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‘Centre of excellence’: Calgary Airports highlights domestic concourse makeover, other capital investments
Travellers will see continued construction at the Calgary International Airport as all three domestic concourses are updated over the next five years, but the Calgary Airport Authority said the payoff will be well worth it. Read More
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Canada’s Kadriana and Colton Lott advance to World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship semifinal
GENEVA — Canada’s Kadriana and Colton Lott are feeling an immense amount of pride. Read More
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SONIC opens in Kapolei with special Hawaiʻi menu item: PHOTOS
SONIC will open its first O’ahu drive-in in Kapolei in mid-May, featuring five drive-in stalls with carhops on roller skates, a double drive-thru lane, and a patio, and a menu that blends familiar items with local flavors.
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Kona low storms caused more than $300M in lost tourism revenue: DBEDT
Kona low storms in March 2026 led to a decrease in visitor spending in Hawai’i, resulting in a loss of over $300 million in tourism revenue.
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From high-end fancy to low-cost comfort: What is it really like to be a food writer?
“Let me know if you ever need anyone to come along with you when you’re writing about a restaurant!” Read More
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Province to establish an Alberta Music Commission to promote music sector here and abroad
The provincial government will create an Alberta Music Commission to champion the music sector, boost music tourism and keep local musicians living and working in the province. Read More
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Calgary serial rabbit killer who said hurting bunnies was “kinda like playing God” should be handed 10-year prison term, says Crown
Calling a serial rabbit killers crimes vile, repugnant, shocking and inconceivable, a Calgary prosecutor on Thursday called for a 10-year prison term for the offender. Read More
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Calgary lawyer, philanthropist John Osler named next UCalgary chancellor
The University of Calgary has named legal and philanthropic leader John Osler as its 16th chancellor‑elect. Read More
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NDP introduces bill for stricter rules around hidden fees, easier to cancel subscriptions
The NDP wants stricter rules for those charging consumers hidden fees, including restaurants and ATMs, while making it easier for users to cancel their subscriptions. Read More
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These kiosks look like ATMs, but they may steal your money
Cryptocurrency kiosks are being used to scam Hawaiʻi residents, particularly those over 60, resulting in millions of dollars in losses, with lawmakers considering legislation to limit or ban cash deposits at these kiosks to help prevent further fraud.