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(WXIN/WTTV) — In today’s world of hackers and other cyber threats, we spend a lot of time talking about protecting usernames and passwords. However, there are still a lot of paper documents that are important for keeping your information and identity safe. Which documents should you keep and for how long? And which documents can you shred…

Calgary Stampede, July 4: Live parade coverage | Today’s music picks | Stampede fuels tourism ambitions

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Hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected to line the streets of downtown Calgary for the 2025 Stampede Parade. Read More

On the Road: Trying to find wild horses? It’s a simple task if you know where to look

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Well, that was easy. Read More

Hosting the world fuels our economy and builds Calgary’s future

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In a time when cities across the globe are competing for talent, tourism and investment, Calgary cannot afford to sit on the sidelines. We have the people, the infrastructure, the spirit and the experience to lead — and we’re doing exactly that. Read More

Welcoming refugees: Humanitarian responsibility or economic opportunity?

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Canada is facing historic labour shortages — just as public support for immigration is becoming more fragile. In this climate, refugee integration offers both humanitarian and economic benefits. Read More

Ewa Carnival coming Labor Day weekend to help fill the void from 50th State Fair

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The 50th State Fair won’t happen this year, but a local events promoter is scrambling to help fill the void. The Ewa Carnival is set for Labor Day weekend. And even though it’s coming together last minute, it’s expected to be a fun-filled, family-friendly event. It’s not exactly the 50th State Fair,…

Five takeaways as Stampeders dominate Blue Bombers, capture inaugural Stampede Bowl

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Gov. Josh Green signs bills bettering water safety, kūpuna care

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Gov. Josh Green signed several measures on July 3, with the measures enhancing water safety and kūpuna care. “This is about the safety and well-being of our ʻohana and setting a chain of positive intention to uplift those in our community,” Green said. “These newly enacted laws will provide members of our…

Moderate trades and light showers for July 4th

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HONOLULU (KHON2) – Typical early summer conditions are in place. Precipitable water is running near to just below seasonal normal, and little organized moisture is observed in the trade wind flow. As a result, rainfall has been modest and focused over windward slopes, where less than a half of an inch has been measured during…

‘Most beautiful person’: Dozens hike to honour woman killed in rockfall

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