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Calgary brothers plead guilty in brutal attack on city bus driver
The second of two brothers who brutally attacked a Calgary transit driver pleaded guilty to aggravated assault Tuesday, a day after his sibling admitted his involvement in the incident. Read More
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Registration opens for Calgary Fire Department’s third Indigenous firefighting camp
The Calgary Fire Department will be hosting its third annual Indigenous firefighter training camp this spring, offering First Nations and Métis participants an opportunity to learn firefighting fundamentals in a hands-on setting. Read More
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Aging Infrastructure, cybersecurity threats continue to push city infrastructure corporate risk profile upward
Eleven per cent of the City of Calgary’s infrastructure is in “poor” or “very poor” condition, contributing to the city’s elevated corporate risk profile, says a report coming to council’s audit committee this week. Read More
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How to spot, identify invisible budget leaks in your personal, family finances
Money can disappear without a sound. It doesn’t always leave with a big purchase or a loud mistake since it often slips away in small amounts that feel harmless.
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Tax season is here, but no need for fear: State gives tips for stress-free filing
With tax season officially underway, the state Department of Taxation has important tips for taxpayers who are getting ready to file.
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Pierre Poilievre will run in another riding in next election, former MP Damien Kurek to run again in Battle River-Crowfoot
After winning the safe Conservative riding last April with more than 80 per cent of the vote, Kurek stepped down soon afterwards to allow Poilievre, who had lost his Ottawa-area riding to Liberal Bruce Fanjoy, to run in a byelection in the east-central Alberta riding. Poilievre subsequently won the August byelection. Read More
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Building trades unions endorse Calgary airport–Banff rail project
Those behind a Calgary airport to Banff hydrogen-powered passenger train say the endorsement of construction trades unions is another sign of the proposal’s viability. Read More
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Egghead Cafe marks a decade of serving Honolulu
Egghead Cafe is celebrating a major milestone this month: 10 years of serving good brekky, quality coffee, and a whole lot of community.
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Hawaii School Facilities Authority says it has a new method to build schools – faster and cheaper
The Hawaii School Facilities Authority says it’s using technology in new ways to build public schools faster and more cost effectively.
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First Hawaiian Bank offers tips to tackle holiday debt
Many consumers get carried away with holiday shopping, not realizing that purchases can quickly add up and result in a huge credit card bill.