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These are the most and least dependable airlines for holiday travel, analysis shows
(NEXSTAR) — With Thanksgiving less than a week away, the holiday season is here whether any of us are ready or not. Last year, TSA estimated that nearly 39 million people were screened at U.S. airports between Dec. 19 and Jan. 2 — so you can always count on a busy time at the airport.…
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Man charged in connection with Waipahu brush fire
The suspect arrested in connection with the brush fire that broke out in Waipahu earlier this week has been charged with Arson in the Fourth Degree.
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Bell: Go time! Danielle Smith and Mark Carney agree to a pipeline deal
Extra! Extra! Read all about it. Read More
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Nieman: Domestic violence has long-term impacts on children
As a community-based pediatrician since 1987, I have been privileged to observe various patterns in our culture. Read More
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Calgary Walks: Nos. 40, 41 takes you through Kensington, Sunnyside and Crescent Heights
Lori Beattie knows a thing or two about walking. She’s travelled every path and trail listed in her new updated book, Calgary’s Best Walks. Over the past few months, we’ve highlighted some of the 95 walks in Beattie’s book, complete with necessary details and tasty stops along the way. Read More
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Opinion: Alberta’s coal policy continues to fail taxpayers
The recent $142.8-million settlement paid to Atrum Coal is not just a staggering bill for Alberta taxpayers, it exposes a pattern of reckless governance that the UCP government is now repeating, threatening to cost us billions more. Read More
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Calgary needs the historic YWCA
In the heart of Calgary’s Beltline community stands the historic YWCA building. Or, as it is affectionately known today, the Old Y. The century-old landmark has long served this city as a vibrant hub for grassroots organizations and community initiatives. Read More
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Opinion: Indigenous participation is vital to success of Canada’s economic shift
Canada is at an inflection point. The job facing the federal government, the provinces and the private sector is to urgently restructure Canada’s economy — a need driven by new tariffs and ongoing tariff threats from the U.S., our biggest trading partner. We need to quickly become more independent, resilient and sustainable. Read More
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Rainbow Wahine take down UC San Diego in four sets
The Rainbow Wahine took down the Tritons in four total sets.
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Hawaii school teachers speak out against ‘sewage’ leaking from ceiling
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Teachers at a Big Island elementary school are speaking out about ongoing plumbing issues that have been causing problems for years. They said sewage is leaking from the ceiling onto the students. Kealakehe Elementary School teachers said they have been dealing with out-of-order restrooms and sewage leaking from classroom ceilings for years,…