needs, a Calgarian needs to earn at least $26.50 an hour. Read More
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Your letters: UCP was losing battle with teachers
Re: Standing up for the notwithstanding clause, Opinion, Nov. 13 Read More
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Are prices based on your searches and buying history?
Attorney Bill Meyer joins producer/host Coralie Chun Matayoshi to discuss surveillance pricing which are price adjustments based on data collected about you (e.g. browsing history, geographic location, purchase history), who owns your data, what states are doing in the absence of federal law that limits the gathering and use of consumer data, what we can…
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Great-grandmother cares for great-grandkids, needs learning toys
A great-grandmother on Hawaii Island is raising her two great-grandchildren who have experienced prenatal drug exposure and is seeking donations to help provide for them.
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White House pulls rule forcing airlines to pay passengers for flight disruptions
The administration argues nixing the rule introduced in December 2024 is consistent with President Trump’s efforts to scrap federal regulations that the administration considers wasteful.