KINGSTON Top 3
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Kingston woman talks about how Run for the Cure enabled her to beat breast cancer
Cheryl Benoit-Cameron was diagnosed with breast cancer after participating in the run for years.
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Loyalist Township backs new solar project near Odessa amid resident concerns
A 220 MW project would be situated on a piece of land near Brandon Rd. and the 401.
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Changes being made to Health Care Connect
Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston MPP John Jordan says the change will have a large impact on many lives.
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South East Health Unit now becomes Southeast Public Health
The CEO says the new name and website marks an exciting step forward as a new organization.
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Riding to Remember: Kingston welcomed police memorial cyclists
The cyclists were on their way to Ottawa for the memorial service for fallen police officers.
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Man charged after North Frontenac collision
A 63-year-old man from Cloyne is facing impaired driving charges.
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Why orange shirts matter on Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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Feds pump money to new accessible playground in Kingston
Almost $1.3 million has been raised for the new playground to be built at Shannon Park.
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South East Health Unit urges seniors to get RSV vaccine this season
The Ontario government has expanded the program to protect older adults, who are most at risk.
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Back to regular service for VIA Rail passengers in Kingston
A pilot program that was to start on Monday was postponed due to what VIA Rail is calling "operational constraints".
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Paterson disappointed at Province's decision to ban speed cameras
The Kingston mayor says the cameras were meant as a safety tool and not to put money into municipal coffers.
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Fan wins Ed Sheeran tickets in hilarious Find Barrack contest at Frontenacs game
It was part of the 98.3 FLY FM $10,000 Fugitive contest.
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Brazen 2 a.m. cash register theft sparks Kingston police investigation
Two suspects are being sought.
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Closures, delays and community gatherings: How Kingston is observing Truth and Reconciliation Day
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is this Tuesday.
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Kingston police put out the call for new community volunteers
Those interested have until this Tuesday to apply.
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New Service Ontario office to open in the west end
It replaces the old location on Bath Rd. that closed on Saturday.
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Canada Post strike chaos: Kingston urges residents to pay online or in person
City officials warn that not receiving a bill will not excuse missed payments or late penalties.
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Hundreds walk wooded trail in Kingston to honour residential school survivors
There was a morning ceremony followed by storytelling and teachings by Indigenous community members.
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Gaels tame Lions for first home win of season
Offense generated 772 total yards while defense recorded four sacks.
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Frontenacs come up short in shootout loss to Greyhounds
Tyler Hopkins with 3 points including a pair of goals for Kingston.
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Reconciliation Walk 2025 invites Kingston and Brockville to reflect on truth and healing
The self-guided walks feature a 45-minute wooded path with reading stations outlining the history and impact of Canada’s residential school system.
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Starbucks shocker: Kingston and Gananoque stores among 400 set to close
Downtown Kingston is losing one of its busiest coffee spots.
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Woman escapes abduction attempt in Kingston
Police are looking for a black pick-up truck and male driver.
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Special IAdopt event spotlights senior pets
OSPCA is holding this province-wide event this weekend.
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Pace out as Gaels host Lions looking for first win at home
The linebacker was suspended 1 game for a play in last week's win in Waterloo.
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Close call as protesters were nearly struck by vehicle
A protest and march was happening in downtown Kingston.
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City says texts about getting caught on traffic camera is a scam
Residents have been receiving messages threatening legal action if they don't comply.
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Frontenacs entertain Greyhounds on hot dog night
Kingston hits the road on Sunday for a tilt against the North Bay Battalion.
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MTO launches Highway 401 planning study
First public information session will take place next Thursday in Gananoque.
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ALCDSB launches new five-year strategic plan for 2025-2030
The plan focuses on four key areas: Faith, Equity and Well-Being, Formation and Achievement, and Stewardship of Resources.
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No boots for Gananoque: Council scraps parking clamp plan
Mayor John Beddows initially proposed putting clamps on tires of vehicles with Quebec license plates as a measure to address parking infractions.
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Kingston WritersFest stuns book lovers with four days of literary magic
Organizers say attendance was strong, with many ticketed sessions selling quickly.
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YGK Healthcare Champions tournament raises $58K
Funds will be used to support program for military personnel, veterans and first responders.
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Maitland stunned as INVISTA announces plant closure
Deputy Mayor fears closure may extend beyond the 100 who will be out of a job.
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Greater Napanee council learns of rising encampment cleanup costs in town parks
Most cleanup work is done in-house using Town staff and equipment, but some complex sites require contracted services.
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Kingston's visitor information centre tops in environmental sustainability
The centre received gold certification from GreenStep.
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Gaels football coach OK with changes in the CFL
Steve Snyder believes the changes are to the benefit of the Canadian game.
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Inquests into five deaths linked to Collins Bay Institution
Kingston-based coroner to investigate
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Kingston's travel upgrade gets thumb's up from passengers
Service links Kingston and Pearson Airport
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Your Money, Your Community: Kawartha Credit Union
Interview with Martin Harris, VP of member experience.
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City to close KARC administrative office
Last day of operation will be next Monday.
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Boundaries before burnout: a psychologist's tips for beating September overload
Dr. Christine Korol says the problem starts when people don’t yet know how much free space they actually have.
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MP introduces bill to break the cycle of intimate partner violence
BC-area MP Frank Caputo introduced the bill on Thursday that's getting support from local MPs.
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No charges laid after vehicle struck Kingston clinic
There were no reports of injuries and damages were considered minor.
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'Smoking materials' blamed for Kingston house fire
No one was hurt in Saturday's fire; damage is pegged at $200,000.
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CFL changes will have 'ripple effect' on university football says OUA president
USPORTS says they will be engaging with their members on these rule and structural changes.
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Kingston Police investigating after body discovered in Navy Bay
The individual was found deceased along the eastern shoreline on Sunday.
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Vehicle break-ins happening in Kingston's west-end: police
Police are asking residents to lock their vehicles and keep valuables out of sight.
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Missing school immunization records could lead to suspension
Parents are being urged to make sure records are up to date.
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Service changes to VIA Rail sees some trains by-passing Kingston
Paterson and Gerretsen both expressing disappointment in the decision.
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Kingston man who feared he'd never walk again treks 570 kilometres to thank hospital
In 2023, Corey Dunn went to hospital after complaining about losing feeling his legs.
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Kingston Transit warns of bus pass scam
Passes are being sold at a discounted price online.
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67's crashes party, beats Frontenacs in OHL opener
Vandenberg with a hat trick for Ottawa in 6-2 victory.
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Police arrest Hamilton youth after threats made towards religious institution in Kingston
The 15-year-old is facing charges; investigators say there are no further threats.
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Queen's look to spoil Waterloo's homecoming weekend
The Gaels head on the road for a second straight week.
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Kingston unveils massive new mural that transforms a downtown parking garage
The artwork by Abby Gowland spans 10 large panels above the Bagot St. entrance of the Robert Bruce Memorial Parking Garage.
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Kingston set to step up for seniors with first-ever Grand Parade
It is a fundraiser for Oasis, a Kingston-founded program that brings activities and services directly to older adults living in naturally occurring retirement communities.
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Frontenacs pumped as they get set for OHL season opener
Kingston welcomes the Ottawa 67s to Slush Puppie Place on Friday.
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Air and rail travel on the minds of business community at inaugural Mayor's Breakfast
Bryan Paterson took questions at the event hosted by the Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce.
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Sip for a cause: McDonald’s Coffee Day supports local Alzheimer Society
50 cents from every hot beverage sold will support the Alzheimer Society of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington.
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SIU probes Kingston cruiser-bike collision
Police were attending a disturbance call near Barrie and Johnston early Tuesday morning.
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Kingston community walks shoulder to shoulder for veterans in 2025 Canadian Walk for Veterans
The walk takes place this Saturday.
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City releases schedule for leaf and brush collection
Brush collection starts on Sept. 22, Oct. 27 for leaves.
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Kingston rolls out the welcome mat to eight new doctors
This brings the total number to 33 since the launch of the physician recruitment program in 2022.
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Major camping boost coming to Bon Echo and Sandbanks Provincial parks
The province is investing close to $60 million into provincial parks.
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Jeanne Beker headlines Kingston’s ELEVATE her. event for women and gender-diverse attendees
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Kingston fire ban changes: what you can and can’t burn right now
Kingston Fire & Rescue has lifted the city-wide total burn ban and replaced it with a partial ban effective Sept. 5