Category: Uncategorized
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Most power restored after dark day without electricity: HECO
After a day of strong winds and no power, most electricity has been restored, Hawaiian Electric said.
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Southern Alberta hockey community reeling after junior hockey players killed in crash south of Calgary
The deaths of three teenage hockey players from a Southern Alberta junior team are sending shockwaves through the region and across Canada. Read More
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Nominees announced for 15th annual Country Music Alberta Awards
From established musicians to breakout stars, the Country Music Alberta Awards will shine a light on a host of performers. Read More
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Councillor’s motion seeks support for province’s closure of Sheldon Chumir supervised consumption site
A city councillor is calling on his colleagues to support the province’s impending closure of Calgary’s sole supervised consumption site. Read More
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16 towns across Hawaiʻi ranked on money management skills
Money decisions show up everywhere. Rent, food, credit cards and the cost of simply living all trace back to how well people manage cash.
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Pirro: Anyone who brings a gun to DC should ‘count on going to jail’
U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro on Monday threatened jail time for people who bring firearms into Washington.
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Graphic of the week: Tariffs and trade tensions on restaurant menus
Trade tensions between Canada and the United States have simmered for a year and the effects have been felt across many sectors of the economy. Read More
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Opinion: Premier Smith’s sovereignty problem is a naive electorate
The UCP government says it wants “Alberta sovereignty in a united Canada.” Read More
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Breakenridge: Alberta leading the way in housing starts — without rent controls
In our unpredictable and constantly evolving news cycle, it can be difficult for any single issue or debate to remain at the forefront. Still, it’s hard not to notice the extent to which the debate around rent control in Alberta has all but vanished from the public discourse. Read More
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Varcoe: As Canada seeks more trade partners, oil and gas is ‘front foot that we’re leading with’
For decades, almost all Canadian oil and natural gas exports headed in only one direction: south to the United States. Read More