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6-year-old Airdrie child struck in hit-and-run collision
The female is described as between 16 and 20 years old. Police said she has medium-coloured skin and was wearing a white toque. Read More
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Bell: Danielle Smith says Don Cherry should be appointed to the Order of Canada
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaks out on this day. Read More
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Another Alberta town is considering restricting flags and crosswalk designs
Didsbury residents are speaking out against a proposed “neutrality” bylaw that would restrict the types of flags displayed on municipal property and limit crosswalk designs to standard traffic markings. Read More
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‘Unfair and deceptive acts’: Price gouging reported in Kauaʻi during state of emergency
As severe weather conditions continue across the islands, Kauaʻi officials received multiple reports of price gouging, the county announced on March 13.
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Hawaii Rainbow Wahine advance to Big West Conference Championship Game
The 4th seed Hawaii Rainbow Wahine took to the floor Friday morning against 1st seed UC Irvine in the Big West Conference Tournament Semifinals. Hawaii once again led in the 1st quarter as the offense scored 20 points off of 57% shooting from the floor. In the 1st half Hawaii led 39-30 at halftime. In…
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Province launches municipal inspection into Calgary’s water woes
The Alberta government is launching an inspection into Calgary’s recent water woes. Read More
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John Beecher’s best game for Calgary Flames comes at just the right time
As John Beecher says, it has been a weird year. Read More
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Drunk motorist in fatal crash which killed his friend was under a driving suspension
After pulling “doughnuts” in the snowy parking lot of a southwest Calgary pub, drunk driver Kane Anignostis Burrows drove his mother’s stolen BMW at up to twice the speed limit on Glenmore Trail S.W. before crashing, killing his friend. Read More
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Strong Friday impacts underway — latest with the National Weather Service
Residents can expect periods of heavy rain that may lead to flash flooding, along with the possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms.
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Kauaʻi gains new access to emergency medical services
Minutes matter in a medical emergency. On Kaua‘i, the trip to advanced care can take hours, but that reality is about to change.