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Enbridge president and CEO Greg Ebel, whose compensation included almost $13 million in share-based awards, climbed to No. 1 on the list of Alberta’s highest-earning executives in 2024. Read More

Breakenridge: Defying supply management could lead to beneficial changes

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The quest by Premier Danielle Smith to establish more clearly delineated lines of “autonomy” is certainly not intended to deliver benefit to the rest of Canada. Read More

Looking west from Alberta has never been more precarious

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It can be easy to think that nothing past the Rockies really matters to Albertans, but what’s happening in British Columbia is deeply troubling. Government mismanagement of B.C.’s finances, economy and natural resources should be a warning to us all. Read More

Amazon has been quietly raising prices on everyday items: Report

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(NewsNation) — President Donald Trump’s tariffs haven’t sparked a major inflation spike yet, but Amazon has reportedly raised prices on hundreds of everyday items over the past several months. On average, prices across a range of low-cost items, including deodorant and protein shakes, increased 5.2% on Amazon from Jan. 20 to July 1, according to…

Opinion: Solid strategies needed to navigate executive pay through tariff and market turbulence

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This has been far from just another year for most of Alberta’s biggest companies. Read More

Bell: Stop! Calgary councillor demands a pause on more city bike lanes

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The bike lane cheerleaders are finally going to have to answer some questions. Read More

Robust 2024 performance brought executive bonuses at Alberta’s biggest companies

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Healthy balance sheets and share-price strength in 2024 benefited top executives at Alberta’s biggest companies, who were rewarded with bonuses and compensation packages consistent with the performance of their organizations. Read More

Falls of Clyde’s voyage has come to an end

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — A chapter in Hawaii’s maritime history is coming to a close. Historic Falls of Clyde may be removed from Honolulu Harbor Shipwright LLC have started removing the 146-year-old Falls of Clyde. The iron-hulled ship has been docked in Honolulu Harbor for decades. But after years of disrepair and failed restoration attempts, the…

Maui doctor accused of trying to kill wife wants her phone records

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Maui doctor accused of trying to kill his wife on her birthday wants her phone records. Wife of Maui doctor withdraws request for restraining order Gerhardt Konig’s attorney filed a motion for Arielle Konig’s call records, text messages and social media logs from August 2024 to June 2025. The prosecution is…

Making waves: Father and son duo end epic rowing journey in Hilo

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