Local News KINGSTON
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Exhausted Frontenacs sluggish in loss to rested Rangers
Suspended Kulemin serves his second of five games, Kitchener score four times in the second period.
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Kingston Police Service opting out of federal gun buyback program
They join other police forces in Canada who say this will put a burden on existing police resources.
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Teddy Bear Hospital returns to Kingston — and your child’s favourite toy needs a check-up
Canadian Museum of Health Care hosts Family Day event for children ages 0 to 10.
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What's open and closed in Kingston this Family Day weekend? Here’s what to know
Holiday schedule changes and free family events planned across the city.
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More funding and tuition hikes coming to Ontario's post-secondary schools
There is $6.4 billion in new funding and the 8-year tuition freeze will be lifted.
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Kingston police officer charged after criminal harassment investigation
Kingston Police Service asked Belleville Police to conduct an investigation into one of its members.
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Fish for free in Ontario this Family Day weekend — here’s what you need to know
Province waives fishing license requirements from Feb. 14 to 16.
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Kingston high school robotics team receive national grant
$5,000 and an Alienware gaming laptop is going to the Coyote 1000 robotics team.
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Gananoque Police warn of outlaw motorcycle gang presence
Police forces urge the public to be vigilant to maintain safety during these events.
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Howe Island ferry dock work brings nighttime disruptions
A mainland detour route will be in place during construction and clearly marked with signage.
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Support being offered to LDSB students after news of mass school shooting in BC
Director of Education Krishna Burra says the safety and well-being of students and staff remain the Board's top priority.
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Kingston's new police chief lays out priorities at swearing-in ceremony
Adam MacIntosh focuses on stability, mental health and public safety.
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An MBC staffer in Cuba reacts to news about suspension of flights
Dave Thomson and other Canadians vacationing in Cuba have been keeping a close watch on the situation.
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House fire in Kingston causes $150K in damages
No injuries were reported after a fire broke out at a Montreal St home Monday night.
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Vollebregt named as new chair at OREWIN
The President of St. Lawrence heads an organization made up of Ontario's community colleges.
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Royal Canadian Legion turns 100 with a new offer
They are offering free memberships to anyone 18 and older who is a Canadian citizen, or citizen of an allied nation.
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Kingston Police Service welcomes provincial probe into policing practices
Board chair Gregory Ridge says the allegations about corruption at Toronto Police Service is "profoundly troubling".
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Thinking about running for council? Start here!
AMO is hosting an online learning series.
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Local MP Supports Canadian Sovereignty Act
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Kingston man charged after CBSA intercepts child exploitation material
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Greater Napanee Council set to approve sale of 12 Market Square for medical hub
The property was declared surplus and listed for sale in August 2025.
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UPDATE: Police searching for missing Kingston youth
Investigators say Christopher has been found safe.
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Gregory Ridge takes over as chair of Kingston Police Services Board
The King's Town District City Councillor replaces the retiring Gail McAllister as chair.
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Donations sought to turn school lunch waste into climate action
Kingston project aims to cut emissions and boost sustainability learning in local schools.
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Free drone show to light up downtown Kingston for banana Slush Puppie launch
Families invited to winter sky show and Frontenacs game at Slush Puppie Place on Feb. 13.
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Ontario Fire Marshall to investigate fatal fire in Napanee
One person died after a fire erupted at a home Saturday night.
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Firearms investigation in Sharbot Lake leads to charges
A 35-year-old remains in custody after OPP seized several firearms at a home last week.
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This magical winter attraction in downtown Kingston is sticking around longer than planned
Spirit of Winter: Enchanted extended through the end of February after strong community response.
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Pride of the Nation: Paul Poirier and Piper Gilles
Why these Canadian ice dancers believe the third Olympics could finally change everything.
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Ontario government invests $11.6 million in South East Public Health Unit
This is part of $60-million investment to strengthen public health programs.
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Centre 70 closure puts pressure on city ice as major repairs continue
Kingston shifts tournaments and drop-in skating to other arenas while damaged facility targets fall 2026 return.
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OPP emphasizing safety choices during Snowmobile Safety Week
They say 145 snowmobilers were killed in OPP-policed areas between 2014/15 and 2023/24.
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Bulldogs put bite on Frontenacs
Kingston were not able to duplicate Wednesday's success against Brantford on Sunday.
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Frontenacs withstand attack to beat Owen Sound
McLean settling in after trade, has points in seven of his last eight games.
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More Kingston residents found work according to latest employment figures
StatCan says the unemployment rate in Kingston was at 6 percent in January, 6.5 percent nationally.
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Woman charged after being found doing drugs next to child
The 4-year-old is currently under the care of Family and Children Services of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington.
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Jessica Power kicks off Florida showdown with win at All Tech Raceway
The Kingston driver outlasted a pair of veteran racers for her 21st career Sportsman victory,
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Dangerous cold returns overnight as wind chills near minus 30
Yellow Warning issued
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New Kingston police chief talks public safety, mental health, stability and more
Adam MacIntosh's tenure began on Jan 20 taking over from Scott Fraser who retired New Year's Eve.
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Student-led Black History Month kick-off held at LCVI
Students put together a ceremony for Black History Month.
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Ontario launches new program to help small businesses survive ownership change
Succession Ontario offers free tools, training and expert support as owners plan for retirement.
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Overnight warming centre to open as Kingston braces for extreme cold
City prepares temporary shelter at Salvation Army as temperatures drop below –20 C.
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Kingston breast screening clinic invites public to celebrate "Galentine's Day"
There will be breast screenings along with mocktails and music this Friday afternoon.
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OPP seeking help in locating missing Amherstview man
69-year-old John was last seen Tuesday in the Park Crescent area.
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Kingston man arrested in an alleged construction scam
31-year-old Adam Shulist is facing a number of charges including fraud and theft.
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UPDATED: Police charge suspect after Kingston apartment building fire
The fire occurred Tuesday night inside the stairwell of Leroy Grant Dr complex.
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Council defers decision to whether to have City throw Hip anniversary celebration
The motion asks Council to approve $350K, staff was directed to bring back more information.
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Police ask public to help identify suspect in downtown Kingston arson
Fire set in Princess St business caused about $10,000 in damage, investigators say.
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Salt shortage? Kingston says what salt shortage?
Municipalities have been using more road salt to clear roads than they had in previous years.
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Kingston driver reports collision at police station, later charged with impaired driving
The driver was found slumped over the steering wheel with loud music blasting.
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Black History Month kicks off with community celebration at Kingston school
Students, families and community invited to opening ceremony at LCVI.
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Public assistance requested in missing person case in Gananoque
Jason has not been seen since a week before Christmas.
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South Frontenac group opposes proposed high-speed rail line
Members of Save South Frontenac are worried about the impact the project would have on environment and private property.
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UPDATE: Missing man could be in a library in Kingston: police
39-year-old Matthew was last seen January 28th in the 100-200 block of Ontario St.
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West-end Kingston business struck by thief
Police say a man went to the same store on two different occasions and stole a pair of headphones.
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OPP discover deceased person connected to house fire in Loyalist Township
A 19-year-old was found, OPP and the Ontario Fire Marshall are still investigating.
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New ALCDSB Director of Education is excited to be in her new role
Carey Smith-Dewey (seen in photo with Reid and Ben of FLY FM) had her first day as Director of Education on Monday.
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UPDATE: Kingston Police looking for driver involved in hit and run
Kingston Police say the driver has been located and is facing charges.
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Kingston Police investigating reports of a taxi scam
A woman was seen getting out of a fake taxi early Saturday morning asking a random person to help pay for a cab fare.
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Kingston's Miss Emily earns JUNO nomination for The Medicine as career momentum continues
The soul-blues artist is nominated for Blues Album of the Year, marking her second JUNO nod.

