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Chorney-Booth: Foxtrot rides into Spruce Meadows in a puff of smoke, charcoal and fire
When it came time to build a new restaurant facing directly onto the competition ring at Spruce Meadows, it would have been easy — and even acceptable — for the sporting facility’s owners to just call it in. As one of Calgary’s most beloved institutions, equestrian fans (or, really, anyone in the deep southwest in…
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Nelson: Notley’s Nazi analogy ‘shameful’
If Alberta is indeed a nest of Nazi ideology, then why do so many people, from so many places, desire to come here? Read More
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MARTIN: Lack of remorse from would-be terrorist raises concerning questions
Earlier this month Calgarian Jamal Borhot was sentenced to 16 years in prison for travelling to Syria more than a decade ago and taking part in the activities of terrorist organizations. Read More
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Varcoe: Calgary building more diverse economy to support population boom
It started with programs like My Little Pony and Sonic the Hedgehog. It now involves the Anaheim Ducks and Texas Rangers. Read More
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‘Bows defend home court with a win over arch rival BYU
After 40 days away from home, the University of Hawaiʻi men’s volleyball team returned to Bankoh Arena on Wednesday night, opening a two-match series with a four set win over longtime rival BYU. The third-ranked Rainbow Warriors hosted No. 6 BYU in the first meeting between the two programs in Mānoa since the 2020 season…
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Hawaiian units of measurements
HONOLULU (KHON2) — In the ahupuaʻa of Waikele, which lies in the moku of ʻEwa here on Oʻahu, stands a cul-de-sac that brings our attention to measurements. We are speaking of Anakahi Pl. In Hawaiian, anakahi translates as “unit of measurement.” Ana, meaning “to measure,” and kahi, meaning “to cut.” Here are some ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi translations to common measuring units used today. On a…
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Changes coming to high-traffic Hawaii offramp, intersections
KAIMUKI, Hawaii (KHON2) — Changes are coming to a highly-trafficked off-ramp and intersections along the H-1 Freeway. Transportation officials said there have been over 12 serious crashes near the Koko Head offramp in recent years. Scott Choy lives right across the street from the Koko Head offramp and said he has had several rude awakenings…
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Swarm storm: How rain set off a gnat boom
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Chances are you’ve had them lately in your house, your yard, your mouth. We’re talking about gnats. Lots of them. And while not a health hazard, they are a nuisance. It’s a sunny afternoon in Makakilo today. A welcome change after several days of rain. But for runners like Christopher Hernandez, the…
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‘Prices are never going down’: Economist says high cost of living is here to stay
HONOLULU (KHON2) — High prices are here to stay. That grim message is from a local economist. He says President Trump was inaccurate in saying the cost of living is down, especially here in Hawaii, and says it would take something major for any significant change in prices. Shoppers head to Chinatown to try and…
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Ready for a canine companion? Nyx is ready for you!
On this Wags and Whiskers Wednesday, the Hawaiian Humane Society wants to introduce the loyal and loving Nyx.