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Opinion: Alberta’s health-care system won’t survive two-tier medicine
Within the past four years, Premier Danielle Smith’s government has changed how health care is organized and funded in Alberta. She has moved forward with plans that would push tax dollars toward private delivery, a proposal that is fundamentally against the goals of the Canada Health Act. Read More
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Opinion: Venezuela a wake-up call to diversify our revenue streams
The U.S. removal of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and the Trump administration’s intention to rebuild the South American country’s deteriorating energy infrastructure illustrates the risks attached to the Alberta government’s precarious finances. Read More
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Opinion: The mountain decides who goes and who stays
The hospital was nestled in the rolling foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Here, the trees grow deep against harsh winds, and the summer bloom is brief. Read More
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Opinion: Why we need a language model that speaks Canadian
What happens to a country if AI doesn’t fully understand its customs and its people? Read More
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Penner: Finding winter magic is as close as your backyard
After a few turns on Wiwaxy, an easy-going, front-side cruiser at the Lake Louise Ski Resort, we stopped on a small rise to catch our breath and give our burning quads a break. Final run of the day. No need to push the envelope. In the distance, on the other side of the Bow Valley,…
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Opinion: Power move secures Alberta’s future in the digital economy
When economic opportunity knocks, Albertans have always answered. Whether it’s agriculture, energy, tech or tourism, our province’s success has been based on our dedication to innovate and adapt. Read More
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Last: 2026: This year might just give us something to wine about
This is my usual prediction column for drinking trends over the coming year, and while musing about wine trends may seem superfluous considering the state of the world right now, I think it’s safe to say we may all need a little hedonism in our lives this year. Read More
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Peace march to commemorate the 133rd year since Kingdom’s illegal overthrow
Tomorrow will mark that 133-year date, and there will be a peace march commemorating such an event, and that will start from Maunaala down to the grounds of Iolani Palace.
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Hawaii Volleyball earns two wins on Friday
The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors hosted a doubleheader on Friday as they took on Rockhurst at 11am and Roberts Wesleyan at 7pm in Manoa. During the 1st game, Hawaii won in 3 straight sets (25-19, 25-9, 25-15) as they handled Rockhurst quickly. In the 2nd set, UH defeated Rockhurst 25-9 after holding their opponents to only…
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Hawaii driver’s license renewal process could include test
HONOLULU (KHON2) — State lawmakers and City officials are looking at ways to keep Hawaii roadways safer after 129 fatalities in 2025, which was an 18-year high. Some said testing drivers’ knowledge on the rules of the road while renewing their licenses is a step in the right direction. Hawaii driver’s licenses are typically good…