KINGSTON Top 3
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Kingston could spend $300K to fight hunger
Here’s what the money would do
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Human remains found in Tyendinaga
OPP investigating, welcomes tips
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Disturbing content warning: Animal abuse charges laid
Phone search during Kingston drug investigation uncovered evidence
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Cyber attack included personal information stolen: LDSB
Personal information of current and former staff, some students, and some of their parents or guardians was compromised during the cyber attack.
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SIU clears Kingston Police in January arrest
SIU concluded injury to a man was not the result of excessive force.
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Three St. Lawrence College students win big at Skills Ontario
One heading to Nationals.
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Coverage update for May 19th
Holiday Monday
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Woman killed in west-end home, partner charged with murder
Femicide investigation underway
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UPS driver's 'knee-jerk reaction' saves woman from burning home
Lee Spafford helped an elderly resident out of a house as it was in flames.
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What's open and closed on Victoria Day in Kingston
Know before you go!
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Your child could be Kingston’s next Mayor – for a day!
Grade 5 students in Kingston are invited to step into the Mayor’s shoes this spring.
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Gerretsen named Government Whip
The role of whip will be especially important in a minority government.
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Local businesses honoured at Kingston Business Awards
Jenn Bossio of Tri Health Clinic won Business Person of the Year.
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Ontario budget boosts jobs, roads and local alcohol industry
Economic plan outlined Thursday
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Brantford driver charged after deadly Highway 401 crash near Napanee
One person died in a 5-vehicle crash last September.
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OPP will be visible over the Victoria Day weekend
Officers will be watching for speeders, impaired drivers, distracted drivers, and those who don't wear seat belts.
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New 911 dispatch system already cutting ambulance wait times in L&A County
Officials say the system is also reducing stress on paramedics and boosting morale.
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City proposing measures to improve driveway standards
The City has put out a survey to engagement public input on the matter.
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Rideau Canal Corridor set to open for boating season
The crew is excited to welcome boaters for another year.
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Shelter reopens after plumbing emergency
Services were moved to the Memorial Centre while restoration work was being done.
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Allergy season has arrived in Kingston
An aerobiologist says residents are experiencing watery eyes and runny noses this week.
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Kingston Artists' Showcase returns
Work by 38 Kingston-area artists will be on display.
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Redblacks feeling at home in Kingston as team prepares for upcoming CFL season
Training camp week wraps up with Redblacks Fan Fest on Saturday.
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Motorcycle mayhem: Kingston man charged after wild ride through Verona
Several drivers reported the motorcycle speeding, passing dangerously, and weaving through traffic.
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May is Speech and Hearing Month: Southeast Health Unit Encourages Early Checkups
Early intervention can significantly improve future outcomes for children.
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Arrest made in attempted robbery involving fake handgun
A 27-year-old Kingston man is facing a number of charges.
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29 projects receiving grants from Community Foundation Kingston & Area
More than $387,000 in grants are being handed out in the spring allocation.
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Residents urged to stay away from powerlines during Powerline Safety Week
Utilities Kingston says nearby powerlines can pose a danger to people especially when trimming trees and cleaning eavestroughs.
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Armed felon with 70 convictions busted in Kingston
Caught with scoped handgun.
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RMC cancels 7 programs, some students to feel the impact
RMC says these seven programs had fewer than 10 graduates each year for the past five years.
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New clinic in Kingston specializes in helping treat military veterans
The clinic is the first of its kind in Canada that deals exclusively with members of the armed forces and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Society president says former Wolfe Island ferry captain will be missed
Brian Johnson died on May 8. He was captain of the Wolfe Island ferry between 1989 and 2015. Also was a co-founder of Wolfe Island Historical Society.
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City asks residents to be prepared in event of postal disruption
Canada Post workers are in a position to strike on May 22nd.
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Doctors will rock for AI organ donation program
Old Docs New Tricks, comprised of Kingston area physicians, will be performing a benefit concert at the Broom Factory.
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It's Police Week in the province
The theme this year is "Protecting Ontario."
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This Kingston food bank needs your help—and you don’t even have to lift a box
You can greet clients, answer phones, book appointments, and help with check-ins.
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Don’t get fined: Kingston fire officials urge residents to renew burn permits now
The permits are free and available online.
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Kingston Police deploying drones in effort to catch distracted drivers
20 drivers were charged after a police blitz on Wednesday.
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UHKF hopes to calm nerves about canvassers going to homes
The University Hospitals Kingston Foundation have received concerns but no confirmed reports about people impersonating canvassers.
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Cooper 'surprised' after learning of GM of the Year honours
The Frontenacs general manager was named the Jim Gregory Award winner for the 2024-2025 OHL season.
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OPP officer cleared after knife-wielding man shot in Camden East standoff
SIU investigators concluded that the officer acted to protect himself and others from a knife attack.
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Bikes, bling and bargains: Kingston Police spring auction is back on Saturday
The auction takes place at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour.
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Avril Lavigne's new song is not considered Canadian - here's why
The Napanee native collaborated with Simple Plan on a new single.
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New Canadian Tire Store now open
The first customer in the Kingston Centre Store was a former employee that worked at old location for over four decades.
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Plumbing emergency forces city to move homeless shelter to Memorial Centre
The move to York street is immediate and will remain in place until the issue is resolved.
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Paulette Auto Sales is no more
Customers and staff blindsided by the sudden closure.
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Councillor's comments earn reprimand from Integrity Commissioner
Jeff McLaren was found to be in violation of the city's code of conduct but will not be fined.
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New Habitat build underway in Kingston
A semi-detached home will be built on Wilson St. for two families.
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Mental Health Week: Southeast Health Unit
A conversation with Deputy Medical Officer of Health Dr. Linna Li.
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Cardinal Prevost elected Pope Leo XIV
First American-born Pope
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Police searching for suspect in Kingston grocery store thefts
Three different thefts occurred from the same store since February.
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Kingston MP posts high vote total in federal election win
Mark Gerretsen had the third-highest vote total for a Liberal candidate in Canada.
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Teachers, students in Kingston honoured by Catholic School Board
ALCDSB is recognizing accomplishments during Catholic Education Week.
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Police search for stolen sacred buffalo robe in Kingston
Owners hoping for safe return of artifact
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Council approves roundabout for east end subdivision
The City will spend over $5.2 million for the roundabout that will be on Hwy. 15 at Summer Valley Terrace.
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Mental Health Week: Queen's Psychology Clinic
The clinic serves as a training ground where students get to work alongside professionals.
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City to buy property for new temporary emergency shelter
Council approved the purchase of the site on Sydenham Rd. at Tuesday's meeting.
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Get your tix: Kingston Business Award ceremony fast approaching
The event honours the top local businesses and leaders.
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Police looking for person of interest in connection to multiple fires in Belle Park
Investigators did not say whether the person of interest is connected to other fires that occurred in the area.
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Kingston to see part of $1 million in AI funding to help doctors manage admin work