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Calgary’s housing strategy is starting to pay dividends, but despite building a record number of new homes in recent years, there is still a growing housing deficit that’s now in the tens of thousands of units, according to a city official. Read More

Meredith Gaudreau in letter to Johnny: ‘You loved Calgary so much’

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In a heartfelt letter to her late husband Johnny, published by The Players’ Tribune just days before Father’s Day, Meredith Gaudreau refers to Calgary as “one of the most important places we ever spent time in” and reminisces about her introduction to the city — and the rink — where he was starring for the…

Alberta sees highest measles case count since 1986 as outbreaks span all health zones

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Alberta has recorded its highest number of measles cases in nearly four decades, with 868 confirmed infections as of Thursday. The worst year for measles in the province was previously 1986, when 843 cases were recorded. Read More

In photos, Waikīkī Beach in the 1940s and 1950s

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Waikīkī Beach in the 21st century is full of high-rise hotels, restaurants, surf lessons and packed beaches mostly filled with tourism visitors. But 70 to 80 years ago, the entire area of Waikīkī looked very different. Thanks to a project by the Hawaiʻi State Archives, we now have a closer look at…

Innovations, challenges and optimism: Highlights from the Global Energy Show

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Executives, professionals and politicians often used the phrase “cautious optimism” at the Global Energy Show. Read More

Waipahu house fire ruled arson

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — A fire that tore through a vacant home in Waipahu over the weekend has been classified as arson, according to the Honolulu Fire Department. Hōkūleʻa, Hikianalia continue trek to Tahiti The blaze broke out around 6:43 p.m. on Saturday, June 8, at a small, single-story home on Awalau Street. When firefighters arrived,…

Couch-surfing cats and trail-hiking dogs? Only in Hawaiʻi: How you can join the fun

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — A walk in the park might not change the world, but at Hawaiian Humane Society, it could change a life. With three hands-on ways to connect with shelter pets via dog walking, short-term fostering through the Couch Crashers and Lap Crashers programs and field trips through ʻĪlio Explorers. These programs allow volunteers…

FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: Under-25 power rankings in the goal crease

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ASIRT says suspect shot by police had 3D printed gun

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More details about a June 6 police shooting, including the discovery of a 3D printed gun on the person who was shot, were released by the Alberta’s police watchdog agency Thursday, while two people involved in the incident have criminal charges. Read More

Cree-Metis singer Sandra Sutter looks at the ‘darkness in humanity’ but continues to reclaim her cultural heritage

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