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Turn the page: Former Barenaked Ladies singer goes orchestral with Calgary Phil
When producers of the CBC period drama Murdoch Mysteries asked singer-songwriter Steven Page to write a song called Christmas in Toronto, he couldn’t help but wonder how such a song would fly in other parts of the country. Read More
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Calgary teenager wins award at Intel Global AI fest for impaired driving detector
Aryan Sharma, 15, said he still “vividly’ remembers the moment he learned about the deaths of Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew. Read More
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Opinion: UCP AGM exposed a party moving away from most Albertans
What should have been a celebratory moment for Premier Danielle Smith at her party’s annual general meeting last weekend became something far more revealing — and troubling — about the direction the UCP is determined to take Alberta. Read More
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Bell: Danielle Smith’s justice boss lays down the law to Alberta government lawyers
Mickey Amery steps up to the plate. He can’t afford to swing and miss. Read More
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Three takeaways as Flames fall back to last with beatdown from Predators
Well, about those good vibes … Read More
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HPD searching for two suspects in burglary and kidnapping in Kaimuki
Honolulu police have opened a burglary and kidnapping investigation after two men were attacked and threatened in their home in Kaimuki.
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Road to recovery: 100th structure rebuilt in Maui since 2023 wildfires
Maui County announced on Tuesday, Dec. 2, that it has finished rebuilding its 100th structure since the 2023 fires.
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Kamehameha, Campbell prepare for HHSAA Open Division Championship
Championship week has arrived for Hawai‘i high school football’s Open Division as Kamehameha and Campbell square off Friday night in the HHSAA Open Division state title game at Clarence T.C. Ching Complex. Kamehameha is seeking its first state championship in 16 years, while Campbell aims to raise the koa trophy for the first time since…
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Lights, camera, comeback: Major 2026 productions signal rebound for Hawaii film & TV industry
Hawaii’s film and TV industry has been quiet for months. But new signs of life are emerging, and for local workers whose livelihoods were at risk, it couldn’t come soon enough.
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North Shore gondola project hits snag as DPP reconsidering developer’s conditional use permit
The proposed gondola project on Oahu’s North Shore has hit a snag. The city’s permitting office says there are issues with the project’s initial permits.