Local News KINGSTON
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Police looking for driver, vehicle involved in a hit-and-run in Kingston
A blue GMC Sierra was seen striking the back of another vehicle at the intersection of Gardiners and Cataraqui Woods. Thursday night.
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Kingston teen makes Canadian sailing history
Will Keilty captured the 2026 Optimist North American title on Halifax Harbour.
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Free sports gear is now just a tap away in Kingston parks
New self-serve lockers aim to remove barriers and get more residents active in neighbourhood parks.
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Kingston rolls out welcome mat for OHL draft
All 20 teams are in town for the two-day draft that starts on Friday.
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Local residents take rail fight to Parliament Hill
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Opening of new household hazardous waste facility in Kingston delayed
The new facility was to open July 2, no new date has been set.
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OPP warns heat can turn vehicles deadly in minutes
They say the interior of a vehicle can quickly become 20 degrees hotter than the outside temperature, even with windows slightly open.
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Kingston invites community to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day with culture and connection
June 21 event at Confederation Park will feature drumming, storytelling, workshops and family activities.
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Residents reminded of upcoming Brass Point bridge closure
The bridge will be closed June 25 as part of Parks Canada's major replacement project.
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Loyalist Township resident charged after sexual assault investigation
Investigators say the two people involved had prior contact before the incident.
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Police warning of paving scams in Kingston
People will approach residents offering to repave their driveways at a discounted price only to see the work not finished or poorly done.
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Parent taking steps in Kingston to honour son lost to drug addiction
Greg McPherson is walking as part of his On the Road 4 Mental Health tour.
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Kingston's Great Lakes Museum wins at Ontario Choice Awards
The museum won Top Small Museum award at last week's Attraction Ontario's annual general meeting.
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St. Lawrence College student wins gold at Skills Canada Competition
Esthetician student Emma Amalfi competed against others in Toronto last week.
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Financial anxiety rising across Ontario, new poll finds
One third of people in Canada say their financial situation has worsened over the past six months.
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Upgrades to two Kingston hospitals made possible by generous donor
$1.25 million from local resident Stephen Sorensen will help with the purchase of much-needed equipment.
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$687K contraband bust at Collins Bay prison
Tobacco, cannabis products, crystal methamphetamine and more were seized.
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ALCEF 50-50 jackpot continues to grow
One lucky winner will take home at least $20,000, the other half goes to the help students and families in need.
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Kingston Police Community Volunteers celebrates 30 years of serving the community
56 volunteers put in countless hours in helping community events, educating the public, and more.
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City asking Kingston residents to help design next sticker for election
The "I Voted" and "Future Voter" stickers with the winning design will be handed out during advanced polling and on election day.
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Frontenacs select three in OHL under-18 draft
The team drafted two defenseman and a goaltender on Monday.
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Layoffs part of "broader business transformation" at Invista: spokesperson
Parent company Koch says the decision to reduce workforce was not taken lightly.
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Police warning of jewelry swaps in Kingston
Three people are targeting unsuspecting residents with gifts only to steal their jewelry.
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Fire hydrant testing underway in Kingston
20 percent of the city's hydrants are being inspected for water quality and fire protection.
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Job cuts on the way at Kingston's Invista plant
More than 100 staff will be affected as the company proceeds with restructuring plans.
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Seeley's Bay resident facing multiple charges in child luring investigation
Firearms and ammunition were also seized along with child sexual abuse and exploitation material.
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Kingston's hidden food gems take centre stage in new TV series
New show shines a spotlight on local restaurants and culinary talent.
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Victim robbed of money in targeted attack: Kingston Police
Investigators are looking to identify two people in the 1400-block of Princess St.
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Process underway to turn Providence Manor building into mixed-use housing in Kingston
Providence Care recently were handed over ownership of Sydenham St building from the Sisters of Providence of St Vincent de Paul.
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Beyond Classrooms returns with hands-on learning across Kingston
The program transforms museums, galleries, heritage sites and community spaces into immersive learning environments.
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Police investigating overnight boat theft from a Kingston business
A person was seen on security video hitching a trailer with a 14-foot fishing boat to a pickup truck then drove off with it.
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Former automotive service expert offers tips to deal with rising fuel costs
The price for regular unleaded is up 35 percent over the last months.
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New veterans bill could make life-changing service dogs more accessible across Canada
MP Michael Barrett's bill (C-282) would recognize service dogs as an eligible form of rehabilitation support under the Veterans Well-Being Act.
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City Cruises unveils major Ivy Lea Waterfront upgrades ahead of summer season
New dock, upgraded washroom facilities, and ticket booth are among some of the new amenities.
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Fentanyl, crystal meth seized during raid of Kingston home
An investigation into drug trafficking led police to a Montreal St home.
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More than 520 volunteers set to transform KFL&A in one day
United Way Day of Caring returns June 5 with dozens of projects across the region.
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Lobster lovers still have time to grab tickets for this weekend’s feast
Annual LobsterFest fundraiser returns Saturday with all-you-can-eat lobster, live entertainment and support for two local charities.
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Queen and Princess in Kingston named among worst roads in Ontario
CAA has put out their annual list; Leveque Rd in South Frontenac unseats County Road 49 as worst in the East region.
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Public Health warns of stomach illnesses in Kingston area
114 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been reported.
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From Napanee to the Arctic: Local graduate charts course with Coast Guard
Chantelle Lasher recently graduated from the Canadian Coast Guard Academy’s Navigation Officer Training Program.
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Lunch by George has new home at St. Lawrence College
The move to bigger kitchen allows the organization to continue serving meals to the homeless.
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Kingston tops Canada again as startup hub and is growing faster than ever
Global report ranks Kingston as Canada’s top small city for startups for the seventh straight year.
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Frontenacs goaltender named to OHL Second All-Rookie Team
Gavin Betts was the only player from Kingston named to either All-Star or All-Rookie teams this past season.
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Kington Police seeking help in locating missing youth
16-year-old Christopher was last seen Tuesday morning in the Van Order-Norman Rogers area.
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Kingston Police make arrest in downtown robbery
Staff at a store were threatened then assaulted as the individual was allegedly shoplifting.
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Ontario pet owners invited to honour local vets
People can vote for their favourite vet online until June 12.
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New coin commemorates RMC's sesquicentennial
6,500 of the coins was produced in honour of the 150th anniversary of Royal Military College of Canada.
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Teachers' donation gives big boost to local students
$10,000 is going to the Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic Education Foundation to help students and families facing financial hardship.
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Red Canoefest returns to Seeley’s Bay this weekend
The event is geared toward children, parents, and grandparents alike.
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Quick work by Kington Police in response to downtown disturbance
A 28-year-old from Kingston is facing a number of charges.
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Crown seeking adult sentence for Brockville teen accused in triple murder case
Next court appearance is June 17.
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No Pause: Snowbirds Alumni launch campaign to keep iconic team flying
The campaign is encouraging decision-makers to consider transitional options that preserve the team’s expertise, public outreach, and inspirational role.
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Kingston students flexed their scientific muscles in Edmonton
The five represented Frontenac Lennox and Addington at the Canada-Wide Science Fair.
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Road work season ramps up with $75M investment across Kingston
City says thousands of potholes already repaired as major road projects get underway.
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New technology at Kingston facilities aims to make hearing easier
Assistive listening systems launched at City Hall, INVISTA Centre and Artillery Park Aquatic Centre.
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Fentanyl, cash, and weapon seized during police raid in Kingston
Three people with connections to the GTA were arrested at the scene.
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Line Spike Frontenac brings in musical heavyweights for their sophomore event
Two Juno Award winning artists are headlining this year's festival in Harrowsmith.
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Dementia care services to move from Quinte Health to Providence Care
Regional transition aims to expand specialized behavioural supports for dementia patients across southeastern Ontario.
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What's Good in Kingston: KFPL Isabel Turner Branch Grand Re-Opening
The branch located across from Cataraqui Centre is set to re-open this Saturday.
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Missing Kingston man last seen downtown sparks urgent police appeal
Kingston Police ask residents to help locate 47-year-old Christopher after he disappeared Saturday.
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No inflatable water park in Kingston after negotiations on naming rights fell through
A report is expect to go to Council recommending that the project be put on hold.
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Smile Cookie campaign breaks Kingston record with $232K for Inclusive Play Project
Inclusive Play Project's fundraising total marks the largest amount ever raised locally through the annual Tim Hortons campaign


