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Martin: Premier off-base in vilifying the judiciary
Checks and balances. Those three words succinctly define democracy. Read More
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Ford and GM get approval to launch banks: What it means for you
Ford and GM recently got the green light to launch banks. Here’s what that could mean for car buyers.
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Farmers markets growing in popularity in Hawaii
Farmers markets are seeing a surge in shoppers since the pandemic — Hawaii residents are looking for products that are fresh, local and possibly cheaper.
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State leaders want to make sure estimated $100 million from visitors ‘Green Fee’ is used wisely
State officials are optimistic that it will come out on top of a federal lawsuit currently blocking cruise ship visitors from paying the new “Green fee”.
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Bell: Poilievre fights for his Conservative leadership, the man who should’ve won
Another counting of noses. Read More
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Riding in bed of truck controversy following Oahu’s 5th traffic fatality of the year
The incident has reignited debate on the current laws that allow for riders in the bed of the truck.
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Police commission to push for return of photo radar to Stoney, Deerfoot Trails
An increase in speeding and a worrying series of fatal traffic collisions have prompted the Calgary police commission to push the province to reinstate speed camera enforcement on Deerfoot and Stoney Trails. Read More
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Kīlauea cleanup continues as scientists forecast another eruption window
KILAUEA, Hawaii (KHON2) — Days after Kilauea’s episode 41 eruption, ash, tephra and Pele’s hair are still being cleared from rooftops, yards and catchment systems across East Hawaii Island. At Kilauea Lodge, staff say the eruption announced itself in an expected way. “All of a sudden, we started hearing like rain noises. So I was…
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Braid: The Perils of Pierre – Poilievre faces Conservative leadership vote
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre goes into his leadership review swinging, convinced his aging agenda can carry the day — and win an election that could come sooner than we think. Read More