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Opinion: Canada’s comfortable distance in the Americas
On Jan. 3, the United States launched a covert operation to detain Venezuela’s longtime dictator Nicolás Maduro, on charges of narcotrafficking and corruption. The episode echoed a similar intervention in 1990, when U.S. forces captured Panama’s Manuel Noriega under comparable allegations. Read More
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Martin: Lack of answers makes some crimes more disturbing
There is nothing stronger than the human urge to know why. Read More
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Doing the math: Why the counting of Calgarians doesn’t always add up
Counting Calgarians has largely been a guessing game in recent years. Read More
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Family Day in Calgary: Events and activities | What’s open and closed
Family Day weekend is almost here and Calgary is expecting warm temperatures throughout, with a possibility of the weather dipping just below 0 C on the holiday Monday. Read More
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Beyond the medals: Curling as social infrastructure
Curling is once again among the most-watched events, with the Winter Olympics underway in Italy. For a brief period, this wonderful sport becomes a shared national reference point. Read More
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Woman sentenced for threatening U.S. presidents, man sentenced for child pornography
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Two Honolulu residents have been sentenced for separate crimes. A Honolulu woman was sentenced for threatening to kill President Biden and Trump. As part of a plea deal, federal prosecutors say 49-year-old Rebecca Ann Folley — also known as Becca Waters — received a seven-month prison sentence, with credit for time served,…
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Combatting Hawaii’s feral cat population could require sterilization
Hawaii lawmakers are taking aim at the state’s growing feral cat population with a new bill to create a statewide spay and neuter fund, as well as require sterilization for most cats.
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Pronouns used when speaking ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
In the ahupuaʻa of Kahauiki, which lies in the moku of Kona here on Oʻahu, stands a roadway that can help us learn proper pronunciation and pronouns as well.
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Election advocates warn of political fallout following recent scandal
Despite the Attorney General’s office having the Special Investigation and Prosecution Division, or SIPD, look into a $35,000 bribery scandal, Clean Elections Hawaii says there needs to be a firewall.
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Magdaleno will make opening night start for ‘Bows on Friday
After generating momentum by narrowly missing out on a regional berth eight months ago, the University of Hawaiʻi baseball team opens its highly anticipated 2026 season this weekend in Mānoa with a four-game series against Gonzaga. The Rainbow Warriors begin the series Friday night, with first pitch scheduled for 6:35 p.m. at Les Murakami Stadium.…