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PHOTOS: 2nd skunk found at harbor; where are they coming from?
A second live skunk has been captured in Hawai‘i this week.
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Sport Calgary announces departure of CEO Catriona Le May Doan with “deep gratitude”
Sport Calgary announced Friday that its president and CEO and former Olympian, Catriona Le May Doan, has left the organization after nine years. Read More
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Tips to make your Black Friday shopping easier
Black Friday is almost here and by planning ahead, comparing prices and checking store deals early, you can shop smarter and save more this holiday season.
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‘Just weird:’ Carstairs on edge, vigilantes emerge over costumed “creeper” bandit
Mounties say fear over multiple break-ins committed by a Halloween-costumed burglar in Carstairs has triggered a wave of vigilante action that’s disrupting their investigation. Read More
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Confessed Calgary student loan fraudster will have to wait for sentencing date
Confessed conman Dave Guylenz Mitchell Beauvais won’t know until at least next month when he will face a sentencing hearing for his fraud scheme to elicit unlawful student loans. Read More
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Police investigate report of human remains at Nose Hill Park
Police are investigating what appeared to be human remains found at Nose Hill Park Friday morning. Read More
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Calgary murder suspect was the gunman in killing of homeless city man, lawyer tells court
Calgary murder suspect Robert Joseph Matthews was not only present when a homeless city man was killed, but he fired the fatal shot, his lawyer conceded Friday. Read More
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Man, 42, indicted with the murder of Jonnaven Monalim
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Clarence Luke, Jr., 42, was indicted for the murder of 55-year-old Jonnaven Monalim on Nov. 14, the Department of the Prosecuting Attorney said. Luke allegedly murdered Monalim, a known government informant, on Nov. 5. The victim was previously reported missing by his family before his body was found on Nov. 7 in…
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New date set for final arguments in case of alleged serial rape suspect
Final arguments in the case of serial rape suspect Richard Robert Mantha will proceed next month after submissions were delayed due to a COVID-19 lockdown. Read More