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Nelson: Premier Smith beats all odds in comeback for the ages
From outcast to powerhouse, the rise, fall and resurrection of Danielle Smith is an Alberta political odyssey fit for the ages. Read More
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Varcoe: ‘We haven’t seen anything yet’ — Volatile oil markets meet Alberta’s revenue roller-coaster
As of late Tuesday morning, Alberta’s projected deficit for the incoming budget was — theoretically — sitting at $1.1 billion. Read More
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Martin: Edmonton Police Service crossed line trying to influence sentencing
Court of King’s Bench Justice Jody Fraser wrote some strong words of criticism recently about the Edmonton Police Service and comments it made about a case he was presiding over. Read More
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Calgary’s growing food scene reflects ‘great new energy’
A growing population is generally good for a city’s culinary and hospitality scene. The more people a city has, the livelier and more diverse its selection of restaurants, bars, wine shops and cafes. Read More
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Named after Kaumakapili Church’s first kahu
HONOLULU (KHON2) – In the ahupuaʻa of Honolulu, which lies in the moku of Kona here on Oʻahu, stands a street named in honor of a reverend. We are speaking of Smith St. Reverend Lowell Smith was a Massachusetts native who arrived in Hawaiʻi in 1833 with the 6th company of missionaries. Briefly stationed on Molokaʻi, Smith was transferred…
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Why heavy rain and thunderstorm threat could amplify Friday and Sunday
A potent “Kona low” (Leeward low) has brought its first round of heavy rain to the islands on Wednesday.
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Crews clean up potentially dangerous tephra after latest episode at Kilauea
KILAUEA, Hawaii (KHON2) — While the eruption at Kilauea produces spectacular sights, tephra – or volcanic debris – is causing a problem with residents. Crews at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park spent the day cleaning up debris from Kilauea’s eruption Tuesday morning. The ash and rocks covered many roads and landed in nearby neighborhoods, and although…
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Residents prepare homes for storm, whether insured or not
KANEOHE, Oahu (KHON2) — The weather that the islands have been preparing for is here. “Very deep moisture is being brought up over the islands, there’s a jet stream that’s coming down from the west, that’s going to increase what we call better upper atmospheric dynamics,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Patrick Blood. “That’s going…
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Bell: We’ll be told when Calgary’s drug site will shut down — ‘very, very soon’
“Very, very soon. Don’t go on holidays.” Read More