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Bell: Premier Smith weighs in on higher speed limits for Alberta’s big highways
Oh, the Smith haters are pounding their keyboards with the indignation they will feel every day in every way until Naheed Nenshi is the premier and the NDP is the government. Read More
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Opinion: Wars being fought more like video games now
Every year on Nov. 11, we remember those who died during the First World War and in numerous wars since. By most estimates, that early conflict resulted in 11 million military and perhaps 13 million civilian deaths. Many millions more were injured. Read More
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Opinion: Managing a matchstick forest
Crowsnest Pass, the lowest pass through the Rocky Mountains between New Mexico and Jasper National Park, is home to Alberta’s rarest, most tree-species-rich forest. Some species growing here are as rare in Alberta as sage grouse and woodland caribou. Read More
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After Trump’s trade threats, Canada could learn from an unlikely source
When U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to end trade talks with Canada, many Canadians felt a chill. And when Prime Minister Mark Carney hinted that Ottawa might “look east” toward China and other Asian markets for new trade opportunities, the comment raised eyebrows. Could Canada really shift its economic gaze away from Washington to Beijing?…
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Varcoe: Calgary-based energy giants paint a vision of growth as Canada aims to be an energy superpower
If the push to turn Canada into an energy superpower is a tricky jigsaw puzzle, the country’s largest petroleum producer and largest pipeline operator just put some key pieces on the board. Read More
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911 dispatcher shortage ‘a dangerous situation,’ incentives offered
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu police are rolling out big new bonuses — up to $2,000 per month for some — to keep 911 operators on the job in the hopes of solving a growing staffing issue. House Rep. Darius Kila recently paid a visit to the Joint Traffic Management Center after dealing with and hearing…
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Three takeaways as Zayne Parekh leaves after heavy hit, Flames get blanked by Blackhawks
Developing Zayne Parekh is one of the most important priorities facing the Calgary Flames this season. Read More
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Bride-to-be among those affected from FAA flight reductions, state DOT doing what it can to keep HNL running smooth
HONOLULU (KHON2) — State transportation officials confirmed Friday that Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye Airport is among the airports affected by the FAA flight reduction plan. But officials prefer people to keep traveling to the islands, as they’re doing their best to make sure you don’t miss any important events. HDOT petitions FAA to consider lifting…
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Former informant in high profile case now missing: Jonnaven Monalim
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu police have opened a missing persons case for Jonnaven Monalim, who was last heard from after leaving his Ae Street residence in Kapolei on Nov. 5, at around 7:13 p.m. Police said Monalim has not been seen or heard from since, and his family is concerned for his safety and well-being.…