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Quick guide for Hawaiʻi’s 2026 Legislative priorities
The Hawaiʻi State Legislature opens its 2026 session on Wednesday, Jan. 21; and the agenda is already crowded.
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Martin: What happened in Minneapolis was not self-defence
There may be some subtle differences between Canada and the U.S. when it comes to the legal concept of self-defence. Read More
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Nelson: Calgary’s city council neuters itself in record time
Most governments aim to accomplish a great deal in their first 100 days, before inertia sets in. But few manage to turn themselves into lame ducks as effectively as Calgary city council did on Tuesday. Read More
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Parker: GWL Realty acquires redesigned Northland Village in $154-million deal
People who live in the northwest sector of the city have seen a lot of changes to what was known as Northland Village Mall, which was built in 1971 as an enclosed, one-level shopping mall. Read More
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Opinion: For a young city, Calgary sure seems to loathe its young people
Calgary city council seems poised to turn its back on young people and the very housing strategy we proudly spoke up for over the past few years. If they do, it will be because of pressure from an older generation that expresses contempt for Calgary’s youth. Read More
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A statue that speaks to the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom
In the ahupuaʻa of Honolulu, which lies in the moku of Kona here on Oʻahu, stands a statue that brings our attention to the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
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The military shares its impact on Hawaii’s economy
HONOLULU (KHON2) — On Jan. 14, the military shared its impact on Hawaii’s economy to give residents and policymakers a clear look at the military’s role in the islands. The report shows defense spending pumped more than $10 billion into Hawaii’s economy in 2023. The military supports more than 73,000 people, including 43,000 active-duty service…
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Hawaii QB Alejado tees off at Sony Open Pro-Am with Timmy Chang as caddy
The PGA Tour’s season-opening Sony Open in Hawaii tees off Thursday at Waialae Country Club, but on Wednesday, the iconic course welcomed a different kind of talent. Fresh off a Hawaiʻi Bowl victory, the University of Hawaiʻi Rainbow Warriors football took part in the tournament’s annual Pro-Am, highlighted by quarterback Micah Alejado stepping onto the…
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Student Resource Officers, police officers working for high schools, begin work
The pilot program, Student Resource Officers, will begin their work at Waianae, Kapolei and Kaimuki High schools, where they will step into leadership roles.
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Former champions hope PGA’s Sony Open stays in Hawaii
The annual Sony Open in Hawaii tees off Thursday, Jan 15.