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Breakenridge: Government needs to end the charade of Alberta Next
After they were clearly stung by the overwhelmingly negative response in their Alberta Pension Plan Survey, it’s not surprising to see the Alberta government leaving less to chance with the Alberta Next process. Read More
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Opinion: The Badlands are Alberta’s next great tourism destination – if we build it
Imagine this: in the heart of the Alberta Badlands, just an hour and a half from Calgary, the sun rises across ancient landscapes while visitors from around the globe stretch their arms, awakening in luxurious glamping tents. Read More
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Parker: Warehouse for lease in Highfield has connection to Calgary’s business history
The rendering of a freestanding warehouse in the Highfield Industrial area shows a very smart refurbished building that is now available for lease, with many things going for it. But it ought not to hide its fascinating history as the former home to one of Calgary’s most exciting stories in the city’s business history. Read…
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Federal liberals in ‘honeymoon’ with Alberta — for now
Mark Carney’s liberal government is still enjoying a “honeymoon” with Alberta’s business community, but industry groups warn the clock is ticking for the prime minister to back his words up with action. Read More
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Hawaii Weather: Tropical updates… Hurricane Iona and Tropical Storm Keli
HONOLULU, HI (KHON2) — This is the update from the Central Pacific Hurricane Center as of Monday July 28. Major Hurricane Iona: Hurricane Iona continues to strengthen while far from the islands. Iona has reached Cat 3 strength and additional strengthening can be expected in the short-term. Winds over the next 12 hours could reach…
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North Shore ranchers and farmers discuss Duke’s Law with law enforcement
HONOLULU (KHON2) — North Shore residents met with Department of Law Enforcement officials to learn more about how Duke’s Law is being enforced. Judge to rule on injunction which could get former Kahuku head coach back on sideline immediately Named after a rancher who was killed last year, Duke’s Law targets crimes on agricultural land…
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State deputy sheriff sues the State of Hawaii
HONOLULU (KHON2) — State Deputy Sheriff Martin Horton has sued the state for allegedly experiencing discrimination and whistleblower retaliation within the Department of Law Enforcement. Judge to rule on injunction which could get former Kahuku head coach back on sideline immediately According to the complaint, Horton was hired in June 2023 and experienced racial and…
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Hiking rescue numbers increase through summer
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With hiking being one of the most popular activities on the Hawaiian islands, and the summer months bringing a high for tourism, it’s no surprise to see trails like Koko Head, Diamond Head, and hikes all across the islands as crowded as ever. Plan ahead: HFD urge caution after multiple hiker rescues…
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Gilman enters sixth NFL season with the Chargers
With the first weekend of NFL training camps in the books, the league shifts into preseason mode this week, beginning with the annual Hall of Fame Game. On Thursday, Kahuku graduate Alohi Gilman and the Los Angeles Chargers will face the Detroit Lions in Canton, Ohio, to kick off the 2025 preseason. The matchup marks…
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Judge to rule on injunction which could get former Kahuku head coach back on sideline immediately
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The fate of former Kahuku head coach Sterling Carvalho is now in a judge’s hands. He needs to rule on an injunction that could get Carvalho on the sidelines immediately. If not, it could be a while before he gets to coach again. Former Kahuku head football coach says he’s suing to…