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Bell: Danielle Smith refuses to throw Alberta separatists under the bus
She doesn’t go there. Read More
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Democrats, White House strike spending deal that would avert government shutdown
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats and White House struck a deal to avert a partial government shutdown and temporarily fund the Department of Homeland Security on Thursday as they consider new restrictions for President Donald Trump’s surge of immigration enforcement. As the country reels from the deaths of two protesters at the hands of federal agents…
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Skyline sets record ridership number with nearly 13K riders in one day
Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services saw a weekday ridership record for Skyline, with approximately 13,000 people riding the rail in one day.
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‘Heated conversation’ escalates into assault, robbery in Hilo
An investigation is underway into a heated conversation that turned into a robbery earlier this month in Hilo.
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Hawaiʻi saw less tourists, more spending in 2025
Visitor spending in Hawaiʻi increased in December 2025 as the number of arriving tourists declined, preliminary data from the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism showed.
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Former Calgary dentist handed three-year jail sentence for phoney insurance claims
Bilking hundreds of thousands of dollars from insurance providers for treatments never done has landed a former Calgary dentist a federal penitentiary term. Read More
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Review: Daniel MacIvor’s Your Show Here a heartfelt homage to longtime writing partner
Daniel MacIvor’s new solo show, Your Show Here, is a love letter to his friend and longtime collaborator Daniel Brooks. Read More
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Netflix rom-com from Korea becomes a calling card for Alberta’s vistas and film industry
In Episode 4 of the Netflix hit Korean rom-com, Can This Love Be Translated?, there is a montage of establishing shots meant to show viewers that the action has shifted to Canada. Read More
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Police investigating indecent AI photos created, shared by Calgary students
Calgary police are investigating an incident involving the creation and distribution of inappropriate AI images by students from Twelve Mile Coulee School. Read More
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New regional kitchen for schools means more jobs and delicious food
The Department of Education had a groundbreaking for a new O’ahu regional kitchen on Friday, Jan. 29th, in Whitmore Village. Phase 1 of the development puts the kitchen on track to be complete by June 2027.