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Calgary’s reputation as one of the world’s most livable cities is dropping like a stone. Read More

Parker: Brian Sidorsky’s enterprising success inspired early by Junior Achievement

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A large and lively party is being held tonight to celebrate Brian Sidorsky’s 80th birthday, and the 60th anniversary of his company, Lansdowne Equity Ventures. Read More

Bell: Calgary Mayor Gondek goes for an image makeover — on the taxpayer dime

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It was after Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek skipped city hall’s traditional menorah lighting marking the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. Read More

Varcoe: ‘Not a cap’ — Neudorf backs AESO’s plan for short-term limit on data centre power use, despite industry concern

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Utilities Minister Nathan Neudorf knows he’s facing concerns from the electricity industry on a key issue for the province — Alberta’s opportunity to attract billions of dollars in new data centre investment. Read More

Legendary Hawaiʻi entertainer Kealoha Kalama dead at 93

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Kumu Hula and Hawaiʻi Recording artist Kealoha Kalama died at the age of 93, her family announced on June 25. Kalama served as an entertainer, producer and consultant for over 70 years. In 1971, she started her own halau, Hula Halau O Pohai Kealoha at the Bishop Museum, where she performed for…

Glaring problem: Bright headlights on Hawaii roadways

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaii residents are not alone if they have been blinded by headlights while driving at night. Many of the brightest lights on the road are illegal aftermarket modifications that are hardly enforced. Yes, car headlights keep getting brighter: Here’s why Drivers who shield their eyes on Hawaii roads are probably encountering a…

Legal fees for former city officials total in the six figures

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The taxpayer-funded legal bills for the former Honolulu city officials who faced federal charges are in, with fees in the six figures. A Honolulu City Council committee advanced two resolutions following their executive session, adding funds to contracts started two years ago to defend Max Sword and Donna Leong. Former city officials…

Women looking to turn life around graduate from justice program

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaiʻi State Judiciary honored the first six graduates of the Mohala Wahine, also known as Women’s Court, program during a ceremony at the Supreme Court on June 25. Mohala Wahine began in 2023 as a program to keep women who have a criminal record out of incarceration by addressing common underlying…

HPD: Police shooting in Makaha was justified

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu Police say they feel officer-involved shooting in Makaha on June 24 was justified. They say the two officers felt their lives were in danger, and shot the suspect to protect themselves. Surveillance video from a neighbor shows the white truck zooming into the small lane off Hana Street. Then a dark…

This adorable Terrier mix is looking for a home

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