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Bell: Will Calgarians buy the snake oil Mayor Gondek is selling?
You had to wonder who was doing the talking. Was this Premier Danielle Smith? Was this Dan McLean, the mince-no-words councillor? Read More
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Duchess of Edinburgh visits Spruce Meadows and the Youth Centres of Calgary
Small businesses, artists and youth had the opportunity to meet a member of the British Royal Family, as the Duchess of Edinburgh visited Spruce Meadows for the 50th anniversary of the Masters tournament on Friday. Read More
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Coast Guard calls for safe practices during Hurricane Kiko
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Coast Guard Sector Honolulu is urging the local maritime community to be updated on the status of Hurricane Kiko and heed to weather warnings. While Kiko is currently more than 1,200 miles away from the closest Hawaiian island, the Coast Guard is urging boaters, those who fish and anyone else who…
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REPORT: Zary signs three-year extension
The Calgary Flames and Connor Zary have reached an agreement on a new contract, according to multiple reports. Read More
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Jane and Guy Gaudreau to present new pet advocacy award at Calgary pet charity fundraiser
Jane and Guy — the parents of former Calgary Flame Johnny and his brother Matthew — will be among the team’s ambassadors in attendance at the annual Parachutes for Pets fundraiser Saturday night. Read More
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Grand memories: Scott Brash recalls making show jumping history at Spruce Meadows in 2015
Interesting what the mind will recollect on a day that changed show jumping history. Read More
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Braid Trudeau’s long gone and look who’s virtue signalling now
Former Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was often blasted for his smarmy, progressive virtue-signalling. Read More
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Virginia-based group calls Kamehameha Schools’ admission policy ‘neither fair nor legal’
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A national group based in Arlington, Virginia challenged the admissions policy at Kamehameha Schools on Sept. 4. Students for Fair Admissions said they want to end the school’s “unlawful” admissions policy that gives preference to applicants with Native Hawaiian ancestry. No English allowed: Inside Honolulu’s bold new classrooms “Kamehameha Schools’ policy represents…
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Pokémon invade Kapolei waterpark this Sunday
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Wet ’n’ Wild Hawaiʻi is set to host its first-ever Pokémon Day on Sunday, Sept. 7. The park will transform into a Pokémon playground filled with games, prizes and themed events. Families can dive into activities designed for trainers of every age, and the highlight is the Pokémon Gym Battle on the…
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Bottom 10: Pearl City ranked among worst U.S. cities
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Pearl City, Hawaiʻi, is one of the lowest-ranked places in the United States to spend retirement, according to a new report released Sept. 2. The city placed #175 out of 182 U.S. cities in the “Best & Worst Places to Retire” study. Hawaiʻi bumped out of #1 most expensive state ranking Here’s…