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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Another anchor tenant at Ward Centre is on the move. Roger Dunn is the latest retailer to move out, as the mall’s owners take the next step for future development. The final touches are being done for this space in Ala Moana. In less than a week, it’ll be the new home…

Women’s U18 national football championship kicks off Sunday at Shouldice Park

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The annual U18 Women’s Tackle National Championship is making its official debut in Alberta, starting Sunday. Read More

Kids use Lemonade Day to whet their appetite for branding and selling

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For the third consecutive year, more than 1,000 children will hit city streets on Saturday offering parched Calgarians lemonade of all recipes, sizes and flavours — for a fair price. Read More

Alleged assault renews calls for shutdown of homeless day centre in Rocky Ridge

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An alleged stabbing outside a northwest daycare and church that offers refuge to the homeless has sparked outrage from local residents and renewed calls to shut down the project. Read More

Molokaʻi, Oʻahu host world’s Only eFoil championship this weekend

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi’s Kaiwi Channel is ready for takeoff. This Sunday, July 20, the Molokaʻi to Oʻahu Paddleboard World Championships (M2O) launches the eFoil division across the 32-mile stretch of open ocean. It’s fast. It’s technical, and it’s the only race of its kind in the world. “This weekend coming up on the 20th…

American sand excluded from Canadian counter-tariffs, saving oilpatch millions

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Sand is coarse, rough and vital to Alberta’s oilpatch. Read More

Calgary councillor wants to revive annexation talks with Foothills County

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Two years after the city withdrew from a previous annexation agreement with Foothills County, a city councillor wants to renew talks with Calgary’s southern neighbour to annex a block of land south of city limits to enable a future subdivision. Read More

PHOTOS: See what Honolulu looked like in the 1800s

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — In 2021, the Hawaiʻi State Archives, located in Honolulu, started an exciting project to help people learn more about the state’s history and culture. Their goal is to store and make public old papers, pictures, instruments, music, documents and other miscellaneous objects — like the phone President Dwight D. Eisenhower called Territorial…

Plans in motion to revitalize Honolulu’s Chinatown

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — A Better Chinatown Association’s (ABCA) first phase got the stamp of approval from the city as part of the revitalization plan for Honolulu’s Chinatown. Master Taiko artist celebrates 50 years with Hawaii performance Construction permits are on the move to build a new arch at Kekaulike Mall. “It’s on Kekaulike Mall, why…

Lougheed House to host Calgary’s second annual Beaulieu Flower and Artisan Market

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