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Accused embezzlers had sued Calgary Police Service alleging corruption months before being charged
Two men charged this week with embezzling funds from a Bowness community group filed a lawsuit against the Calgary Police Service months ago alleging corruption. Read More
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Olympian’s expanding coffee company helps fellow athletes reach their goals
In 2020, Olympic speedskater Hayden Mayeur opened a mobile coffee company called Hayloft to support his athletic career — and now he’s providing flexible work to other athletes with the same goal. Read More
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How to succeed in business: Alberta Business Hall of Fame inductees share keys to success
Four prominent local business leaders have been selected for induction into this year’s Southern Alberta Business Hall of Fame, set for October. Presented by Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, the event honours leaders in business who have made lasting contributions to the community. Read More
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Two per cent of resource revenues among Treaty 8 First Nations’ list of demands
The chief of the Treaty 8 First Nations rated the province’s efforts in giving Indigenous communities a fair share of their resources a dismal three out of 10 following a meeting with Premier Danielle Smith that touched on several concerns, including health, revenue sharing, and the sovereignty of aboriginal lands. Read More
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NHL Draft primer: Hitmen, Calgary draft-eligibles set for annual pick-em
Ben Kindel calls himself a ‘gamer’. Read More
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Fatal Punaluu car crash claims third life
PUNALUU, Hawaii (KHON2) — The 28-year-old female passenger involved in the deadly Punaluu car crash on June 17 succumbed to her injuries and died, according to officials. The Honolulu Medical Examiner’s Office notified Honolulu police on Wednesday, June 25, marking Oahu’s 39th traffic fatality of 2025, more than double the amount in 2024. ‘There are too…
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24% of residents are ‘functionally unemployed’: Inside new report
HONOLULU (KHON2) — In May 2025, the monthly employment analysis report gathered by LISEP (the Ludwig Institute for Shared Economic Prosperity) was published. It shared some important news about jobs in the United States, including Hawaiʻi. The report said the real unemployment rate is much higher than what the government usually reports. LISEP called this…
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What does recent history tell us about the Flames’ options with the 18th pick?
Calgary Flames fans may be hoping and praying their team gets a centre in Friday’s NHL Draft. Read More
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Crown says jurors should reject suspected serial rabbit killer’s “charade” his alter ego tortured and killed bunnies
Jurors should reject the “charade” suspected serial rabbit killer Nicholas Weseen gave police that his alter ego tortured and killed bunnies, a prosecutor said Thursday. Read More