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Mayor calls for lobbyist registry as investigation involving former and current city council members continues
An investigation involving current and former members of Calgary city council is proof a lobbyist registry is needed at city hall, Mayor Jeromy Farkas said Thursday. Read More
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Trump restores commercial fishing to 3 Pacific Marine Monuments
President Trump restores commercial fishing in Pacific Marine National Monuments, sparking environmental concerns and potential legal action.
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Wood’s Homes celebrates 100th anniversary of its Bowness Campus
Wood’s Homes is celebrating the 100-year legacy of its Bowness Campus — and making preparations for another century to come. Read More
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Boy, 7, killed in murder-suicide with his mother, say police
A seven-year-old boy was murdered by his mother, who then committed suicide in a northeast home, city police said Thursday. Read More
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Traffic collisions continue to rise in Calgary, as city develops AI platform to identify highest-risk intersections
Major traffic collisions were up in Calgary in almost every category last year, according to a report to a city council committee on Wednesday. Read More
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12 Hawaiʻi food spots earn national recognition from Yelp
Twelve Hawaiʻi food businesses have earned spots on Yelp’s most prominent national rankings between 2020 and 2025, including farm cafes, sandwich shops, pizza restaurants, and a burger stand that reached the top of a national category.
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Imperial Oil to pay $120,000 penalty for industrial spill
Imperial Oil Ltd is shelling out $120,000 after it pleaded guilty to a wastewater spill that happened at its Kearl oilsands mine in 2023. Read More
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‘Celebrate the wonderful world of football’: Consulate of Mexico World Cup watch party takes over Stephen Avenue
The first match of the FIFA World Cup took place more than 2,000 miles away in Mexico City, but there was a fiesta on Stephen Avenue as the Mexican Consulate of Calgary hosted a watch party Thursday afternoon. Read More
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‘To Catch a Predator’ target pleads guilty to two breaches of court orders he have no contact with young children
The target of an ill-fated plot by Airdrie kids based on the TV show To Catch a Predator, pleaded guilty Thursday to breaching court orders he have no contact with minors. Read More
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Council Chair Waters backs budget cuts amid Mayor’s veto threat
The Honolulu City Council approved a $5 billion budget with a split vote, with Mayor Rick Blangiardi threatening a line item veto for cuts to the Office of Economic Revitalization, while Council Chair Tommy Waters defended the cuts as necessary for public safety and stream maintenance.