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‘Canada’s quite behind’ on cryptocurrency, argues Coinbase Canada CEO
As global institutions embrace cryptocurrency, Canada is at a regulatory crossroads, according to the top executive at Coinbase Canada. Read More
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Brent Seabrook offers young Calgary Flames blueliners an invaluable resource
Mace’o Phillips could barely contain his excitement. Read More
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Aggressive bear leads to evacuation of Yoho National Park campground
Parks Canada responded to two bear incidents in Yoho National Park on Monday, evacuating one campsite and issuing a bear warning for another. Read More
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‘She was everything to us’: Calgary teen’s family wants to know circumstances surrounding her death
Jody Graves says her daughter was one of a kind, with a smile and laugh that could light up any room. Read More
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Amid tourism boom, Canmore plan nixes year-round pedestrian-only main street
A proposed year-round vehicle ban for Canmore’s Main Street has been kicked to the curb for now, as part of a 25-year redevelopment plan for the mountain town’s downtown. Read More
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LIST: 10 best places for shopping on Oʻahu
HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s summertime; and when visiting Hawaiʻi, you might need to find some things you forgot to bring or pick up some cool local wear to feel more connected to your vacation. Many people fly to Oʻahu in the summer for the beaches, great weather, fun nightlife, and tasty Hawaiian food. But some…
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Half of Hawaiʻi residents dealing with loneliness: What can be done
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Half of all adults in the United States report measurable levels of loneliness. The report from the U.S. Surgeon General said the health effects was serious and raises the risk of heart disease, stroke, dementia and even early death. The risk of dying early is about 29% higher for people who are…
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How do we share space socially? Contemporary Calgary exhibit called Presence invites visitors to think about it
The final pieces that visitors to Contemporary Calgary’s new exhibit, Presence, are two tables filled with the photography of Jayce Salloum. Read More
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Homebuyers may not factor in true cost of ownership when borrowing
Buyers are stretching to buy the home they want with some finding they may have bit off more than they can chew financially, a new survey suggests. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. released in June its 2025 CMHC Mortgage Consumer Survey asking 4,000 Canadians at the start of the year that included first-time buyers, repeat…