Local News KINGSTON
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Power of Hope tournament raises more than $205K for prostate cancer research
148 participants played through the wet conditions at Cataraqui Golf and Country Club.
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Hospital/paramedic partnership results in reduced offload times for patients in Kingston
KHSC says there was a 44 percent drop in offload times this spring compared to the year before.
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Odessa residents are preparing for another school year with road construction still underway
Construction was to have been completed last week but will continue into September.
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Wolfe Islander IV returns to service after nine months of repairs
The three-year-old electric-powered vessel has a history of mechanical issues.
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Greater Napanee council upholds grass order with 10-foot buffer
A resident challenged the Town's 25-year-old by-law.
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Kingston readers doubled their summer reading — reaching 3.2 million minutes
Kingston Frontenac Public Library says its 2026 Summer Reading Challenge saw a major jump in reading time across the community.
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Ontario starts major GO station upgrades that could make trips easier
The Durham College Oshawa GO Station expansion will add tracks and improve service along the Lakeshore East line.
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Kingston public health board weighs election transition plan
Southeast Public Health will decide next month how to maintain operations as municipal representation changes after the Oct. 26 election.
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MBC's All Hands on Deck Food Drive collects thousands of pounds and dollars
The Kingston campaign also raised $3,465 for Partners in Mission Food Bank as demand for food assistance continues to climb
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Runner going the distance to raise money for Jumpstart
18-year-old Adam Saltarelli is running 550 miles over 21 days to help kids overcome financial barriers to play sports.
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Kingston ready to keep a close eye as they welcome new and returning students
The City is implementing their two-week University District Safety Initiative starting Friday.
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Wanted man being sought by Kingston Police
Investigators say 49-year-old Pierre Moore should not be approached if located.
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A new voice joins What's Good with the Kingston Frontenacs — and fans have plenty to look forward to
Jack Clark joins Bob Perreault this season on the weekly podcast.
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Kingston Fire and Rescue holding a recruitment drive
Volunteer firefighters are needed especially in rural areas of the city.
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Parents urged to check children's immunization records before school
Ontario law requires school-age children to have up-to-date immunization records or a valid exemption on file with public health.
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All Hands on Deck food drive aims to fill Kingston food bank shelves
Residents can donate non-perishable food or cash at four Kingston-area locations Thursday.
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A Kingston patient finally gets her night to rock at Bryan Adams concert
Susan celebrated her first concert Wednesday night after nearly three years in intensive care, surrounded by members of her care team.
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UPDATE: Waaban Crossing closed to traffic as SIU investigates police-involved shooting
Kingston Police say this was an isolated incident and there is no threat to public safety.
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City to close Artillery Park Aquatic Centre for routine maintenance
Users are encouraged to BGC South East for swimming; YMCA, KECC, and Invista Centre for workouts.
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Kingston family prepares for upcoming fundraising lemonade stand
The annual Mending Hearts with Declyn stand raises money for the pediatric cardiology unit at KHSC.
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Kingston seeks workers for October municipal election
City looking to fill several voting location positions, with applications due Sept. 8.
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Bath Institution inmate dies in custody
CSC says 74-year-old Robert Buchanan died of apparent natural causes.
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Kingston Chamber CEO says there some uncertainty in this trade war
Karen Cross says every sector is being impacted whether it is coffee or appliances.
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OPP investigating fatal ATV crash in South Frontenac
A 33-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.
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City of Kingston to enforce University District Safety Initiative as students prepare to return to class
There will be increased police and by-law enforcement plus Gord Downie Pier and Breakwater Park will both be closed nightly starting Friday.
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Electric dirt bike on city streets is catching eye of Kingston Police
All off-road vehicles are prohibited from operating on municipal streets, sidewalks, community parks, trails.
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Drugs, stolen property and weapon seized in South Frontenac
Two people are facing charges after fentanyl, methamphetamine, and stolen property were found.
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Inverary resident finishes second at CNE Ambassador of the Fairs contest
Jared Hunter was one of four men competing for the title.
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Tourism Kingston saw boost as thousands made their way to the city for Tragically Hip anniversary
CEO says hotels, restaurants, and stores were quite busy over the weekend.
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Kingston Economic Development wins two international awards for business programs
Kingston organization earns gold and silver recognition from the International Economic Development Council.
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Official list of candidates running in Kingston's municipal election is out
A total of 36 people have filed for city council including four for mayor, two will return to council after going unopposed.
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Kingston police seize more than 300 grams of crystal meth in Wilson Street search
A 32-year-old Kingston resident faces drug and proceeds-of-crime charges following a police search.
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No swimming after discovery of algae bloom at Gilmour Point Beach
The Township have closed the beach as the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation, and Parks continue testing.
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Spirit Halloween won't return to Kingston this year, leaving Belleville as the closest location
The absence leaves Kingston residents without a local Spirit Halloween store for the first time in several years.
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The final Tragically Hip show helped shine a spotlight on brain cancer
Gord Downie was first diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2015.
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Kingston police seize crystal methamphetamine and fentanyl during investigation
Crystal methamphetamine, fentanyl and cash seized as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Joyceville Institution inmate dies of apparent natural causes
The 78-year-old was serving a six-year sentence since 2024.
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UPDATE: OPP investigating multi-vehicle crash on the 401 near Gananoque
One person is dead following a collision between a vehicle and transport truck, two people were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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One American's love of the Tragically Hip has brought him to Kingston for the 10th anniversary celebration
Ed came from Houston to be a part of the celebration.
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Kingston ranks among Canada’s most polite cities, Uber data shows
New rider data puts Kingston fifth nationally, ahead of Toronto, Ottawa and other major Canadian cities.
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Kingston still pushing for funding for new hospital during AMO conference
Mayor Bryan Paterson says province has been able to fund projects in Kingston but believes there is still more they can do.
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Young organizers bring cake picnic fundraiser to Bath
Funds raised are going to support Pawsitive Impact.
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United Way KFL&A receives more than 1,000 backpacks for local students
Community donations will help children and youth across KFL&A start the school year with needed supplies.
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A Kingston music festival that is truly in your backyard
The Compton Park Music Festival brings local music, arts, and more to the College St. neighbourhood this Sunday.
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City seeking input on how to relay information on housing in Kingston
There is an online survey out and a public information session on Sept 16.
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UHKF president and CEO Tom Zsolnay to retire after six years
Zsolnay says foundation is ready for a major fundraising campaign following record growth.
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Food Sharing Project in Kingston names new executive director
Yu Jier Kou takes over from Andy Mills who is retiring after seven years.
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SIU clears OPP officer in Greater Napanee drowning investigation
A woman died when her vehicle drove in and submerged into Lake Ontario as OPP were attempting a traffic stop on April 21.
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Mother of Kingston girl shares experience of going through ordeal of her daughter's disappearance
14-year-old Klaira Peters was found safe Friday night by police in Peel Region.
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Chamber supporting Williamsville businesses during Princess St. construction
CEO says they brought up merchants' concerns with the city about parking and signage.
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OPP shares simple safety tips to help prevent theft and online marketplace scams
They are urging caution when buying or selling items through Facebook Marketplace and other online platforms.
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E-Scooter operator charged after being caught speeding by Kingston Police
Police say the e-scooter did not meet provincial regulations under the pilot program.
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New Amherstview pump track opens Wednesday
The pump track was fully funded through a donation from Brookland Homes owners John and Janice Armitage.
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TLTI approves permits for Seeley's Bay fishing tournament and Lyndhurst Turkey Fair
The Shootout Fishing League will hold its annual fishing tournament this Sunday.
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Closing in on Tragically Hip celebrations at Springer Market Square
The City is honouring the legendary Canadian band with a three-day celebration starting Thursday.
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Queen's and SLC students get ready for another school year
Around 35,000 will be attending one of the two post-secondary schools in Kingston.
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Gaels head football coach: "We're not defending anything... we're chasing something new."
Steve Snyder wants his team to move on from last season where they won the Yates Cup as they get set to host Laval in a pre-season game.


