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HONOLULU (KHON2) — If you’re looking for the perfect reprieve from the summer heat, Haleiwa Town Shave Ice is ready to cool you down with nearly three decades of experience in crafting shave ice. Wake Up 2Day’s Chris Latronic visited the lower level of the Waikiki Shopping Plaza with more about the spot and got…

Suspected serial rabbit killer had injured bunny euthanized just months earlier, court hears

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Suspected serial rabbit killer Nicholas Weseen chose euthanasia for an injured bunny just months before he’s accused of killing five others, court heard Tuesday. Read More

Bearspaw chief says G7 summit a step in right direction after meeting with Mark Carney

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This year’s G7 summit did a better job of including First Nations representation than the last time Canada acted as host, one Indigenous leader said Tuesday, but there is still room for improvement. Read More

Committee votes to close funding gap for post-secondary office conversion incentive program

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A city program intended to entice universities and colleges to set up satellite campuses downtown is moving ahead, with tweaks to the program’s terms of reference unanimously endorsed by a council committee on Tuesday. Read More

Best editorial cartoons from the G7: Summit snickers

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When politicians gather, the setting becomes an interesting target for editorial cartoonists. Read More

Keyera to buy Plains’ Canada NGL business for $5.15 billion

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Keyera Corp. agreed to buy Plains All American Pipeline LP’s Canadian natural gas liquids business and some U.S. assets for C$5.15 billion in cash, significantly bulking up its pipeline system around the country. Read More

Business Council of Canada calls for pipeline expansion in Mexico

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Canadian companies could help Mexico reduce its lopsided dependency on imported U.S. natural gas by maximizing its own domestic supplies of the fuel, according to the head of Canada’s top business group. Read More

Alberta government commits $50M to bolster tailings pond reclamation technology

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The Alberta government has announced a $50-million Tailings Technology Challenge, a funding competition that aims to drive the development of technologies that reduce oilsands mine water and help reclaim tailings ponds. Read More

G7 vows collaboration to combat growing wildfire scourge

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G7 nations will collaborate to douse the spreading global threat of wildfires that are destroying forests and communities while poisoning them with toxic smoke. Read More

Braid: Testy G7 summit in Kananaskis stopped short of blow-up — and made Alberta look gorgeous

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