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Man, 36, arrested for alleged robbery in Waikīkī
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Honolulu Police Department arrested a man on the night of Nov. 27 after he allegedly entered a closed Waikīkī business and pointed a gun at employees. The man, 36, allegedly entered the Ala Moana Boulevard restaurant at approximately 10:20 p.m. When he entered, police said he pointed a gun at two…
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Support sought for Maui family grieving wildfire tragedy
A family of grandparents and their grandchildren are struggling financially after losing their son in the Lahaina wildfires, and the community is coming together to help them with donations and support.
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Carter’s kitchen makes meal preparation a breeze
In many homes, mealtime can feel like a juggling act. Someone’s chopping vegetables, someone else is unpacking groceries, and a child is hunched over homework in the only available corner. Read More
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Christmas markets in and around Calgary
With Christmas less than a month away, holiday markets are in full swing in and around Calgary. Read More
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Can you guess Americans’ most-used social media site? It’s not Facebook, IG or TikTok
You might not even think of it as a social media site.
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On the Road: Owls in the frost
There was nearly as much frost on the inside of the windshield as there was on the outside. Read More
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Opinion: Wild West of the notwithstanding clause has arrived in Alberta
For most of its history, the notwithstanding clause has been a constitutional footnote — a dusty emergency lever in Section 33 of the Charter, meant for true crises. It was designed as a last resort, to be used sparingly, transparently and only when absolutely necessary. Read More
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Brookman: Council shouldn’t forget the small details that rile up the public
It is fundamental to a smooth-running democracy that it be supported by an efficient and conscientious bureaucracy. The civil service is critical to the functioning of government, but there is a fine line between a bureaucracy that serves the public and one that finds the public annoying. Read More
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Varcoe: ‘An absolute game changer’ — After years of discord, energy industry backs new Alberta-Ottawa deal
It’s hard to imagine an energy accord between Alberta and Canada could provide so many things that industry leaders — and the province — wanted after years of battling and limited progress. Read More
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Tips against retail theft, porch pirates during holiday shopping
Police and retailers are warning shoppers that the holiday shopping season is also peak season for thieves and Black Friday is right around the corner.