Local News KINGSTON
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Residents reminded to test well water, take steps to prevent impacts of flooding
Southeast Public Health warns that floodwater and pooling around wells can contaminate water supplies.
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World Cup excitement is heading to Kingston—FIFA reveals tour stop date
“Canada Celebrates” will bring FIFA World Cup 2026 fan events to Kingston on June 27.
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City seeking input on housing and homelessness in Kingston
They want to hear from residents on ways that will meet local needs.
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Kingston MP says by-election results show Canadians back governing Liberals
Despite now having a majority, Mark Gerretsen says his government will continue to work with opposition MPs in order to pass bills.
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College merger sparks backlash from union leaders
Union officials say the merger between St. Lawrence College and Fleming College will result in job and program cuts.
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Drug trafficking investigation in Gananoque leads to charges
OPP seized weapons, cocaine, cash and more.
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Work officially underway on new inclusive playground in Kingston
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Tuesday inside the Rideau Heights Community Centre.
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Kingston Police seeking suspect in an assault at grocery store
The incident began outside in the RioCan Centre parking lot on Gardiners Rd.
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Lots of food, cash donated during Partners in Mission "blitz"
Over 16,000 pounds and $17,000 were collected in one day.
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Kingston Police use drone in search for person in distress
Investigators were able to locate vehicle, one person was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Kingston Police report budget surplus in 2025
Police chief says some of that surplus is going towards upgrades to headquarters.
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Frontenacs goaltender named to Canada's preliminary under-18 roster
Gavin Betts is one of three goaltenders selected on the training camp roster for this year's tournament in Slovakia.
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Police seeking suspects in pair of convenience store robberies
One occurred at Princess and University, the other at Montreal and Sutherland.
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Apply today for Loyalist Township community grants
The program supports incorporated non-profit, charitable and volunteer organizations offering programs in areas such as health, culture, social services, the environment and community development.
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Traffic slowdown coming to Highway 2 near RMC—here’s when to expect delays
Lane reduction planned April 14 for overpass assessment, with backup date set for April 15.
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St. Lawrence College president supports major integration with Fleming
Glenn Vollebregt says merger will strengthen programs, access and long-term stability across the region.
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AMHS-KFLA will help in transition to HART hub
The new hub is expected to be ready October 1, a day after the drug consumption site is set to close in Kingston.
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Get an inside look at policing as Kingston academy applications open
Six-week Citizens Police Academy offers behind-the-scenes access to local policing work.
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New HART hub coming to Kingston
The Province announced that they will also increase their funding to $6.3 million into the new site slated to open October 1.
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St. Lawrence College in talks to integrate with Fleming College
The two Ontario colleges are expected to join forces in a major move that could reshape student opportunities.
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Union donation boosts support for military families in Kingston
LiUNA Local 183 contribution helps expand programs and strengthen community ties.
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New Chamber Chair looking forward to working with Kingston business community
Brian Hope was officially sworn in as Chair at Thursday's annual general meeting.
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Water safety warning extended as rain raises local rivers
More rain is forecast through April 16, raising concerns about increased runoff and higher water levels.
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KHSC calls on students to step into hospital roles
The hospital network is seeking applicants who can commit year-round.
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Drug spike warning issued as health unit sees troubling rise in overdoses
Emergency visits climb in Hastings and Prince Edward counties, officials urge caution.
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Police seize stolen ATV parts in Stone Mills warrant raid
A 46-year-old man is facing a number of charges.
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Culligan Water Park delay means Kingston residents will miss two summers
City cites construction challenges as project shifts to late 2027 completion.
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Working group recommends Kingston City Council receive pay increase, keep roles part-time
A report went to Council on Tuesday.
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Kingston man facing charges in Smiths Falls purse theft investigation
Kingston Police assisted Smiths Falls Police in the arrest made last month.
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Kingston transit shakeup: summer route changes and causeway backup plan revealed
Seasonal updates aim to boost reliability and prepare for weekend bridge disruptions.
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Driver charged after February's Highway 401 bus rollover near Odessa
The bus carrying 47 passengers rolled into a ditch back on Feb 22.
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OPP looking for break and enter suspect in Bath
Investigators say someone broke into Loyalist Golf and Country Club Sunday night.
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Want a say in Kingston’s future? Here’s how to run in the 2026 election
Info sessions aim to guide potential candidates ahead of 2026 municipal election.
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Council authorizes forensic audit of Kingston and Area Taxi Commission
Scope of audit will cover the last four years, Council also approved using $400,000 to cover outstanding debts at the commission.
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FLA OHT hosting free event offering help for living with chronic illness
The “Living Well Together” event will take place April 22 at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts .
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2026 LaSalle Causeway schedule is out
The causeway will open to marine traffic on Sundays starting April 19.
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Almost 80 tickets issued during long weekend traffic blitz in Kingston
Police stopped 61 vehicles for speeding, one was clocked going twice the posted speed limit.
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Partners in Mission holding city-wide food "blitz" this weekend
They will be at eight grocery stores on Saturday collecting food, cash and more.
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Water Safety Statement extended as streamflows rise in Cataraqui Region
They say flooding is not expected but runoff from saturated ground may cause localized low-lying areas to be inundated.
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Queen's offering support for students affected by Middle East conflict
Support include extensions on tuition and counselling.
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Save South Frontenac responds to Poilievre's comments on high-speed rail
Conservative leader says he would scrap the proposed $90 billion project.
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Winning Lotto Max ticket sold in Lennox and Addington-Frontenac region
The ticket is worth $141,274.20 and was one of two second-prize winners in Ontario from the April 3 draw.
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Police looking into Kingston connection to break and enter case in Mississauga
A 39-year-old man boarded a VIA Rail train in Kingston heading to Montreal when police went in and made an arrest.
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Buy a cookie, build a playground: Kingston campaign aims to cross finish line
Smile Cookie week to support Inclusive Play Project’s nearly funded playground.
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Frontenacs head into off-season feeling positive despite disappointing playoff outcome
Players cleaned out lockers, signed memorabilia, said goodbyes over the weekend.
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Report on Kingston taxi commission uncovers more red ink
A forensic audit is being recommended after debt totaling $400,000 was discovered.
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Youth accused of brazen daytime robbery at downtown Kingston shop
Police say suspect identified on CCTV after pushing employee and fleeing store.
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One walk could save a life—Kingston event turns workplace tragedy into hope
Steps for Life fundraiser supports families and promotes safer workplaces across Canada.
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Late goal by 67's ends Frontenacs' season
Power play came up short again as Kingston were eliminated in four straight.
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Kingston Police investigating early morning hit and run
A white SUV fled the scene and was later located.
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Click it or risk it: OPP reminds Ontarians to buckle up
OPP will be watching for seatbelt violators.
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What’s open and closed in Kingston this Easter weekend
City services, transit and waste collection see changes over holiday weekend.
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Sexual health services return with new at-home testing option in southeastern Ontario
Clinics resume across region as public health adds more private testing choices.
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A trusted voice for Eastern Ontario retires after 25 years with the OPP
Bill Dickson officially retired this week.
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Kingston man among 33 people charged in OPP child exploitation investigation
Project Series resulted in a total of 136 charges laid and more is expected.


