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Gwen Yamamoto Lau, Executive Director of the Hawaii Green Infrastructure Authority joins producer/host Coralie Chun Matayoshi to discuss actions the state has taken to address the insurance crisis including reactivating the Hawaii Hurricane Relief Fund and creating a loan program to enable condo associations to finance major repairs and safety upgrades in order to obtain full replacement coverage…

Tūtū Pele celebrates Earth Week with Episode 45 of Kīlauea eruption

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Kīlauea’s 45th eruption episode begins during Earth Week, reminding us of the power of our planet. Stay informed about potential volcanic emissions.

Gift a ‘spark of hope’ to Make a Wish Hawaiʻi through KHON2’s telethon

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Support Make a Wish Hawai’i and help grant wishes for keiki with critical illnesses. Donate during KHON2’s telethon and make a difference.

New Jersey’s deathcore giants Lorna Shore bring scientifically sound chaos to the Grey Eagle

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Since 2022, millions of people have looked down Will Ramos’s throat. Read More

Chorney-Booth: Chile N Mango spices up the SunnyCider taproom

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Calgary, thankfully, has hit a point where great tacos are no longer a rarity in the city. There was a time not very long ago when finding a terrific taco on a proper tortilla was a challenge, but with a strong Mexican-Canadian population and diners hungry for fresh and delicious Latin-American food, we’re in a…

Toronto’s homes market stabilizes after 7 months of declining sales

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Toronto’s long-suffering housing market may have bottomed out from a months-long slide as resales saw a slight gain in March from February. A recent report from National Bank of Canada Capital Markets noted that sales grew 1.4 per cent in March from February, ending a streak of seven month-over-month drops in activity. Read More

Calgary homebuyers show growing interest in variable-rate mortgages

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Fixed-rate mortgages may be losing their popularity among Calgary buyers and homeowners, who are increasingly embracing variable-rate mortgages instead. Read More

Opinion: Cancer surgeries seen piling up while private-pay cataracts get done

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