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More than 28,000 new jobs were created in Alberta last month, making up more than half of the increased employment in the country — despite weak oil prices. Read More

Op-ed: Beyond pipelines, Alberta is ready to help make Canada a superpower

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The recent memorandum of understanding between Alberta and Ottawa has been framed largely as a pipeline deal. Listen closely to the language from both sides and a deeper shift becomes clear — a reframing of how Canada competes in a world where industrial capacity, carbon competitiveness and energy security increasingly determine economic strength. Read More

Opinion: The Carney-Smith deal is a grand concession, not a grand bargain

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Amy Janzwood is an assistant professor of political science in the Bieler School of Environment at McGill University, and the author of Mega Pipelines, Mega Resistance. Read More

HHSAA Football: Campbell wins 1st ever Open Division State Championship

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The Campbell Sabers and Kamehameha Warriors went head to head at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex. The Open Division State Title Game started off slow as there was no scoring in the 1st quarter as both defenses kept the opposing offenses in check. But in the 2nd quarter the endzone opened up. Campbell started…

Ice skating and immersive light experience awaits at Hawaii Convention Center

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“We have cocktails with your kids and watch a movie while they run around or skate, so its a great place for families to come, unwind, spend some time after work or spend time on your holiday vacation.”

Measles detected twice in 2 weeks in west Maui wastewater

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“You might be sick prior to even showing any of the symptoms. So, maybe four days prior you actually were infected and then you’re sick for about 10 days.”

Weapons taken from Hilo home while tented, investigation underway

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