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Reform party founder Preston Manning and clusters of folks across our province have been fanning the flames of separatism, while Premier Danielle Smith gives airtime to their cause. Read More

Gravel and water don’t mix: Big Hill Springs at risk

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Nothing is more ordinary than gravel. We mix it into concrete, crunch it underfoot and add it to our gardens. Water is pretty ordinary, too. We drink it, swim in it, irrigate our crops with it and, if we’re lucky, haul beautiful goldeye and trout out of it. Read More

The path to responsible self-government: How Alberta can claim its sovereignty without rupture

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For decades, Alberta has played by the rules. We’ve built the economy that fuels the country, respected the Constitution and asked only to be treated fairly. Yet, Ottawa continues to centralize power using courts, carbon taxes and conditional funding to chip away at Alberta’s rightful jurisdiction. Read More

Opinion: Break the barriers holding back housing supply

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Canada has reached a critical point after the election of Mark Carney as prime minister. There is an opportunity to dramatically improve the country’s economic strength during the ongoing trade negotiations with the United States. Read More

Road rage suspect issued a no-bail warrant

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Road rage suspect Nathaniel Radimak is back at the Halawa Correctional Facility after being hospitalized for injuries he received from being assaulted while behind bars. The Hawaiʻi Paroling Authority has issued a no-bail warrant against Radimak for allegedly violating parole conditions tied to a previous conviction he received back in California. Hawaii…

Hawaii elected officials won’t be above illegal fireworks crackdown

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The state Department of Law Enforcement is getting serious about cracking down on illegal fireworks thanks to new legislation. Illegal fireworks have exploded across Hawaii with little consequence for years, but resulted in tragedy in the first seconds of 2025 in Aliamanu. Newly passed legislation funds the DLE to the tune of…

Businesses doing what they can as effects from tariffs expected to hit soon

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Tariffs with China are on temporary hold, but that doesn’t mean we won’t feel its effects. From groceries to restaurants, many businesses say costs of goods are already skyrocketing and they’re doing what they can to stay afloat. John Scott of John’s World Famous Hawaii Hot Dogs has been in business for…

Prince David Kawānanakoa begins Lying in State at ʻIolani Palace

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Prince David Klaren Laʻamea Kaumualiʻi Kawānanakoa’s funeral will be held today, May 16, following his death on May 1. The royal protocols preceding his Lying in State will begin at ʻIolani Palace with the prince’s arrival at 5 p.m. Army publishes final environmental impact statements for Oʻahu lands Prince David was a…

Army publishes final environmental impact statements for Oʻahu lands

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The U.S. Army has published is final environmental impact statement regarding the proposed retention of around 6,300 acres of state-owned lands at Kahuku Training Area, Kawailoa-Poamoho Training Area and Mākua Military Reservation on Oʻahu. This comes after the Army’s request to maintain their usage of the Pohakuloa Training Area on Hawaiʻi Island…

Hōkūleʻa to stop in Hilo before traveling the world

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