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Governor, other top officials trying to convince PGA Tour to keep tournaments in Hawaii
Top state officials confirm they are in talks with the PGA Tour to keep its three tournaments in Hawaii.
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New CRB detection dogs help against ongoing fight
Kauai now has four newly certified detection dogs for Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles.
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Variable rate mortgages predicted to gain popularity in 2026
Mortgage interest rates have largely trended downward in 2025, but the recent Bank of Canada pause may have Canadians wondering what’s in story for 2026. Read More
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White: Will Calgary’s housing market boom, bust or retreat in 2026?
While trying to predict the future is futile, nearly everyone does it, especially at the beginning of the year. Predicting the future of Calgary’s housing market preoccupies many Calgarians given it is either their biggest investment (mortgage) or their biggest expense (rent). Read More
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Home prices predicted to rebound in 2026
Calgary’s cooling period for its resale real estate market may come to an end in 2026 with prices forecast to gain even as sales might be flat by this time next year. Read More
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Jealous rage led to the brutal beating and fatal stabbing of Calgary man during tragic love triangle
A homicidal, jealous rage and unrequited love for a Calgary woman led to the fatal stabbing of a city man who didn’t resist the deadly assault, court heard Friday. Read More
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Why aren’t car washes closed under Stage 4 water restrictions?
A city officials urge Calgarians to reduce water use following the recent water main rupture, the question arises: why am I being asked to avoid flushing my toilet, but car washes and public pools remain open? Read More
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Varcoe: Even with volatile oil prices and a slowing housing market, Calgary’s economy projected to grow this year
Despite tepid oil prices, slowing population growth and fewer housing starts, Calgary’s economy is poised to gain more momentum in 2026. Read More
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HIDOE’s new graduation rule for the class of 2030 begins this fall
For Hawaiʻi residents, money decisions start early in life. Jobs, credit cards and online spending arrive fast.