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Opinion: Secrecy shrouds city’s refusal to engage on Enmax power line
In a project that we have not been able to find an equivalent for in Calgary, Enmax has proposed running a high-voltage transmission line — with towers up to 10 storeys tall — down a northeast residential street. The Alberta Utilities Commission is holding a public hearing beginning May 26 to determine whether to approve…
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Opinion: Deciphering Danielle Smith’s bows to separatism
Since becoming UCP leader and Alberta premier, Danielle Smith has subtly and not so subtly pushed for provincial independence. Her stated patriotism for Canada has been late in coming and mostly lukewarm. Read More
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Opinion: Oil is an essential aspect of Canada’s national identity, history, and future
Canadian Heritage Minister Stephen Guilbeault recently indicated that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government will not endeavour to build new pipelines or similarly invest in Canada’s oil industry any time soon. Read More
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FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: Which left wingers could Calgary target at 2025 NHL Draft?
The expectation is that the Calgary Flames will look to add some top-end talent at centre with the first of their first-round draft pick in this year’s draft. Read More
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Varcoe: Ottawa’s new resources minister promises clean slate, but oilpatch looks for ‘concrete actions’ on new projects
In a world of political messaging, Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to build, baby, build. Read More
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Paws for concern: What’s lurking above UH
HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s a mysterious image making the rounds on social media. Though the photo is blurry, you can tell it is some kind of animal. “It’s like a big cat of some sort. I’m not too sure what it is, but it’s big,” Donovan explained. Road rage suspect moved to protective custody Donovan…
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Hawaiʻi Island fire department extinguishes public housing blaze
PUNA, Hawaii (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi Island fire officials extinguished a fire at Sacred Hearts Pubic Shelter Housing on the afternoon of May 23. The fire department was first notified of the fire shortly after 3 p.m. Upon arrival, Hawaiʻi Island police had already cleared the scene of bystanders and assisted in evacuations. Wife of Maui…
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‘Bows survive another elimination game, advances in Big West Tournament
For the third time in six days, the University of Hawai’i baseball team faced elimination and once again, the Rainbow Warriors rose to the occasion. UH staved off elimination on Day 3 of the Big West Championship with a convincing 16-4 win over host Cal State Fullerton on Friday, fueled by a steady start from…
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Kailua High School lights still out after two years
KAILUA, Hawaii (KHON2) — Kailua High School has gone nearly two full school years without functioning field lights and it is affecting more than just football. KHON2 learned that the lack of light is dimming a long-standing community tradition. DOE reinforces eroding poles at Kailua High School stadium, lights still out The lights at Kailua…
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Road rage suspect moved to protective custody
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Three California women who were victims of road rage suspect Nathaniel Radimak, who is now in protective custody, expressed their outrage on what they said were failures in the judicial system. On May 22 Radimak made his first appearance in court since an apparent altercation with inmates at Halawa Correctional Facility last…