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Smith submits pipeline proposal to federal government along Trans Mountain corridor
Premier Danielle Smith met with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Calgary Thursday evening to formally submit the proposal for the West Coast Pipeline project to the federal Major Projects Office as a project of national interest. Read More
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Hawaii man avoids jail time for illegal fireworks case
Jeremy Calizo was sentenced to 240 hours of community service and deferred acceptance of his no contest plea for four years, which could result in the dismissal of six felony charges related to illegal explosive devices in Waipahu.
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Protect your pets from firework stress this Fourth of July
The Hawaiian Humane Society is urging pet owners to keep their animals safe this Fourth of July by providing a quiet space, proper identification, and talking to their vet if they are concerned about firework anxiety.
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Need2Knows for 4th of July celebrations across Oahu
America’s 250th birthday will be celebrated in Honolulu with a fireworks display, food, music, performances, and recognitions for the military and veterans at Kapiolani Park, as well as a parade in Kailua and other events at Haleiwa Beach Park and Hukilau Marketplace.
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Fourteen and 15-year-olds charged in stabbing of another teen in Auburn Bay
Six teenagers have been charged in an incident where a 17-year-old was bear sprayed and stabbed in an Auburn Bay alley. Read More
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ʻUlu o Lele Marketplace to support Lahaina businesses
“It’s a small and beginning effort to bring energy, to bring hope, to help families and businesses start feeling a degree of normalcy in Lahaina.”
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Hawai’i’s Fourth of July: Safety measures in place
“Wildfires are the one natural disaster that we can largely prevent.”
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Yesssah Tings! A new local game celebrates Hawaiʻi culture
Yesssah Tings is a new bingo game with a Hawaiian twist, featuring 54 illustrated cards and educational information about Hawaii’s culture and traditions, created by Momalani and Carlos.
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Enmax cuts ribbon on new substation in downtown Calgary
There’s a new source of power in downtown Calgary. Read More
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Five years in prison for drunk driver who killed his friend and then drove impaired months later
A drunk behind the wheel of a car is like “a bullet to the head” of anyone in their path, a judge said Thursday in sentencing a repeat impaired driver who killed his best friend to five years in prison. Read More