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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Eric Thompson, who was found guilty of the murder of 47-year-old Waipahu acupuncturist Jon Tokuhara, has been sentenced to life with the possibility of parole. During his sentencing hearing on Friday, June 27, the judge said Thompson would serve a life sentence for murder with a 15-year minimum to be set by…

16 billion accounts hacked: How to protect your online data

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HONOLULU KHON2) — The Associated Press recently revealed Cybernews researchers found that 16 billion login credentials were leaked and posted online. These include usernames and passwords for sites like Google, Facebook and Apple. The data came from many different breaches over time and was collected into large files. Some accounts may appear more than once;…

Alberta’s moment: Powering the world’s future of AI with a clean energy infrastructure

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The rest of the country should pay attention. A homegrown, net-zero-ready AI infrastructure industry is the natural evolution of Alberta’s energy economy. It provides a way to monetize natural gas without exporting it, keeping economic value, and environmental responsibility, within Canadian borders. Read More

Calgary airport limiting access to two hours before flight through U.S. customs

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Travellers bound across the U.S. border will have to keep their eyes on the clock come travel day; Calgary International Airport will now be denying access through American customs any earlier than two hours before takeoff. Read More

Trans-Canada construction could delay travel to the mountains over the weekend

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The town of Bighorn is warning travellers about construction work on Highway 1 by Lac Des Arcs on the Heart Creek Bridge that could impede traffic and extend the duration of their trips. Read More

A grand vision: How the Calgary Stampede came to be the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth

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Guy Weadick had just made the pitch of his life and heard the words all entertainers dread: No thanks. Read More

Plastic bag fees and bans are working–big time, researchers say

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(KTLA) – It’s been more than a decade since California enacted a soft ban on single-use plastic bags at grocery stores and other businesses. In the coming year, that ban will become more strict as the thicker, potentially reusable plastic bags many consumers have gotten used to using (and paying for) are also being phased…

Alexis has a focus on efficiency for maximum purpose

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People in the market for a new home should and do put an emphasis on value. That extends to the idea of eliminating or at least limiting waste. Read More

Lofty layout gives home ‘flexibility and extra space’

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Opinion: It’s time to rethink how we talk about elder abuse

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