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Breakenridge: Premier at heart of province’s political upheaval
The federal election results speak for themselves: Despite the Liberals securing a narrow minority government and almost doubling their support in this province, Albertans overwhelmingly voted for change. Read More
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Varcoe: A $12.6B deal and falling oil prices rumble through Canadian oilpatch
Two significant events reverberated through the Canadian oilpatch on Monday, with Parkland Corp. accepting a $12.6-billion takeover offer from U.S.-based Sunoco LP, and OPEC+ agreeing to boost output — prompting oil prices to slide. Read More
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Dog park to close for repairs two months after opening
HONOLULU(KHON2) — Kolowalu Dog Park in Kakaako has been open since early February. “It’s a great park and the neighbors really really love it,” Kakaako resident Ron Freed said. Feedback sought for more on-leash dog park options on Oahu Freed brings his dog Ziggy to the park every day. “It can be very busy, some…
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Call for 2 state leaders to resign after racism allegations
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A state senator is calling for two top state leaders to resign after allegations of derogatory comments, demeaning comments to staff and an alleged cover up. Ewa Beach Senator Kurt Fevella said he was recently notified of complaints against Isaac Choy, a former state representative who’s acting chief administrative officer and VP…
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Big Island’s Gareth Warren earns Steelers camp invite
Following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL Draft, several players with Hawai‘i ties have received opportunities to pursue their professional football dreams — including Big Island native Gareth Warren. The Kealakehe High School graduate and three-time all-conference selection at FCS Lindenwood University has earned a rookie mini-camp invite with the Pittsburgh Steelers. At 6-foot-6 and…
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‘Strong year for us young bucks’: Wolf thrilled with Calder nomination
Dustin Wolf isn’t motivated by proving the teams that passed over him in the NHL Draft wrong. Read More
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Ala Moana acid attack survivor: ʻI want to say be braveʻ
HONOLULU (KHON2) — It was a shocking and random act of violence. A young woman doused with acid near one of Hawaii’s busiest shopping centers. It was just after 9 p.m. on January 23, 2024 when 26-year-old Danying Zhang was walking near Ala Moana Center when out of nowhere, a man threw a chemical liquid,…
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Gene Ward remembered by family and colleagues
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A memorial was held Monday morning to honor Rep. Gene Ward, one of Hawaiiʻs longest serving lawmakers. Loved ones and lawmakers packed The Kingʻs Chapel in Niu Valley to remember Ward, who died one month ago at the age of 82, just days after resigning from the state House of Representatives. Former…
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Bell: Smith — separatists are loyal Albertans with ‘justifiable feelings,’ not traitors
“Albertans didn’t start this fight but rest assured we will finish it.” Read More
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Braid: A first for any province outside Quebec — premier welcomes a vote on separation
Premier Danielle Smith put Alberta separatism at centre stage Monday, treating it as a worthy moment. Read More