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While inflation is lower than at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to feel pressure on our wallets. Read More

Breakenridge: UCP does not own the ‘conservative’ name nor right for parties to exist

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Given her own troubled history with the Alberta PC Party — in failed attempts to both defeat and join it — it’s unsurprising that Premier Danielle Smith would be sensitive about the topic. Read More

Opinion: Gender neutral policy is a myth

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Canadians might believe that women’s equality has been achieved in our country, but the numbers tell a different story. In just four years, we’ve fallen from 19th to 36th in the global rankings of economic equality between men and women. Read More

Beating the ‘loneliness epidemic’: The role of workplace solutions

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Morgan Frost aiming to score more for the Flames — and become more of a two-way centre, too

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More points, right? Read More

With highest office vacancy rate in Canada, Calgary still adjusting to hybrid work

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Alejandro Felix says he never wants to work in an office again. The IT consultant, who used to work downtown Calgary, says he has become too hooked on the perks of working from home. Perhaps the biggest benefit of all: He watched his son, Alex, take his first steps. Read More

Woman, 58, dead after crash in Kalihi

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — On Sept. 22, around 7 p.m., a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian occurred in the Kalihi area. Multiple car accidents overnight: One man dead, pedestrian in critical condition According to HPD, a 58-year-old woman was attempting to cross North School Street within a crosswalk when she was hit by an unidentified male driver…

Preparations underway for historic ‘Na Wahine O Ke Kai’

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Preparations for the Na Wahine O Ke Kai Canoe Race are underway. Jaimie Song: Fire captain to first-time host On Monday, Sept. 22, the race expo opened up shop for what will be a record-setting race on Sunday, Sept. 28. A colorful selection of race merchandise went on sale for those who…

September is National Rice Month, and a new book celebrates Hawaii’s favorite staple

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaii’s passion for rice is being celebrated in a new book, perfectly timed with National Rice Month in September. Local favorite restaurant opens new location at Bishop Museum “The Hawaii Book of Rice, Volume Two” is a collection of stories, facts and 101 “rice-ipes” from local celebrity chefs and home cooks. The…

Hawaii International Film Festival marks 45 years with global premieres and industry firsts

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