Local News KINGSTON
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Kingston mom shares experience of dealing with babies born prematurely
World Prematurity Day is this Sunday.
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Kingston residents have until Nov. 23 to apply for 13 city committees and boards
The City of Kingston is seeking community members to help shape local decisions on housing, accessibility, heritage and other issues.
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Kingston to host 2027 Canadian Senior Curling Championships
It will take place at the Royal Kingston Curling Club.
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Kingston Police say man was impersonating police officer while trying to gain entry into home
They are looking to identifying the individual involved.
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No injuries reported after fire at Gananoque Business
A fire broke out inside the Gananoque Home Hardware and Building Centre on Stone Street early Tuesday morning.
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Providence Care and Matthew Perry House partnering to bring unique substance use care to Kingston
This program provides compassionate care and focuses on maintaining patient's dignity.
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Remembrance Day in Kingston: What’s open and closed on Nov. 11
The city’s annual Civic Service of Remembrance will take place at Macdonald Park, with changes to garbage collection and municipal services.
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Vollebregt to take on CEO role at Fleming College, keeps current job at St. Lawrence College
The move is in preparation for the merger of the two community colleges next spring.
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Two Kingston men charged in province-wide Project Brace
Investigation revolved around child sexual exploitation, a total of 17 people were charged.
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Kingston positions itself to benefit from Canada's growing defence investment
More than 150 military, government and industry leaders gathered in Kingston to discuss modernizing the Canadian Armed Forces and strengthening military readiness.
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Search is on for missing Kingston man
43-year-old Adam was last seen in the Montreal-Rideau area on Oct. 29.
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Local MP Michael Barrett reacts to 2026 Federal Budget
The Leeds-Grenville-Thousand Islands-Rideau Lakes Conservative MP says the government needs to provide bigger, longer-term relief.
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Kingston campaign aims to provide 875 snowsuits to children this winter
The Clothes for Kids campaign has set a $75,000 fundraising goal to help keep local children warm as winter approaches.
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Getting new Causeway bridge "massive" for Kingston: Mayor-Elect
Conny Glenn says the federal budget will also see money put into housing, homelessness, and affordability.
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Two Queen’s students awarded $3,000 scholarships for their community contributions
Jed Demillo and Anthony Lomoro are among the Ontario students receiving financial support from the Municipal Retirees Organization of Ontario.
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Kingston organization served up lunch for local firefighters during Kimco fire call
Rapid Relief Team provided Firehouse Subs for the 75 firefighters that battle the blaze on Oct 22.
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Frontenacs ran into road block, fall to Spitfires to snap win streak
Michael Newlove stopped 27 shots to help extend Windsor's win streak to 7.
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Kingston Police search for missing 41-year-old woman last seen in downtown area
Jessica was last seen riding a black bicycle near James and Montreal streets on November 7.
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Gaels hold off rain, Gee-Gee's offence to punch ticket in to Yates Cup final
A strong second half allowed Queen's to pull away for a 45-27 victory and will host Western next Saturday.
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UPDATE: Kingston Police searching for missing 15-year-old girl last seen Thursday night
Police say the missing youth has been found safe.
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Frontenacs dug in, beat the Generals on Salute to Service night
Nolan Snyder and Adam Goljer each with a goal and an assist for Kingston.
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New PSW learning space officially opens at St. Lawrence College
The space was provided through a $250,000 gift from the estate of John Weatherall.
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Kingston driver charged with impaired driving after L&A County collision
The collision occurred at the roundabout at County Road 2 and County Road 4 early Friday morning.
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Federal budget promises grocery relief, recreation funding and plan to end homelessness
There is $142.1 billion in proposed new spending and tax measures over five years.
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Two workers taken to hospital after hazardous materials incident in Loyalist Township
Materials in a garbage bag reacted inside a waste collection vehicle, causing a chemical reaction.
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Frontenacs preparing a Salute to Service night they say fans will remember
The team will wear special jerseys for their home game against Oshawa.
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Well-rested Gaels prepare for Gee-Gees, wind, and rain in OUA semifinal game
Queen's host the rematch of their Week Four game in Kingston.
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Kingston Fauxcoming draws bigger crowds than Homecoming, leads to 36 charges
City and Kingston Police say no significant public safety incidents occurred during the October celebrations.
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City to iron out details before installing portable structure at Belle Park
The shelter would be used by Feed the People for their meal program.
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Kingston residents can get help shovelling snow this winter through volunteer program
Snow Angels Canada connects residents in need of snow-clearing assistance with local volunteers willing to help.
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Kingston ends plans to purchase two former Catholic schools after deals fall through
City Council directs staff to release purchase agreements for St. Peter and St. Patrick Catholic schools after financial conditions were not met.
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OPP shares crime prevention tips during Crime Prevention Week
This year’s theme is “Protecting Ontario Together”.
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Kingston heart research receives $50,000 boost to improve patient care
Two Kingston Health Sciences Centre cardiologists will study ways to speed up heart failure diagnosis and improve access to cardiac imaging.
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Deceased person found during noxious substance call at student residence in Kingston
There was no threat to public safety and the scene was cleared within hours.
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UPDATE: Kingston Police seeking public's help in finding missing man
Police say Wilbur has been found safe.
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Tyendinaga Police warn about kratom after two medical calls
Health Canada has not approved 7-OH for human consumption but is not a scheduled substance under federal drug laws.
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Toronto media company to take over Springer Market Square for Netflix series
An ice rink will be built there but it's part of the show and won't be open to the public.
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Small communities show stronger voter participation in municipal election
More people in Kingston, Gananoque, and the Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands casted a ballot in this year's election compared to 2022.
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Musician David Usher shares AI concerns, opportunities and hopes for the future
The Kingston native is the CEO of Reimagine AI, a Montreal-based artificial intelligence company.
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Kingston Police on the lookout for missing youth
15-year-old Quaden was last seen Thursday, he is known to frequent Cataraqui Centre, downtown Princess St. and around LCVI and Rideau Heights.
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Southeast Public Health reminds people to protect themselves from respiratory illness
Vaccines are available for influenza, RSV, and COVID-19.
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Ryandale to develop strategic plan thanks to OTF grant
The organization will be engaging with staff, board members, residents, and key community partners on this initiative.
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New laser-guided system will deliver more procedures for gastrointestinal patients at KHSC
Drs. Bechara and Hookey will be able to use the new device in the treatment of cancer and gallstones thanks to a gift from a well-known Kingston philantropist.
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Pittsburgh district councillor looking forward to fourth term on Kingston City Council
Ryan Boehme says he's glad residents re-elected him on election night.
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Kingston announces Remembrance Day ceremonies and Indigenous veterans event
Residents can attend ceremonies on Nov. 8 and 11, with downtown road closures planned for the city’s main service.
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Kingston woman killed in fiery highway crash in Whitby
A 43-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene, two others suffered minor injuries in Sunday's crash on the 401.
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Movember marks 20 years in Canada with a new challenge to support men's health
The annual campaign encourages Canadians to grow moustaches, stay connected and raise money for cancer research and mental health programs.
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Garden expert talks about what to do with pumpkins after Halloween
One suggestion is to put the pumpkin in your garden and let it break down.
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Paterson prepares to leave city hall after 12 years as Kingston mayor
Bryan Paterson lost to Conny Glenn in the mayoral race last week.
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Ontario Provincial Police warn of convincing bank phone scam
The scam can involve spoofed phone numbers and fake websites, making the calls appear legitimate.
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MP Scott Reid cites Kingston mayor-elect's concerns in renewed push to scrap Alto
Mayor-elect Glenn questions whether expanding the proposed rail network to include Kingston is the right priority.
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Frontenacs needed only one period to extend winning streak to four
Royden Smith collected his first-career OHL shutout in a 5-0 victory over the Bulldogs.
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Kingston Police uncover fentanyl, methamphetamine in Project Harbour investigation
Three people are facing charges after search warrants were executed in Kingston, Vaughan, and St. Catherine's.
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New councillor excited to be representing Sydenham, working with new mayor
First-time candidate Annie Palone won in Monday's municipal election.
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Kingston’s Toys for Tickets program returns November 1 with a holiday twist
Residents can exchange eligible parking tickets for new toys to help local children and families during the holiday season.
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UPDATE: Missing 76-year-old found safe
Man is safe
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Belleville police officer shot during synagogue shooting released from hospital
Const. Jeff Smith is recovering from life-threatening injuries from last month's shooting at a synagogue.
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Queen's University professor shares observations of Kingston municipal election
Concerns over low turnout despite close mayor's race, and how councillors are forming opinions of incoming mayor before the new term begins.
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Kingston hospital foundation ranks among Canada’s top fundraisers
University Hospitals Kingston Foundation earns national recognition for fundraising revenue and productivity, placing it among the top 25 per cent of hospital foundations.
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Re-elected councillor believes new mayor will breathe new life on Kingston city council
Jeff McLaren was victorious in his bid to retain the Meadowbrook-Strathcona seat.
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Southeast Public Health highlights merger progress and housing priorities
The board reviewed benefits achieved during the past 22 months of merger work.
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Kingston Basketeers need community help to give local women a fresh start
The annual collection provides household essentials and personal care products to women leaving Kingston Interval House’s emergency shelter.
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Hassan used knowledge and experience in his successful bid to retain the Trillium seat on Kingston City Council
The incumbent won in a landslide with 90 percent of the vote.
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Loyalist Township Mayor Jim Hegadorn looks ahead to new council
He says he is pleased with the results and the mix of experience and new members joining council.
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Ontario proposes Blue Box changes that could affect recycling services
The province wants more transparency around recycling costs and is exploring future options for hard-to-recycle plastics.
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Stephen returns to city council hoping to continue making Kingston a great place to live, work
Lakeside residents re-elected Stephen with 86 percent of the vote.
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Individual being sought in break-and-enter investigation in Kingston
A residence in the 200 block of Princess St was broken into on Oct 14.
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SIU clears Kingston police officer in collision with vehicle
The officer was en route to an emergency call when the cruiser collided with a vehicle on June 27.
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Conny Glenn elected Kingston’s new mayor, ending Bryan Paterson’s time in office
Glenn wins with 43.25 per cent of the vote, narrowly defeating the incumbent mayor in the 2026 municipal election.


