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Gardening tips to attract hummingbirds
A flash of brilliant magenta and green, accompanied by the sound of furiously beating tiny wings, was my first hummingbird encounter in my backyard. And then it was over before I could even register that it had happened! It left me wanting more. Since then, I have planted hummingbird-friendly flowers and provided other enticements to…
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Opinion: Proportional representation is an antidote to national disunity
Canada’s political divide is deepening — and our voting system is making it worse. Read More
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Opinion: AISH clawback underscores Alberta’s fraying social contract
And now, the Canada Disability Benefit, a long-awaited federal program meant to lift people out of poverty, is being clawed back by Alberta. AISH recipients are told to apply, only to have every federal dollar deducted from their provincial benefit. What should have been a turning point is instead a trap. Read More
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It’s time to change the conversation about the economy and climate change
Another devastating forest fire season is upon us and the eastern U.S. has been sizzling under a record-breaking heat dome. We can no longer ignore that climate change is the cause. Read More
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Opinion: Transportation minister needs to stay in his lane
Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen recently wrote to the mayors of both Edmonton and Calgary with “concerns” about bike lanes. His first letter to Edmonton called for the cancellation of the 132nd Avenue project, but the letter to Calgary was more vague, stating “we need to seriously consider on how to maintain adequate capacity for motor…
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Opinion: I can’t stay silent about Grassy Mountain — and neither should you
As a professional engineer with 20 years of experience, I’ve always believed in the power of expertise and competence. I take my professional oaths seriously, and respect others who do the same. Read More
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Cyclists hit the road for two-day Enbridge tour, with goal of raising $7M for cancer centres
This Saturday, over 1,800 Albertans will cycle through Alberta as part of the 17th Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer to raise money for the province’s 17 cancer centres. Read More
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Republicans eye efforts to quiet Epstein uproar but can’t quash it
House Republicans who were at odds all week over the Trump administration’s handling of Jeffrey Epstein disclosures are holding their breaths to see if the tsunami of criticism from their base over the matter is finally subsiding. GOP members on the House Rules Committee voted in favor of a resolution directing Attorney General Pam Bondi to release…
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Waianae High School to get first modern health lab
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Waianae High School is preparing to receive a big upgrade. Mobile health clinics deployed following building issue On July 18, a blessing ceremony was held to celebrate the start of renovations of Building X for the state’s first modern Health Learning Lab. The new lab will offer Waianae High School students hands-on…
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About $40K spent on one Waikiki bathroom that remains closed
WAIKIKI (KHON2) — Public restrooms at one of Waikiki’s busiest beach parks have been closed on and off for months, and some community members said the shutdowns have seemed permanent. HPD investigating restroom explosion at Camp Erdman KHON2 found out what is really going on and what some said needs to change. The public restrooms…