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Bell: Smith government steps in, orders full-blown probe of Calgary water pipe fiasco
Hang on to your hats. This is big news. Read More
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WATCH: Mayor Rick Blangiardi, city officials discuss Kona storm impacts on Oʻahu
Mayor Rick Blangiardi and other City and County of Honolulu emergency officials are discussing the severe weather hitting Oʻahu in a press conference.
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‘It’s a big problem to solve’: ATA president says complexity teams are just a start
One month after the province announced funding to hire additional staff in Alberta schools, some school boards have already filled positions, while others have yet to start the hiring process, said Alberta Teachers’ Association president Jason Schilling. Read More
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Green officially closes state agencies as Kona low hits islands
Governor Josh Green, M.D. announced closures for all public and charter schools and state offices on Oʻahu, Kaua‘i and in Maui County on Friday, March 13, due to severe weather expected across the islands.
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Honolulu opens evacuation shelters across island
The City and County of Honolulu announced the opening of emergency shelters for residents impacted by the Kona storm system.
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‘He got lucky compared to what could have happened’: Sister of 12-year-old hit-and-run victim calls for more awareness
The sister of a 12-year-old boy who was struck by a vehicle Tuesday has taken to social media to raise awareness about hit-and-runs. Read More
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‘We’re super excited’: Kerri Einarson savouring the moment at Worlds
Kerri Einarson intends to savour the moment — and then some — in Calgary. Read More
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‘Reasonable’: Canmore vacancy tax upheld by appeals court
A challenge to a Canmore tax targeting homeowners whose properties are largely vacant has been struck down by the province’s highest court. Read More
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Stampeders extend offensive lineman D’Antne Demery
The Calgary Stampeders have shored up the left end of their offensive line for at least another two Canadian Football League campaigns. Read More
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Braid: First Nations fury over separatism sends leaders to Buckingham Palace
In a fractured, distracted, dangerous world, there’s still one sure way to get attention. Read More