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The new officers will work for the City and will not replace existing Kingston Police officers.

20 unique heritage and cultural sites across Amherstview, Amherst Island, Bath, Odessa, and Wilton will be open to the public Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm.

Officers on foot patrol made an arrest in the downtown area.

Kingston Fire and Rescue held their annual service awards and fire fighter graduation at City Hall.

Investigators say a vehicle was seen colliding with another vehicle then sped away nearly hitting a child.

Free fishing weekends aim to introduce new anglers to the sport while highlighting the importance of recreational fishing to Ontario’s economy.

The hope is next year’s event will mark the grand opening of the inclusive park.

Circular Materials is taking over the program from the City of Kingston.

Cpl. Daniel Awong is facing six serious charges, including sexual assault causing bodily harm.

Cooper was named the Jim Gregory Award winner back in May.

Councillors warned future renewals won't happen unless the commission provides an audited financial statement.

The new long-term care home has space for 192 beds.

The competition is open to youths of any gender.

13 clinics in Kingston are taking part in the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society's Veterinary Appreciation Contest.

With the closure, customers may have to drive to Kingston or Napanee to get their deposit refunds.

The policy aims to boost public trust by clearly defining what counts as a conflict.

The event will feature live performances, workshops, storytelling and ceremony, all celebrating the culture and heritage of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples.

Two separate online surveys are aimed to gather feedback on improving access to services.

The plan will recommend strategies to ensure the fire department meets the current and future needs of local residents.

The initiative encourages local professionals to volunteer as Career Coaches.

Officers stopped a pickup truck and noticed a child in the vehicle was not wearing a seatbelt. 

Curbside bargain hunters will be looking for things that others want to get rid of.

The man was seen at several businesses in April and May.

Local veterinarians say wildfire smoke can irritate pets’ lungs, eyes, and throats.

The City of Kingston is asking the public to select which artwork will be on display at the Robert Bruce Memorial Parking Lot.

Thankfully, no injuries reported at Tata's Pizza and Pasta

The motorcycle was heading south on Palace Road when it struck the side of a pickup truck.

Organizers had set a target of $45,000.

Utilities Kingston and Kingston Fire and Rescue will be checking over 3,600 hydrants.

The work this week will focus on removing dead ash trees affected by the emerald ash borer.

 Regiopolis Notre Dame AA Seniors Girls soccer team took home silver in the tournament

Cash comes through new HELIX fund

One lucky Kingston student to become police chief for a day

Second Annual Inclusive Fun Fair set

The smoke is drifting in from the wildfires in the prairies.

Lee Spafford was out delivering packages when he spotted a burning home and stopped to rescue an elderly woman.

A light green Ford Edge was seen in parking lots of shopping centres and grocery stores.

Teams will take on everything from gardening and painting to cleaning and repair work at local non-profits.

Manley started Epilepsy Kingston in 1987 after her daughter was diagnosed with epilepsy.

Kingston Police seek dashcam footage from witness

Sun and moon tattoos visible on her face

Megan Wheatley suffered a brain injury from a car crash in 2013.

The estate of a long-time supporter is donating 1 dollar for every dollar donated up to $50,000.

7 big wins for Kingston's favourite sons.

Police say Wayne did not return to his home near Montreal Street and Joseph Street.

Police are concerned for Sheldon's safety and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

Primaris has reclaimed the lease on the space previously occupied by Hudson's Bay.

Matches will be taking place across Kingston this week.

Patients that were prescribed regular exercise had an 80 percent survival rate and a 28 percent chance of the cancer returning.

Concerned citizens say they support homeless services but don’t believe this is the right location. 

Jann Arden, Howie Mandel, and Sam Roberts Band are among acts scheduled to perform.

Staff receive training to improve understanding and reduce stigma.

New garbage carts rolling into Kingston this July.

A large cargo truck collided with the rear of a car.

The closure is to remove modular bridge allowing for boats to pass through channel.

A motion by Councillor Ryan Boehme asks that staff bring back a report by early next year.

The Heritage Management Plan is a key priority in Kingston’s 2023–2026 Strategic Plan.

The opening of the Culligan Water Park is this Saturday.

No foul play is suspected in the death.

Police responded to a report of a vehicle that had left the roadway but remained upright.

Customers picked up clothes, jewelry, drawers and fixtures on the last day of operation.

Over $131,000 was raised for Ronald McDonald Houses in Toronto and Ottawa, and the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign.

This is ATV Safety Awareness Week across Ontario.