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Late goal by David Bedowski lifts Ottawa to 7-4 win after Kingston battles back to tie game in physical OHL playoff clash

Inspectors are going over the structures to make sure they are safe.

More than $250,000 was raised for cancer research, there were over 650 participants at the event.

The grand prize draw is May 7th.

Local reaction highlights concerns about affordability and services.

New 3D X-ray research could reshape injury treatment and rehabilitation.

Funding boost helps restart beloved therapy program for dementia residents.

No taxpayer money will be used to honour the 10th anniversary of the band's final show.

The board is looking efficiencies to deal with a $1.3 million deficit.

Proposed law would cap resale prices at original cost across the province.

City proposes update to bylaw tied to home energy financing program.

City opens 2026 Civic Awards to honour volunteers of all ages making a difference.

OPP say the goal is to get people to panic.

A poll suggests more than seven out of 10 are in favour of the statue of Canada's first prime minister back.

One motion was deferred while another was passed unanimously.

Latham Pool Products will pay $75K over 10 years for the naming rights.

The closure affected those who were heading toward the Thousand Islands crossing.

Anyone who may still be ice fishing in the area are being to leave immediately for their safety.

Solenne Nicol did the challenge after seeing a video and seeing her first-ever hockey game in Kingston.

Queen St in Kingston was voted third-worst in Eastern Ontario in 2025.

This is the 68th year of operations moving goods between Canada, US and the world.

Drivers in Kingston are making difficult decisions amid prices around $159.9/litre.

Wesley Hall is serving a two-year sentence.

Winning teams earn funding, mentorship and support through Mayor’s Innovation Challenge.

The Yarker native recently competed for Canada in the winter games in Italy in bobsledding.

Mayor says TransAlta has been responsive and transparent, no injuries were reported.

Kevin Donaldson steps into permanent role leading Kingston Fire & Rescue.

UHKF campaign aims to recruit hundreds of monthly donors to strengthen regional health care.

Kingston council to review update as services shift and site set for redevelopment.

Bryan Paterson says he doesn't have any issue after the Province announced it is expanding tailgating permits beyond sporting venues.

176 patients and hundreds of families supported in first year at AB Smith Homestead House.

4th line came up with the scoring in the loss.

KHSC surpasses first-year PET-CT scan target, improving care close to home.

The stretch of road is considered one of the worst roads

Environment Canada is predicting warmer than normal temperatures.

Canadian Army Reserve training to bring increased military vehicle traffic through the region.

BGC South East team helps bring home silver in standout showing for city robotics groups.

Premier Doug Ford says it makes the most sense, doesn't want to see property expropriated to build the line.

One is for an app that detects early signs of osteoporosis, the other a bedside technique that elevates brain bleed.

Officials say most celebrations remained safe despite nuisance party on Aberdeen St.

Experts say stress, diet culture and burnout are shaping how people eat during Nutrition Month.

Police say suspects targeting Queen’s University area with payment ploy.

Tourism Kingston announced the Garry McColman Volunteer of the Year Award.

Kingston controled the ice with steady pressure and a clutch empty-netter.

One driver was arrested for impaired driving and 11 Provincial Offence Notices were issued.

Organizations have until March 31 to apply.

Police say scammers often use fear, urgency, and secrecy to pressure victims into sending money through cryptocurrency ATMs.

While widespread flooding is not expected, localized low-lying areas could see temporary water accumulation.

Dr. Sherri Rea was recognized for her 35 years of veterinary work.

Public consultation sessions will also be held in the coming months.

The project will add 295 correctional beds in Eastern Ontario and support more than 400 new correctional staff positions once completed.

Proceeds from ticket sales help the club fund community programs, assist families in need, and support local events.

The Key Tag program is in its 80th year of operation.

OPP are warning motorists of significant delays throughout the area.

The poem, written by Sarah Tsiang of Kingston, about unwanted sexual advances was recited by a Grade 12 student in Calgary.

Community Connections Breakfast will focus on challenges faced by military and veteran families.

A large gathering on Aberdeen St was broken up Saturday afternoon.

Residents invited to review Official Plan update and Natural Heritage Study before April deadline.

Province says proposal would give shoppers more choice while protecting workers’ rights.

Kevin Donaldson brings more than 30 years of firefighting experience.

The group were on their way back to Toronto after a two-week biology field trip when the airstrikes erupted.

Five-year deal keeps MNP name at INVISTA Centre rink while supporting local recreation.