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Alberta’s police watchdog says no charges will be laid against three Lethbridge officers even though investigations determined there were “reasonable grounds” to believe they had committed criminal offences involving breach of trust and unauthorized use of databases related to former MLA Shannon Phillips. Read More

Federal budget a ‘missed opportunity’ for First Nations, says national chief

Nov 7, 2025

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The federal budget is a “missed opportunity” for First Nations and Indigenous peoples, said National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak, with a lack of commitments to closing the infrastructure gap in communities and making good on the federal promise for generational investment. Read More

Hawaiʻi Emergency Food Assistance Program funds available Nov. 10

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaiʻi Emergency Food Assistance Program funds are going to be available ahead of schedule. SNAP recipients can spend the $250 in relief funds as soon as Nov. 10, which puts the program four days ahead of the targeted date, Nov. 14, Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services and Gov. Josh Green announced.…

Albertans say ATA handled teachers’ strike better than province as opinion on government worsens: Leger poll

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A recent Leger poll has found that Albertans believe the Alberta Teachers’ Association handled the teachers’ strike better than the province — and that there is a worsening opinion of the UCP. Read More

UH Athletics kicks off 3-day food drive this weekend

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Tomorrow, Nov. 7, UH Athletics is kicking off a three-day food drive to help gather donations to support those affected by the ongoing government shutdown. State launches food drive to support those affected by SNAP benefits suspension The food drive will be centered around this weekend’s games, giving UH fans a chance…

TC Energy praises ‘policy environment’ in North America as pipeline company looks to grow

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Natural gas pipeline company TC Energy Corp. says governments across North America are moving toward clearer, faster permitting, allowing projects to be delivered faster and at lower costs. Read More

Central Alberta RCMP arrest suspect sleeping inside stolen vehicle

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Central Alberta Mounties got their man with help from the suspect himself, who was found sleeping inside a stolen ride. Read More

University of Calgary takes $35M hit from previous foreign student cap as feds further pare visas

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The federal government’s planned cuts to immigration in the 2025 budget could put further strain on post-secondary institutions, whose own financial plans had already been affected by caps imposed in 2024. Read More

Immigrant employment council panel shares job seeking tips for newcomers to Calgary

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