Local News KINGSTON
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UPDATE: Snowfall warning in effect as up to 25 centimetres hits region today
Heavy snow and gusty winds expected to disrupt travel and Monday commute
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Kingston's young trio carries Frontenacs to big win over Spirit
Snyder, Kulemin, Kuzma combined for 9 points while Betts stopped 29 shots.
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Princess Street closed after vehicle, cyclist collision
Police urge drivers to avoid downtown Kingston area
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Alto's public consultations on high-speed rail also bypassing Kingston
There are three open houses in Stirling, Madoc, and Perth.
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No change to proposed tax increase as Kingston's 2026 budget is now finalized
Mayor Paterson says it was important to keep increases to a minimum while still maintaining services that residents need.
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Kingston Police investigating circulation of fake bills
There were 3 separate incidents last November at a business in the Bath-Portsmouth area.
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Snowy start to 2026 leads to repeated school bus cancellations in Kingston
Nearly 10 days of bus cancellations disrupt Kingston families.
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Urban Outfitters exit leaves downtown Kingston landmark empty after nearly 20 years
Closure at 207 Princess St. puts massive historic retail space up for sale.
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Hearing more car alarms lately? Here's why
Statistics show that car thefts are more likely to happen during the winter months
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Vehicle found abandoned in Mallorytown connected to Kingston jewelry store robbery: police
OPP discovered the vehicle at the ONroute service centre hours after robbery, suspect remains at large.
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Jack-knifed tractor trailers cause portions of 401 to close
Three occurred in three different sections of the highway Wednesday night.
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TEDxQueensU is back with eight speakers tackling big ideas on connection
Canada’s second-largest student-led TEDx returns to Kingston’s Isabel Bader Centre on Jan. 24.
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Contraband worth $291K seized at Collins Bay Institution
Tobacco, marijuana, cannabis concentrate known as shatter, and other drugs plus edged weapons, cell phones, and cell phone accessories were seized.
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Flood watch extended for Millhaven Creek as extreme cold approaches
While previously high water levels have improved, extremely cold temperatures could increase the risk of ice formation and localized flooding.
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Sydenham hosting outdoor winter fun at Snow Social
The annual event at Point Municipal Park brings people together for snow tubing, firepits, and other family-friendly activities.
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Jewelry store targeted in smash-and-grab robbery at Cataraqui Centre: police
Broken glass was seen outside the Michael Hill store on Wednesday.
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What people thought was cocaine turned out to be far more dangerous, health officials warn
Southeast Public Health says a Kingston drug sample contained fluorofentanyl and other substances, raising overdose risk.
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Loyalist council votes to pause ward boundary review
The review was the result of a ruling by the Ontario Land Tribunal that overturned a bylaw passed last May.
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Yellow warnings in place for Kingston and area
Up to 30 cms of snow, sometimes heavy, is expected with local blowing snow that will cause hazardous driving conditions.
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City of Kingston to go over measures regarding online voting in municipal elections
Council voted to defer after hearing concerns from a delegation from Queen's University.
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Summer Company program accepting applications for 2026 program
It is open to students 15 to 29 looking to transform their ideas into a successful business venture.
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Kingston's road information will soon be on new website
Municipal 511 will provide motorists with the latest information including closures, construction, and other traffic disruptions in a more dynamic, accurate and user-friendly format.
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Ontario rolls out new rural funding as applications open provincewide
The Premier said the funding is part of the province's plan to protect workers and communities during a period of global economic uncertainty.
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Shawn Davey elected in Ward 3 by-election in Greater Napanee
Davey won with nearly 50 percent of the vote, voter turnout was 29 percent.
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More restaurants in Kingston may go out of business this year
The Downtown BIA is worried some local eateries will be replaced by corporate chains.
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Kingston Police stop suspected drone drop near Collins Bay Institution
Investigators say marijuana, tobacco, and a bottle of rum were among the items seized during search.
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Loyalist Township opens nominations for 2026 civic awards
Residents are invited to nominate local volunteers, community leaders, and non-profit groups who have contributed their time and skills to improve life in the Township.
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Tourism Kingston lobbying for a high-speed rail stop in the city
Alto is holding public consultations and Tourism Kingston wants people to make themselves heard on the matter.
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A decision’s been made about local Public Health satellite sites
Offices will remain open as the board collects more information.
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Kingston hosts Special Olympics basketball with full day of games and prizes
Athletes compete for trophies, swag and the Joy of Julie Award at Holy Cross Secondary School.
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Winter makes an unwelcome return after brief taste of milder weather in Kingston
Snowy conditions and more flurries in the forecast leave families watching bus cancellations.
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It's budget time in Kingston
City Council will be going over the 2026 draft budget; rate payers face a 3.75 percent increase in levy.
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Feeling blue? How to survive Blue Monday and winter sadness
Experts share tips to protect mental health during Canada’s darkest season.
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Pobezal ignites Frontenacs offence in win over Steelheads
He and fellow Slovakian Misiak combined for four points on Friday night.
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Public assistance requested for missing woman
41-year-old Tamara Chambers was last seen in the Park Crescent area of Amherstview on Thursday.
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Snow shoveling is great exercise but comes with health risks: SEPH
Deputy Medical Officer of Health suggests taking breaks and not overdoing it.
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Fraser Institute report sees Kingston elementary schools get mixed results
Some like R Gordon Sinclair ranked high while others like Rideau Heights were near the bottom.
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Bus cancellations once again as snow continues to snarl side roads
Big cleanup continues
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Kingston Police found firearms during distress call
A resident of an apartment complex near Notch Hill Rd is facing charges.
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Mail delivery halted in Kingston as Canada Post issues red alert amid snowfall
Hazardous winter weather forces suspension of mail service across parts of Ontario.
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Could Kingston one day offer free bus rides? Council orders transit study to find out
City asks staff to examine no-fee transit models as part of ongoing service review.
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Queen's receiving provincial funding for primary care teaching clinics
The university is one of six that will share in $8 million for new and expanded clinics aimed at connecting more people to primary care.
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Exhibit pulls back the curtain on Canada’s hidden history of slavery
Free travelling exhibition opens at Kingston City Hall’s Market Wing Cultural Space
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Dangerous driving conditions prompt OPP advisory
Officers have attended to a dozen collisions since early Thursday morning, most of them were minor.
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Snowstorm forces Tri-Board bus cancellations in Kingston and area
Schools remain open
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Council backs supportive housing despite neighbourhood pushback
Palmerston Crescent project for formerly homeless residents approved after long debate.
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SIU clears Kingston Police officer in cruiser/bicycle crash
An officer was pursuing a suspect who left the scene of a shooting in September.
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Think downtown parking is a hassle? The city says it’s closer than you think
New event parking page highlights nearby options for games, concerts and shows.
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Post-secondary students invited to take part in Mayor's Innovation Challenge
It is looking for innovative projects that improves quality of life for Kingston residents or introduces new approaches to delivering municipal services.
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New workshop series helps food and beverage entrepreneurs in Kingston expand their business
The six-part Foodpreneur Advantage Program is a partnership between KEDCO and the London Small Business Enterprise Centre.
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New year, new habits: Wellness expert shares tips to stick to resolutions
Only about 10 per cent of people who make resolutions actually stick with them throughout the year.
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Kingston sports inductees revealed for Hall of Fame class of 2026
Five builders and athletes honoured for lasting impact on Kingston-area sports
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More provincial funding coming to Ontario's colleges and universities
The province will invest $242 million into upgrading learning tools and facilities.
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Kingston Police on the lookout for missing man
Brandon could be in Kingston or Landsdowne area.
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Large police presence at apartment complex results in overnight evacuation
One person was taken to hospital after police responded to call about a person in distress.
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Kingston's business community gather for breakfast with political leaders
The Chamber of Commerce held their State of the City event on Tuesday.
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Premier with a confident outlook for Ontario in 2026
Ford talks Trump, trade and growth.
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Winter is typically the season for watermain breaks
There were three that occurred in Kingston since the start of 2026.
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Hsu's constituency office closed due to leaky roof
Staff are working from a temporary location for the rest of the week.
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L&A County Warden named among new leaders for EOWC 2026
Nathan Townend will serve as vice-chair of caucus for 2026.
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Gananoque Police seek public help locating missing man
Jason (shown in photo) is known to frequent the Kingston area.
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St. Lawrence College professors receive grant for project that addresses nursing shortages
This is the first time that faculty at SLC have been awarded a grant from the College and Community Social Innovation Fund.
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OPP encouraging people to report crime to police
They say reporting impaired driving, suspicious behaviour, or anything that feels “off” can make an immediate difference.
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Council to consider selling property after opposition to supportive housing project
Many residents living near a home on Palmerston Cres want no part of the project after the City purchased the property last month.
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Changes to recycling in Kingston for the better: CEO
Alan Langdon of Circular Materials says people will be able to recycle more materials than before.
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Local food plan could reshape how KFL&A eats, grows and shops
Focus groups launched to gather community input on a regional food strategy.

