KINGSTON Top 3
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Exhausted Frontenacs sluggish in loss to rested Rangers
Suspended Kulemin serves his second of five games, Kitchener score four times in the second period.
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Kingston Police Service opting out of federal gun buyback program
They join other police forces in Canada who say this will put a burden on existing police resources.
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Teddy Bear Hospital returns to Kingston — and your child’s favourite toy needs a check-up
Canadian Museum of Health Care hosts Family Day event for children ages 0 to 10.
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What's open and closed in Kingston this Family Day weekend? Here’s what to know
Holiday schedule changes and free family events planned across the city.
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More funding and tuition hikes coming to Ontario's post-secondary schools
There is $6.4 billion in new funding and the 8-year tuition freeze will be lifted.
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Kingston police officer charged after criminal harassment investigation
Kingston Police Service asked Belleville Police to conduct an investigation into one of its members.
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Fish for free in Ontario this Family Day weekend — here’s what you need to know
Province waives fishing license requirements from Feb. 14 to 16.
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Kingston high school robotics team receive national grant
$5,000 and an Alienware gaming laptop is going to the Coyote 1000 robotics team.
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Gananoque Police warn of outlaw motorcycle gang presence
Police forces urge the public to be vigilant to maintain safety during these events.
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Howe Island ferry dock work brings nighttime disruptions
A mainland detour route will be in place during construction and clearly marked with signage.
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Support being offered to LDSB students after news of mass school shooting in BC
Director of Education Krishna Burra says the safety and well-being of students and staff remain the Board's top priority.
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Kingston's new police chief lays out priorities at swearing-in ceremony
Adam MacIntosh focuses on stability, mental health and public safety.
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An MBC staffer in Cuba reacts to news about suspension of flights
Dave Thomson and other Canadians vacationing in Cuba have been keeping a close watch on the situation.
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House fire in Kingston causes $150K in damages
No injuries were reported after a fire broke out at a Montreal St home Monday night.
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Vollebregt named as new chair at OREWIN
The President of St. Lawrence heads an organization made up of Ontario's community colleges.
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Royal Canadian Legion turns 100 with a new offer
They are offering free memberships to anyone 18 and older who is a Canadian citizen, or citizen of an allied nation.
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Kingston Police Service welcomes provincial probe into policing practices
Board chair Gregory Ridge says the allegations about corruption at Toronto Police Service is "profoundly troubling".
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Thinking about running for council? Start here!
AMO is hosting an online learning series.
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Local MP Supports Canadian Sovereignty Act
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Kingston man charged after CBSA intercepts child exploitation material
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Greater Napanee Council set to approve sale of 12 Market Square for medical hub
The property was declared surplus and listed for sale in August 2025.
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UPDATE: Police searching for missing Kingston youth
Investigators say Christopher has been found safe.
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Gregory Ridge takes over as chair of Kingston Police Services Board
The King's Town District City Councillor replaces the retiring Gail McAllister as chair.
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Donations sought to turn school lunch waste into climate action
Kingston project aims to cut emissions and boost sustainability learning in local schools.
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Free drone show to light up downtown Kingston for banana Slush Puppie launch
Families invited to winter sky show and Frontenacs game at Slush Puppie Place on Feb. 13.
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Ontario Fire Marshall to investigate fatal fire in Napanee
One person died after a fire erupted at a home Saturday night.
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Firearms investigation in Sharbot Lake leads to charges
A 35-year-old remains in custody after OPP seized several firearms at a home last week.
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This magical winter attraction in downtown Kingston is sticking around longer than planned
Spirit of Winter: Enchanted extended through the end of February after strong community response.
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Ontario government invests $11.6 million in South East Public Health Unit
This is part of $60-million investment to strengthen public health programs.
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Centre 70 closure puts pressure on city ice as major repairs continue
Kingston shifts tournaments and drop-in skating to other arenas while damaged facility targets fall 2026 return.
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OPP emphasizing safety choices during Snowmobile Safety Week
They say 145 snowmobilers were killed in OPP-policed areas between 2014/15 and 2023/24.
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Bulldogs put bite on Frontenacs
Kingston were not able to duplicate Wednesday's success against Brantford on Sunday.
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Frontenacs withstand attack to beat Owen Sound
McLean settling in after trade, has points in seven of his last eight games.
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More Kingston residents found work according to latest employment figures
StatCan says the unemployment rate in Kingston was at 6 percent in January, 6.5 percent nationally.
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Woman charged after being found doing drugs next to child
The 4-year-old is currently under the care of Family and Children Services of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington.
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Jessica Power kicks off Florida showdown with win at All Tech Raceway
The Kingston driver outlasted a pair of veteran racers for her 21st career Sportsman victory,
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Dangerous cold returns overnight as wind chills near minus 30
Yellow Warning issued
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New Kingston police chief talks public safety, mental health, stability and more
Adam MacIntosh's tenure began on Jan 20 taking over from Scott Fraser who retired New Year's Eve.
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Student-led Black History Month kick-off held at LCVI
Students put together a ceremony for Black History Month.
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Ontario launches new program to help small businesses survive ownership change
Succession Ontario offers free tools, training and expert support as owners plan for retirement.
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Overnight warming centre to open as Kingston braces for extreme cold
City prepares temporary shelter at Salvation Army as temperatures drop below –20 C.
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Kingston breast screening clinic invites public to celebrate "Galentine's Day"
There will be breast screenings along with mocktails and music this Friday afternoon.
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OPP seeking help in locating missing Amherstview man
69-year-old John was last seen Tuesday in the Park Crescent area.
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UPDATED: Police charge suspect after Kingston apartment building fire
The fire occurred Tuesday night inside the stairwell of Leroy Grant Dr complex.
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Kingston man arrested in an alleged construction scam
31-year-old Adam Shulist is facing a number of charges including fraud and theft.
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Council defers decision to whether to have City throw Hip anniversary celebration
The motion asks Council to approve $350K, staff was directed to bring back more information.
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Police ask public to help identify suspect in downtown Kingston arson
Fire set in Princess St business caused about $10,000 in damage, investigators say.
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Salt shortage? Kingston says what salt shortage?
Municipalities have been using more road salt to clear roads than they had in previous years.
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Kingston driver reports collision at police station, later charged with impaired driving
The driver was found slumped over the steering wheel with loud music blasting.
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Black History Month kicks off with community celebration at Kingston school
Students, families and community invited to opening ceremony at LCVI.
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Public assistance requested in missing person case in Gananoque
Jason has not been seen since a week before Christmas.
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South Frontenac group opposes proposed high-speed rail line
Members of Save South Frontenac are worried about the impact the project would have on environment and private property.
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UPDATE: Missing man could be in a library in Kingston: police
39-year-old Matthew was last seen January 28th in the 100-200 block of Ontario St.
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West-end Kingston business struck by thief
Police say a man went to the same store on two different occasions and stole a pair of headphones.
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OPP discover deceased person connected to house fire in Loyalist Township
A 19-year-old was found, OPP and the Ontario Fire Marshall are still investigating.
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New ALCDSB Director of Education is excited to be in her new role
Carey Smith-Dewey (seen in photo with Reid and Ben of FLY FM) had her first day as Director of Education on Monday.
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UPDATE: Kingston Police looking for driver involved in hit and run
Kingston Police say the driver has been located and is facing charges.
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Kingston Police investigating reports of a taxi scam
A woman was seen getting out of a fake taxi early Saturday morning asking a random person to help pay for a cab fare.
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Kingston's Miss Emily earns JUNO nomination for The Medicine as career momentum continues
The soul-blues artist is nominated for Blues Album of the Year, marking her second JUNO nod.
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UPDATE: R.O.P.E. Squad seeks public help in locating wanted federal offender
Tanner Sweet is now in custody after he was arrested by the R.O.P.E Squad last night in Flinton.
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Inmate dies at Bath Institution, OPP investigates
Authorities work to determine cause of death following medical emergency at federal prison west of Kingston.
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Black history meets the future as Kingston marks milestone month
City events, exhibitions and tributes highlight 30 years of Black History Month in Canada.
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New tumour bank opens at Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Researchers can gain access to the specimens to study the effects of cancer in patients.
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Report going to Council on plans to celebrate anniversary of Hip's final show in Kingston
It will 10 years since the iconic Canadian rock band played their last ever concert with their late frontman.
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Five Kingston life sciences startups secure funding to fast-track health innovations
Cancer detection, chronic pain and women’s health projects among those supported.
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Second period sinks Frontenacs in loss to Petes
McGowan scored one of the Fronts goals, McLean had 3 assists extending his point streak to 6 games.

