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A senior is dead and another person is injured in the aftermath of a collision in Calgary’s southeast. It happened shortly before 4 p.m. on Wednesday, at Southland and Bonaventure drives S.E. EMS says one person died at the scene, and another was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police say the deceased is a man in his 70s. Motorists were advised to avoid the area if possible.
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Carlos Alcaraz will be working with a new coach next year.
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A former Calgary police officer faces criminal charges stemming from the alleged misuse of an internal computer system to pursue personal relationships with women he first encountered on police-related matters.
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Rural Oregonians are encouraging President-elect Donald Trump to help resolve a border dilemma that may not be on his radar, this one involving the state line between Idaho and Oregon.
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MIAMI-DADE, Fla. /FLORIDA NEWSWIRE/ — Recently (Nov. 20), the Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners voted in favor of a resolution sponsored by Commissioner Eileen Higgins to eliminate single-use plastics and styrofoam at Miami-Dade County facilities like Miami International airport, PortMiami and County offices.“Today’s passage of legislation to significantly reduce single-use plastics is a major step forward to protect Biscayne Bay and our environment with sensible
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AUSTIN (KXAN) -- After a years-long wait for the facelift of H-E-B's SoCo storefront to be completed, the new site saw its first customers before it even saw sunlight Wednesday morning.The new location, which sits on the corner of South Congress Avenue and Oltorf Street, celebrated its grand opening at 6 a.m. Wednesday. H-E-B announces opening date for revamped South Congress storeThe grocer announced plans to revamp its "longest-standing Austin store" back in December 2021. According to H-E-B's
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A Spanish government-appointed committee of experts has recommended that smartphones sold in the country carry health warning labels. The advice comes amid mounting concern about the effects of smartphone use, particularly among young people. The experts published their findings in a 250-page report, seen by newspaper El País. The document details ways the government could crack down on what the panel calls a “public health epidemic”. Proposals include
