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CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — The Winter Olympians who have signed up to stay in Cortina d’Ampezzo’s Athletes Village should not expect luxury accommodations or a cozy fire to snuggle up next to after a long day on the mountain. The temporary Village that will house up to 1,400 athletes and other team members during…

PHOTOS: What Pearlridge Center looked like back in the day

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — In the heart of Aiea lives the second-largest shopping center in Hawaii, where friends and family continue to make memories. This is none other than Pearlridge Center. The mall originally opened in 1972 and continues to attract locals and visitors alike. The mall has seen many changes over the years, from renovations…

The 10 Best and 10 Worst Times To Buy a Used Car

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(iSeeCars) – The holiday season brings more than just sales on gifts and electronics — it also kicks off the prime time for finding the best deals on used cars. While April through October are the worst times to buy, November through March offer far more good deals and include the two best-ranked holidays for…

How to hide your Amazon ordering history from family members

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Avoid spoiling the surprise from loved ones who share your Amazon account.

‘How could you possibly know?’: Flames’ Rasmus Andersson thriving despite all the talk about his future

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Rasmus Andersson isn’t sure where anyone is getting their information. Read More

Hesson: Children’s books for December 2025

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By Peter H. Reynolds Read More

Opinion: Why a top five research university matters to you

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This week, Calgary earned a distinction that should make every citizen proud — the University of Calgary ranked among the top five research universities in Canada. Read More

Varcoe: Three month job-creation spree drives significant plunge in Alberta unemployment rate

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More than 28,000 new jobs were created in Alberta last month, making up more than half of the increased employment in the country — despite weak oil prices. Read More

Op-ed: Beyond pipelines, Alberta is ready to help make Canada a superpower

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The recent memorandum of understanding between Alberta and Ottawa has been framed largely as a pipeline deal. Listen closely to the language from both sides and a deeper shift becomes clear — a reframing of how Canada competes in a world where industrial capacity, carbon competitiveness and energy security increasingly determine economic strength. Read More

Opinion: The Carney-Smith deal is a grand concession, not a grand bargain

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