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Coats for Community runs Oct. 17 to Nov. 16, collecting adult winter outerwear for people in need across Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox & Addington.

Theresa V purchased the winning OLG BINGO SCRATCH ticket at Orsmbee’s Mercantile on Battersea Road in Inverary.

Wright's Fight honours his mother and aims to ease challenges for families facing cancer.

Over $1.8 million in cannabis and stolen property were seized in two separate raids.

Matt McTaggart, Chelsea Rae, and Zachary Typhair are challenging incumbent Ryan Boehme.

KHSC is expanding access to disease-modifying drugs and developing a blood test to help identify patients who may benefit from earlier care.

Girls’ Night Out on Oct. 22 will offer screening information, social activities and mammogram appointments for eligible attendees.

It is being held at the KFR Training Centre on Terry Fox Dr on Nov 5.

A weapons investigation resulted in a search warrant being executed last Thursday.

The fire occurred near MetalCraft Marine early Monday morning.

Incumbent Greg Ridge is up against challengers Aba Mortley and Melissa Reid.

The broadcaster and best-selling author will help the organization share stories about its community impact across Kingston, Ottawa and London.

Police have received several reports across the city.

What began as an investigation into fuel theft resulted in the seizure of weapons, drugs, and more.

The Stand Up to Stigma Conference focused on suicide prevention, supporting families after a loss and improving access to mental health care.

A motion is being presented at the board's monthly meeting this Thursday.

The planned integration will bring seven Fleming programs to SLC and four SLC programs to Fleming College.

Investigators say "The Com" is linked to online criminal activity.

There will be a new councillor representing Sydenham, four candidates are in the running.

A punt block for a touchdown and a huge turnover late in the game helped seal the victory for Queen's.

Snyder with a pair including the winner, newcomer Zurawski tied it in regulation.

Around 4,500 will be in Kingston for the celebrations this weekend.

There are pair of open houses for those interested in joining.

Cyclists must also follow the rules of the road.

The city has invested $4 million since 2022 to improve access to primary care and support incoming physicians.

Dumbbells, treadmills and stationary bikes will be used to help people recover from injuries or chemotherapy.

Head coach Steve Snyder says Ashton St. Germain took some snaps in practice as injured starter Alex Vreeken remains day-to-day.

Vincent Cinanni returns to serve another four-year term on council.

Investigators say the 59-year-old from Nepean was not wearing a helmet.

There were 842 for speeding, 83 for seatbelt violations, 33 impaired, and 33 for distracted driving over the course of four days.

Gardening expert Mark Cullen suggests putting the leaves in a composter to allow for natural breakdown.

Ontario funding will expand programs in science, technology, education and health care, with some seats available in fall 2026.

Companies are donating their credits to the Hockey Diversity Program run by BGC South East.

Incumbent Jeff McLaren is running against challengers Daria Juudi-Hope and Roger Dennis.

The incident happened Sunday afternoon in the Princess-Bagot area.

More than $1,200 in cash was also collected for the Partners in Mission Food Bank.

The suit would see players who experienced hazing or abuse to be compensated.

OPP also seized cash and a vehicle, and found significant fire, electrical and property safety concerns.

The Slovakian had eight points in three games last week.

Incumbent Brandon Tozzo is being challenged by Kevin Smith and Michael Judd.

Southeast Public Health says residents should report discarded drug equipment or only handle it themselves if they have the proper supplies and training.

A burst pipe damaged the ice-making equipment in January forcing hockey and ice-skating programs to be relocated to other arenas.

The name change took effect as of last Tuesday.

Karen Cross says it is the economic uncertainty that is concerning businesses.

There were declines in the number of youth and women working in the country.

Prakash Dayal is challenging incumbent Jimmy Hassan.

Grocery and retail stores will be open but government offices, banks, LCBO and Beer Store will be closed.

Police chief says Constable Jeff Smith continues to make steady progress and is improving each day.

Creekside Valley Park adds new outdoor space for residents near Collins Creek.

Thanksgiving weekends have had the second-highest number of road fatalities among Ontario long weekends over the past decade.

A forensic audit was authorized to look into financial irregularities into the commission.

The 142,000-square-foot store will be located near Division Street and Highway 401, offering groceries, general merchandise and pharmacy services.

James Gillingham and Gaels are facing the Lancers for the first time since last year's semi-final game.

Don Amos will be back to serve another four-year term on council.

The City says turning off engines while waiting can reduce emissions, noise and fuel use.

The free event goes at the Verona Lions Club on Nov 21.

Piner will showcase Kingston’s music scene during Capital Music Week in Ottawa.

Drivers should still expect temporary alternating lane closures while crews complete the remaining work.

Investigators believe the fire on September 29 was deliberately set.

Incumbent Wendy Stephen and challenger Stephen Cuthbertson are vying for the seat.

Kaylee was last seen Friday evening near Division Street and Raglan Road.

The new hub at 661 Montreal Street will connect people with addiction treatment, mental-health care, housing and other supports.