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Premier Danielle Smith’s antics earlier this year didn’t exactly help the Conservative election cause, so perhaps it’s unreasonable to expect federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to be doing her any favours right now. Read More

Hawaii man survives shark bite, recounts the ‘chomp’

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A routine dive off a remote Big Island beach turned into a painful lesson in marine rescue for a Kona fisherman on Tuesday, Dec. 9.

Calgarians gather at city hall for menorah lighting in celebration of Hanukkah

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Emotions ran high at city hall on Monday evening as hundreds of Calgarians gathered for the city’s annual menorah lighting, held just one day after a terrorist attack at a Hanukkah event in Australia left at least 15 people dead and dozens injured. Read More

Bell: Numbers in! Alberta a big step closer to 120 km/h speed limit on divided highways

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Devin Dreeshen told all of us when he would have the numbers. Read More

Bill 9 officially signed into law; looks to complete phase-out period by 2030

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The Maui County Council officially passed Bill 9, which will cause the number of short-term rentals in the county to dramatically reduce.

New cafe, electric buses blessed at Honolulu airport; looks to make travel smooth, easy

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There are some new improvements at Honolulu Airport that officials say are meant to make the travel experience smoother and better, which they say will keep people flying in and out of the islands.

Heavy rains flood town, more rain in the forecast

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Heavy rain moved across Oʻahu on Sunday, flooding roads and causing major traffic disruptions from Waikiki to Kalihi, as stormwater overwhelmed low-lying areas and drainage systems.

Day filled with joy, accomplishment for finishers at ‘Marathon Finisher Monday’

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“Everytime I felt down on myself I just reminded myself I was running in Hawaii so its the best it could get.”

Social agency’s impending eviction means more downtown Calgary disruption, CEO says

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The CEO of a social agency being evicted from a city-owned building says its failure to find a new downtown home will mean more crime and social disruption in the city’s core. Read More

Calgary hosts largest Arctic Science Meeting in North America

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