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‘Priceless’ exposure: Tourism officials eye long-term gains from G7 buzz
As world leaders took in the scenery around Kananaskis during this week’s G7 summit, millions of their online followers did too — and Alberta’s tourism industry is optimistic it will reap the rewards for years to come. Read More
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This Hawaiʻi location identified to have 3rd best sunset in U.S.
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Some sunsets are quiet. Some roar. On Hawaiʻi Island, at the rim of Kīlauea Crater, the sky does both. The light stretches across lava fields, filters through volcanic mist and melts into deep red behind jagged cliffs. According to a new report, Kīlauea ranks as the third-best place in the entire United…
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U.S.-imposed tariffs have cost the city $50,000 so far
The tariff war with the United States has cost the city roughly $50,000 so far, city councillors heard Tuesday. Read More
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Calgary Rowing Club headed to England for Henley Royal Regatta
Members of the Calgary Rowing Club will be heading across the pond to England, as they gear up for the 2025 Henley Royal Regatta next month. Read More
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Is your cat a psychopath? New research lets to you test
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Your cat might be cute, cuddly and playful. But is there something darker behind those big eyes and twitchy whiskers? A team of scientists have created a test to help answer that exact question. In 2021, researchers launched a survey that uses a psychology tool usually reserved for humans. Called the CAT-Tri+…
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Dot Foods opens massive new distribution centre in southeast Calgary
A food industry redistributor is tripling its footprint in the Calgary region to meet growing demand across Canada. Read More
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Damien Kurek officially resigns Battle River-Crowfoot seat so Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre can run in byelection
Battle River-Crowfoot MP Damien Kurek said Tuesday he has resigned his seat so Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre can run in a historically safe Alberta riding for the party. Read More
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WFH or go back to the office? Some Hawaiʻi workers say ‘nah’
HONOLULU (KHON2) — For most of modern history, the idea of “going to work” meant going somewhere. An office. A factory. A shop. But in 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic forced workers around the world to stay home, everything, and everyone, changed. A new report is investigating how work from home is impacting employees and…
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‘A big day:’ Local Ukrainians welcome Canadian support in exhausting war against Russia
BANFF — Canada’s vow to boost support for embattled Ukraine and tighten the sanctions screws on Russia is being applauded by local Ukrainians who’ve lobbied tirelessly for just such action. Read More
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2025 G7 Summit in Kananaskis: A look at the meeting of world leaders in pictures
The G7 Summit is in its final day in Kananaskis. Here is a look back at the preparations, arrivals, protests and conversations through the lens of Postmedia photographers. Read More