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Braid: Keep bragging about your U.S. ties and dreams, Alberta separatists. You’re saving Canada
To hear the Alberta separatists, you’d think they’re locked in talks with the U.S. for money, formal backing for independence or even becoming the 51st state. Read More
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Live updates: Some Border Patrol agents in Minnesota to depart after Pretti shooting
Some Border Patrol agents in Minnesota are expected to leave the state after Saturday’s fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, multiple sources told NewsNation, The Hill’s sister outlet. Agents working under Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino will leave as soon as Monday, the sources told NewsNation’s Ali Bradley. The killing of the 37-year-old Pretti…
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Flames prospect Andrew Basha thriving in return to WHL
The most important thing for Andrew Basha was just to play as much hockey as possible. Read More
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CMLC outlines 2026 projects, turns sod on library-adjacent development
Construction of a new residential rental development in Calgary’s East Village is set to get underway, steps from the Central Library. Read More
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‘Now is the time’: U of C Students’ Union pushing for Mac Hall expansion
The University of Calgary’s Students’ Union wants to make Mac Hall big again. Read More
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Injured humpback whale sighted off West Maui: NOAA asks for public help
Palette was calm upon approach, but the team was unable to determine whether gear was still present due to “the nature of the deep, cyamid-covered wounds.”
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Man, 71, hospitalized following critical moped crash in Waipahu
A critical crash in Waipahu left a 71-year-old moped rider in the hospital early Monday morning.
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Kaiser Hawaii health care workers on strike over low staffing
“We’re not going on strike to make noise. We’re striking because Kaiser has committed serious unfair labor practices.”
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Hawaiʻi’s unemployment rate dropped to 2.2%: New DBEDT report
Hawaiʻi ended December 2025 with an unemployment rate of 2.2%. That rate matched November and stayed far below the national rate of 4.4%.