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Public Health Emergency declared for Hawaiʻi following severe Kona low storms
Residents impacted by the Kona low storms in March may now receive more health care support.
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Church official pleads guilty to voyeurism charge for secretly video recording naked women
Calgary police found hundreds of video recordings of naked women who appeared to be oblivious to the camera on electronic devices of church official Brad Dewar, court heard Tuesday. Read More
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YMCA Calgary and Calgary Public Library propose new joint facility in West District
A partnership between YMCA Calgary and the Calgary Public Library will address the growing demand for recreation and library services in the city through a proposal for a new facility in West District. Read More
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Canadian airline companies announce plans to cut routes as fuel prices continue to soar
Canadian airlines are adapting to the rising prices of fuel, as companies are implementing new strategies ahead of the upcoming vacation season. Read More
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More than 30 encampments taken down this month in Lethbridge, say police
More than 30 encampments have been dismantled in Lethbridge so far this month as police focus on a problem area in the city’s downtown core. Read More
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Charter school proposed in northeast industrial park turned down by city council
Safety concerns and the proximity to heavy industrial uses were reasons given by Calgary city council on Tuesday, when they overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to locate a charter school in a northeast business park. Read More
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‘A piece of Calgary’s history’: 114-year-old gargoyles from historic building up for auction
Art collectors and history enthusiasts can make a bid on several stone grotesques preserved from the former home of the Calgary Herald, which are up for auction this week. Read More
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Ontario driver convicted in connection with deadly crash that took the life of Drumheller father
Running a stop sign after failing to heed multiple warning devices, killing a Drumheller man and injuring his daughter, was an act of dangerous driving by an Ontario man, a Calgary judge ruled Tuesday. Read More
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Hawai’i men’s volleyball hits the road for Big West Tournament
Fresh off securing the regular-season title, the No. 2-ranked University of Hawaiʻi men’s volleyball team traveled to Southern California on Tuesday for the Big West Men’s Volleyball Championship at the Bren Events Center. The Rainbow Warriors (26-4) departed Honolulu with a program-record 26 regular-season victories and will enter the tournament as the top seed. Hawaiʻi…
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The Dotted Line in Honolulu serves up viral ‘Adult Happy Meal’ and ‘Girl Dinner’
A viral dining trend is making waves in downtown Honolulu—and it’s all happening at The Dotted Line inside AC Hotel Honolulu.