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Alternative housing opens more affordable options for Calgarians
The hunt for affordable housing in Calgary has more buyers turning to less traditional options beyond detached homes and condo properties. Read More
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Opinion: Alberta can lead global power race if energy storage policy moves fast
Here in Alberta, we don’t need to imagine what electricity reliability means. We live it. It’s there when we keep our businesses running through winter cold snaps and power our lives through hot summer days. Read More
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Nelson: Enough’s enough in taxing Alberta’s energy companies
For some folk, no matter how much the government taxes and spends, it’s never enough. Read More
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Several saved from near drowning in Nanakuli: ‘It was God’s timing’
NANAKULI, Hawaii (KHON2) — Honolulu Ocean Safety officials are reminding the public to stay out of the water during dangerous conditions with wet weather ahead. This is after lifeguards and a good Samaritan saved several people from drowning on Monday, March 16, in West Oahu. Hesitation never crossed Kornelious Tabag-Taira’s mind when he saw two…
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Named for the incident that started Battle of Nuʻuanu
In the ahupuaʻa of Honolulu, which lies in the moku of Kona here on Oʻahu, stands a road named in commemoration of a surprising incident. We are speaking of Pūʻiwa Rd.
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Lawmakers push new protections for kids online
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Lawmakers at the Capitol are advancing new efforts to protect kids online – from artificial intelligence to social media. But while supporters said it’s about safety, others warn the proposals may be difficult to enforce and may go too far. At the State Capitol, bills focused on protecting kids in the digital…
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Cost of living a major focus in Blangiardi’s sixth State of the City address
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Lowering the cost of living was the central focus of Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s State of the City address Wednesday night, as he outlined his administration’s priorities for the year ahead. Blangiardi said affordability remains the biggest challenge facing Oahu residents and a key reason many are leaving the islands. “Our ultimate priority…
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‘Kona Low 2.0’ set to bring potential of heavy rain through late Sunday
Another wet season storm approaches the islands from the west. This is the second ‘Kona Low’ in less than a week.
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Bell: Smith willing to fight for Alberta law restricting doctor-assisted deaths
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has dropped the gloves before. She has no problem dropping them again. Read More