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Corb Lund launching Water Not Coal petition campaign Friday in Lethbridge, with event Saturday in Calgary
Southern Alberta country singer Corb Lund is relaunching his campaign to gather enough signatures to ban all new coal exploration and mining activities in the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains. Read More
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Hockey fans flock to Calgary’s Red Mile to watch heartbreaking women’s gold medal game
While it ultimately ended in heartbreak, Calgary hockey fans braved the elements to cheer on Canada’s women’s team in Thursday’s gold-medal game at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Read More
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BC Highway 93S and Radium Hot Springs pools remain closed due to rockslide
A day after a rockslide shut a BC highway Albertans use for a popular destination, a park authority said the debris has been removed, although the road remains closed as work continues to progress. Read More
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Calgary Transit incorporating newer tech to more accurately count LRT passengers
Calgary Transit is incorporating modern sensors on its CTrain fleet to ensure more accurate ridership estimates. Read More
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Woman, 60s, air lifted out of Lanikai Pillbox Trail
The Honolulu Fire Department rescued an injured hiker from the Lanikai Pillbox Trail on the morning of Feb. 19.
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UH Manoa hosting special theater production centered on Lahaina wildfires, rebuilding
The University of Hawaii at Manoa is debuting a special Hawaii theatre production next month, centered on the Lahaina wildfires and the community’s rebuilding. It’s written and directed by one of their graduate students and performed in Hawaiian, Pidgin and English.
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Alysa Liu wins first women’s figure skating gold medal for the US in 24 years
Alysa Liu delivered the U.S. its first women’s figure skating Olympic gold medal in 24 years, performing a near-flawless free skate on Thursday night in a glittering golden dress to upstage Japanese rivals Kaori Sakamoto and Ami Nakai at the Milan Cortina Games.
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Bell: Separatists seek support from Alberta snowbirds, Team Canada goes nuts
They couldn’t do it. Read More
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Tsuut’ina First Nation receives $3.2 million for new police detachment
The Tsuut’ina First Nation is receiving more than $3 million from the province and federal government for a new satellite police detachment to enhance its law enforcement activities. Read More
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What is Hawaiʻi’s future if we don’t embrace STEM: New report
Artificial Intelligence, quantum computing, engineering, robotics and science. These are the careers shaping the everyone’s future whether you know it or not. And whether a city offers good jobs in those fields eventually will make or break an economy.