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Hawaiʻi man in Minneapolis 4 blocks away when Pretti was shot
Minneapolis has lived under a national spotlight for weeks as federal agents moved into specific neighborhoods and altered the daily rhythm of the city. One Hawaiʻi man who moved to Minnesota speaks about what January 2026 has been like for the city’s residents.
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Honolulu police investigating separate overnight shooting, robbery
The Honolulu Police Department is investigating two separate crimes that occurred on the night of Jan. 26, with a robbery occurring on Keʻeaumoku Street and shooting in Hālawa.
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‘Virtuosos and visionaries’ on deck for final week of High Performance Rodeo
According to Oliver Armstrong, the producer of the festival, the final week of One Yellow Rabbit’s High Performance Rodeo features “virtuosos and visionaries who make us laugh, ache, and lean forward in our seats.” Read More
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Graphic of the week: Replacing the ‘terminally ill’ Bearspaw South feeder main
The pipe that supplies 60 per cent of Calgary’s drinking water is on its last legs, described by Mayor Jeromy Farkas as a “ticking time bomb.” Read More
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Sumptuous and technically dazzling, Monstress not without its flaws
Monstress, the Frankenstein tale from Edmonton’s Northern Light Theatre, is a visually sumptuous experience at Vertigo. Read More
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Opinion: Permanent residency rues should be eased for Ukrainian newcomers to Alberta
Both the Alberta and federal governments must act swiftly to grant permanent residency to Ukrainian newcomers who arrived in Alberta since February 2022. Read More
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Breakenridge: Too much at stake for Smith to remain silent on separation
Canada was very much centre stage at last week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, between Prime Minister Mark Carney’s landmark speech and the petulant reaction from U.S. President Donald Trump. Read More
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Parker: The Kenten offers luxury living at the gate to vibrant Kensington neighbourhood
Twenty-five years ago, Sam and Loranne Boguslavsky purchased Kensington Gate, a mixed-use property that dominates the entrance to the Kensington community across the Louise Bridge. Read More
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High levels of deadly radon gas found in 21% of social housing units — but most aren’t tested at all
Eleanor Hubley Manor is a modest, beige one-storey apartment building just off a highway interchange near Halifax. As part of the province’s subsidized housing network, it is home to about eight tenants who, for reasons ranging from bad health to poverty, have little choice about where they live. Read More
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Hawaii’s homeless first point-in-time count being conducted since 2024
Hawaii is conducting its first point-in-time count since 2024, and volunteers are fanning out across the state to gauge the homelessness problem in the Islands.