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A man arrested on suspicion of an attempted murder on North King Street in Kalihi on Nov. 23 has been charged with multiple crimes.

Hawaiian Humane Society has the PURR-fect holiday card for you

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On Saturday, Dec. 6, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., all pets and their families are invited to snap a selfie at Santa Paws, the festive holiday photo event located on the fourth floor of Macy’s at Ala Moana Shopping Center.

Globalfest cuts five-day extravaganza to four days after drop in pre-ticket sales

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For the first time ever, GlobalFest will not have its opening night after a drastic drop in last year’s pre-ticket sales forced organizers to make financial cutbacks to the annual festival. Read More

Repealing blanket rezoning may jeopardize federal funding, suggests city memo to council

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Repealing blanket rezoning could put $129 million in federal funding to support Calgary’s housing strategy at risk, according to an internal memo sent to councillors after a meeting with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC). Read More

As budget talks continue, some councillors take aim at downtown office conversion incentives

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With Calgary city councillors preparing amendments for next year’s budget, a cohort is criticizing the city’s downtown office-to-residential conversion incentives. Read More

Two sisters trapped under a vehicle in Dalhousie crosswalk collision recovering in separate hospitals

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A GoFundMe campaign has been started for the victims of a pedestrian accident in Calgary’s northwest that trapped two sisters underneath a vehicle. Read More

Tsuut’ina Nation swears in Major Chief Ellery Starlight, alongside 12 minor chiefs

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The newly elected officials for Tsuut’ina Nation were officially sworn into office for the next three years at an inauguration ceremony at the Seven Chiefs Sportsplex on Wednesday. Read More

Motorist beaten up in vigilante attack should be spared jail for brandishing gun, says lawyer

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The “vigilante justice” inflicted on a Calgary motorist who brandished a handgun at the occupants of another car — and later shot one in the head — should spare him a prison term, his lawyer said Wednesday. Read More

Health Sciences Association of Alberta members vote in favour of deal

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A majority of about 22,000 members of the Health Sciences Association of Alberta have voted in favour of a new collective agreement that includes a 12 per cent wage increase over four years. Read More

CBE settles class-action lawsuit involving abuse by former John Ware teachers

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