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Varcoe: As oil pipelines become an ace in ‘Canada’s deck,’ should country place bet on path south or west?
Look west or southward bound? This isn’t the title of a TV sitcom, but a question facing Canadian politicians and oil industry leaders. Read More
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Hawaii animals still being rescued daily after flooding
Animal welfare organizations said they are still conducting daily rescues even though the storm has passed the Islands.
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‘Bows volleyball eyes 20th win against another Big West rival
The second-ranked University of Hawai‘i men’s volleyball team (19-3, 2-0 Big West) returns home for a key Big West Conference series this weekend, hosting No. 8 UC Santa Barbara (10-7, 2-1) with a chance to reach another milestone season. The Rainbow Warriors can secure the program’s 15th 20-win campaign and seventh under head coach Charlie…
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Bell: Enough! Smith UCP vows woke persecution of local politicians will stop
It’s a big day. A big day when the self-appointed zealots of wokeism will cry over their avocado toast. Read More
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Flooded cars could cost you: What drivers need to know
HONOLULU (KHON2) — We saw it happen in neighborhoods across the state. Streets were turning into rivers in minutes, leaving behind more than just debris. Auto shops are bracing for a surge in flood-damaged vehicles. “I think maybe in another month we’re gonna know. The next two to three weeks, they’re still trying to just…
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Haleiwa Town business juggle respect for Waialua, need support to stay open during flooding
WAIALAUA, Oahu (KHON2) — It will be a long road to recovery for storm-ravaged communities on the North Shore. But businesses in Haleiwa are open and need your support. That’s the message from many who are juggling the challenge of running a business while trying to be respectful and sympathetic to their friends and neighbors…
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Helicopter crashes at Kalalau Beach on Kauai
Authorities on Kauai are responding to a helicopter crash at Kalalau Beach.