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They say people should limit outdoor activity and seek medical attention if they experience coughing, shortness of breath and other symptoms.

Dozens of children and youth were at Cataraqui Arena for the iCan Ride program.

Four Kingston Rotary clubs joined community members at Breakwater Park to celebrate peace, unity and inclusion.

Investigators are not treating the death as suspicious.

Owners are being advised to watch for signs of smoke irritation, including coughing, watery eyes, sneezing, lethargy or difficulty breathing.

The event brought together elected officials, hospital leaders, staff, volunteers, donors and community members to recognize six decades of health care and the beginning of a new chapter for local seniors.

The City and LDSB are in negotiations to exchange land where the current WJ Holsgrove PS will be turned into a park.

New multi-use pathways, protected intersections and transit upgrades now connect key west-end neighbourhoods.

Asphalt rejuvenation work set to cause brief delays on streets across the city.

Service will run every 30 minutes during peak hours while maintenance work is being done.

Someone brought an undetonated device to the Ottawa OPP detachment last Friday.

Officials are urging residents to limit time outdoors; people may experience eye, nose and throat irritation, headaches or a mild cough.

The Gipsy Marrionettist took home People's Choice honours at Sunday's Grande Finale.

A warrant was issued and investigators were led to a home in Parham where they made the arrest.

David Phillips of Environment Canada explains how heat and humidity can lead to health concerns.

Township reschedules popular waterfront celebration for July 31 in Sydenham.

Coffee sales and volunteers sought as annual fundraiser supports free leadership camps for young people.

The former Extendicare building will also be home to a primary care clinic, health and wellness centre, and community spaces.

Council approved the sale of the 1.18-acre of land to Brauer Homes last week.

The 20-year-old defenseman and team captain will be playing in the OHL in his fifth and final season.

Older adults, young children, people with medical conditions, outdoor workers and those experiencing homelessness are among those at higher risk during extreme heat.

Annual program celebrates young leaders making a difference across Kingston.

Woodbine Park celebrates a new space for young athletes through a partnership with Jays Care Foundation.

Rebecca Roy takes on the leadership role after six years with the township and nearly three decades of municipal experience.

Police ask the public to report sightings of Joshua Turner, who is wanted for breaching statutory release.

The latest installment from the Building Faster Fund comes after the City exceed their targets by 26 percent.

Testing will be done over the summer for bacteria.

Temporary voicemail will direct callers during an eight-hour service outage on July 11.

Three males were seen on bicycles in the Armstrong-Bath area.

Councillor Paul Chaves feels education and issuing tickets has not deterred people from parking their vehicles where they shouldn't be.

OPP say a woman is dead after exiting a vehicle that struck the centre median.

Local artists, performers, vendors and community groups have until July 13 to apply.

Residents now have until July 17 to nominate projects that have helped shape the community.

Colonel Guillaume Grenier-Lachance replaced Colonel John Scott at a changing of command ceremony on Tuesday.

Downtown Kingston will come alive with international performers, market vendors and entertainment during the 36th annual festival.

New open-water event raises more than $50,000 for Easter Seals Ontario while launching a new waterfront tradition.

The action comes as crews make urgent repair

Upgrades are being done on County Rd 2 between Deer Ridge Dr and Golf Club Lane.

An online survey is open until July 31.

Up to 600 fewer people showed up for this year's event.

The pantries work like a community library where people can drop off or pick up items from one spot.

Residential Air Conditioner Assistance Program provides units to low-income seniors aged 65 and older living in multi-residential buildings.

They responded to a jet ski that capsized near Bath Rd.

Much of the work will be done between 6 pm and 9 pm to avoid disrupting marine traffic on the Rideau Canal.

Thieves are coming up with new ways to steal your vehicle.

The iconic hat was designed by Karyn Ruiz of Lilliput Hats in Toronto.

More than 19,000 traffic and marine charges were laid during a week-long enforcement campaign.

Jeremy Hansen announced his retirement to pursue new professional opportunities.

Tony Fritsch takes over as deputy mayor.

Utilities Kingston rain barrels offer affordable climate action delivered to your door.

Community organizations invited to apply for grants to address homelessness, public safety and service gaps.

Damage, but no injuries

"Finally, it's here!" Loyalist Township pool opens July 20!

More families with critically ill or injured children will be able to stay close to their loved ones after Ronald McDonald House Ottawa completed a major expansion that more than doubles its capacity.

Six by-law enforcement officers recently completed training and were sworn in on Monday.

Local athletes bring elite skills home while chasing Olympic dreams.