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Province seeks input on future of Kananaskis Country
A public review of Kananaskis Country’s future comes with the area at a crossroads as it faces vastly increased human pressures, say conservationists. Read More
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Traffic stress hotspots identified in Hawaii’s commute
“When traffic becomes unpredictable, small mistakes can quickly turn into bigger problems.”
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Gov. Green issues emergency proclamation ahead of Kona storm landfall
Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green issued an emergency proclamation on March 9 in advance of the incoming Kona storm system making landfall March 10.
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Park maintenance complaints, growth pressures spur parks department to request $14 million funding increase
In the lead-up to a new four-year budget cycle next fall, one City of Calgary department is asking for a multimillion-dollar funding increase to address growth pressures and a worsening public dissatisfaction with service levels. Read More
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Braid: Farkas wants Enmax to run city hall’s blundering water utility
Enmax might be sold off — that was the hot rumour around city hall. Read More
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Early, regular intervention makes difference for kids sick with E. coli, U of C researchers find
Earlier medical intervention helped to limit severe outcomes after 285 children became ill from E. coli-contaminated food from a kitchen supplying meals to a group of Calgary daycares in 2023, Calgary researchers say. Read More
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Kauaʻi mayor provides updates, insight on strong storm making landfall on Garden Isle
The impacts of the powerful Kona storm are expected to hit Kauaʻi County first. Officials warn rainfall could be intense for days, with leaders taking precautions to protect the public.
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Maui County preparing for Kona Low
“Incoming storms like the Kona Low, I think the Kona Low is proven to be kind of an unpredictable storm.”
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City man who fatally attacked his mother, assaulted his aunt was in a psychotic state and not criminally responsible, judge rules
Calgarian John Patrick Harder was in the throes of psychosis when he fatally attacked his mother and assaulted his aunt, a city judge ruled Tuesday. Read More
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Kīlauea stuns with pre-storm volcanic fountaining
Tūtū Pele couldn’t let the incoming Kona storm system have all the fun, as Kīlauea began lava fountaining at approximately 9:17 a.m. on March 10.