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Flames feeling the hype for Canada-U.S. Olympic men’s hockey showdown
There’s friendly banter between the Canadians and Americans at the Saddledome these days. Read More
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Canada overcomes cheating allegations to win Olympic gold in men’s curling at Milan Cortina Games
CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — The Canadian men brushed aside earlier accusations of cheating and beat Britain for Olympic gold in curling on Saturday at the Milan Cortina Games. Brad Jacobs’ team defeated Bruce Mouat’s all-Scottish squad 9-6 inside Cortina’s historic ice arena to give curling powerhouse Canada it’s only gold of the Olympics in…
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LIST: HPD shares dos, don’ts during floods
The Honolulu Police Department wants to remind residents of the Do’s and Don’ts during floods.
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NWS issues Flash Flood Warning, for Oahu, Kauai
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Kauai and Oahu until Saturday afternoon.
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HPD investigates armed robbery at Tantalus Lookout
The Honolulu Police Department has opened an investigation into an armed robbery at Tantalus Lookout.
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HPD: Shots fired in armed burglary at Mapunapuna gym
The Honolulu Police Department has opened an investigation into an armed burglary that was followed by shots being fired in Mapunapuna.
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Opinion: U.S. still a major partner despite current chaos of its administration
In the late 1970s, much was written about Americans coveting Canadian resources, including energy, minerals, lumber and fresh water. It seemed like Canada could be under threat from our southern neighbour, as well as from the U.S.S.R., of course, across our northern border. Read More
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Alberta broke its renewable energy market; 2026 will decide if it can be fixed
Two years ago, Alberta led Canada in corporate renewable energy procurement. Companies across sectors chose Alberta to decarbonize their electricity through virtual power purchase agreements. These deals brought investment, jobs and millions in municipal tax revenue to communities across the province. Read More
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Last: Madeira, the unsung hero of fortified wines
In the fortified wine realm, an oft-overlooked category in itself, Madeira is perhaps the most overlooked and misunderstood. For many, it’s simply a wine you buy to cook with, ideal for deglazing a pan, adding hints of nuts and dried fruits to the final dish. Then the remnants of the bottle typically get pushed to the back of the cupboard for a year or so, only…
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Penner: Journey to Jasper as magical as the town itself
Our last run of the day at Marmot Basin — down the wild, roller-coaster ride known as “Tranquilizer” — was a keeper. A non-stop, top-to-bottom, thigh-burning blast down some of the coolest terrain I’ve skied all year. To be honest, I could have lapped it until closing time. But I had places to go, things…