Author: admin
-
Lost in the loop: How Marda Loop construction became an unfunny farce
I live in Marda Loop. I’m also a longtime small business owner. And after more than three years of so-called “progress,” I can say without hesitation that our neighbourhood has been transformed — not into the vibrant retail hub we were promised, but into a case study in municipal mismanagement. Read More
-
Opinion: Building a sustainable city takes more than just climate policies
Nobody wants to leave the next generation with a city that can’t pay its bills and get them around town safely and affordably, and where nature is paved over. Read More
-
Let the Canada Disability Benefit reach those who need it most in Alberta
Alberta stands alone in its decision to treat the Canada Disability Benefit as non-exempt income. Read More
-
Clarity in a crisis: Distinguishing politics from policy in the supervised consumption debate
Every year, Calgarians hear that the Sheldon Chumir Supervised Consumption Site is on the verge of closure. This spreads panic and polarization, often without clear confirmation. Read More
-

Rainbows sweep Utah Valley for first win of 2025
The University of Hawaii women’s volleyball team avoided extending the worst start in program history with a straight-sets victory over Utah Valley on Friday night at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center. After falling to San Jose State the night before, a loss that snapped a 42-match win streak against the Spartans, the Rainbow Wahine…
-

Pesky parakeets causing Hawaii food production woes
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaii agriculture officials are raising awareness over an invasive pest that seems to be multiplying at incredible numbers. Get Hawaii’s latest morning news delivered to your inbox, sign up for News 2 You They may look pretty, but the impacts of the rose ringed parakeet certainly are not. Oahu and Kauai residents…
-

State and county leaders prepare for Kiko, want public to be ready as well
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The emergency proclamation allows the state and counties to respond immediately to hurricane-related damage or issues. But leaders on all islands want to make sure you are prepared as well. Hurricane Kiko: Preparing your home before the storm State and county leaders are keeping a close eye on Kiko — taking part…
-

Hawaii Police Department K-9 dies after being left in car
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaii Police Department is mourning the loss of their K-9 Archer. Police officers want voice when it comes to new police chief According to the department, on Thursday, Sept. 4, Archer died after being left unattended in a vehicle for “an unacceptable period of time.” “This was a preventable tragedy, dogs…
-

Hurricane Kiko: Preparing your home before the storm
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hurricane Kiko continues to move towards the Central Pacific, and while there’s still a lot of unknown surrounding it, you can still get ahead on preparing both for Kiko and for the rest of storm season. Hurricane Kiko: Stay prepared in advance The difference between Kiko and last month’s tsunami warning is…
-

Fighting fire with flight: Drones helping HFD battle wildfires
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With wildfire risks growing across the islands, Honolulu firefighters are deploying new technology in the sky. ‘Not out of the woods yet,’ fire officials say of dry season and fires Drones are now helping them spot danger faster, including during the recent Kunia wildfires. When fires erupted in Kunia this summer, Honolulu…