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FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: The depth on defence
No matter what way you cut it, the future of the Calgary Flames defence looks bright. Read More
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Wildfire live updates: 27 structures believed lost in Chipewyan Lake | New Brunswick sending aid to Alberta | Wildfire smoke reaches UK
Wildfires in Alberta continued to grow over the weekend despite a drop in temperatures and rain in some areas. Read More
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Leong: Hudson’s Bay is dead but its aspirations can live on to help build Canada
Tucked away in a corner of the second floor at the Hudson’s Bay Company’s historic downtown Calgary store stood one of several small armies of bare mannequins awaiting their fate. Read More
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FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: In-depth look at the Flames right-wing position
The Calgary Flames might not be super deep at right-wing, but at the NHL level, you can’t exactly argue that they are low on potential. Read More
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Bell: Survey on explicit sex in Alberta school library books hits huge numbers
The numbers are big. Real big. So they should be. Read More
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Editorial cartoons: Weekly smiles (June 2, 2025)
Here’s a look at the cartoon breaks our editorial cartoonists provided this week. Read More
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Kauaʻi bridge to see temporary closure June 3
LIHUE, Hawaii (KHON2) — The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation is notifying the Kauaʻi community about a closure of the Wailua Plantation Bridge on June 3. According to HDOT, the bridge has sustained damage to supportive structures on the bridge, with affected areas needing replacement so cars may traverse the bridge safely. Gov. Green to hold…
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Gov. Green to hold ceremony to honor Pride Month
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Gov. Josh Green will hold a ceremony to raise a pride flag at the state capitol for Pride Month, marking the first time the flag has been displayed at the capitol. The ceremony will include a presentation of the official Pride Month proclamation and will occur at the state capitol on June…
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Typical trade wind weather in forecast for first week of June
HONOLULU (KHON2) – This moderate to locally breezy east-southeasterly low level flow pattern is expected to continue through tomorrow. Clouds and showers will favor windward and mauka areas during the overnight to early morning hours and leeward and interior areas during the afternoon hours as sea breezes develop. This flow can also cause low level…
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HHSAA inducts Hall of Honor class of 2025
The HHSAA officially inducted 12 new members into the Hall of Honor on Sunday. The 12 student-athletes were honored at a special ceremony at the Sheraton Princess Ka’iulani’s Ainahau Showroom in Waikiki. These newly added members into the Hall of Honor were selected by a committee of 13 members from across the islands. They will…