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Crime in Calgary increased in 2025 but rates continue to decline in Alberta, according to StatsCan
Crime rates are relatively stable in Calgary and Alberta, but experts say there are still reasons to be concerned by the latest data from Statistics Canada. Read More
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E-motorcyclist dies days after Makiki crash, Oahu’s 25th traffic fatality
A 45-year-old electric motorcycle rider has died from injuries sustained in a crash in Makiki earlier this month.
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UH finds gut biomes hold the secrets to aging
Researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa found that gut bacteria can explain approximately 15% of the variation in how quickly the human body ages biologically.
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Communal Spirit: Calgary’s Raleigh to explore the new and the old at folk fest
In the summer of 2008, Calgary band the Consonant C finished a lengthy North American tour. Read More
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A guide to the different types of mangoes found in Hawaiʻi
The article provides a guide to the various mango varieties available during the season in Hawaiʻi, highlighting their unique flavors, textures, and origins.
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Police granted nine-month extension to keep cellphones of former mayor Jyoti Gondek and former Ward 4 councillor Sean Chu
The Calgary Police Service will be allowed to keep the seized cellphones of former mayor Jyoti Gondek, former Ward 4 councillor Sean Chu and a local developer, after a judge approved a nine month extension Wednesday morning. Read More
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Hawaii consumers warned to vet appliance repair companies
Hawaii consumers were advised by the Better Business Bureau to research companies before hiring appliance repair services following numerous reports of unresolved issues.
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Hawaii’s Coral Crater Adventure Park debuts brand new keiki driving course
Coral Crater Adventure Park is launching the Jungle Buggy, Oahu’s first drivable keiki course, alongside zip lines and ATVs.
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Annual international high school surf contests kicks off
The 3rd Annual Honua Finals, an international scholastic surfing competition featuring students from around the world, is scheduled to begin with an opening ceremony at Wai Kai on Wednesday, July 22.
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Is this Hawaiʻi’s smallest park?
Honolulu’s Mānoa Valley offers various public parks and green spaces, including the exceptionally small park that provides residents and visitors with numerous outdoor recreational options.