KINGSTON Top 3
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Frontenacs smooth like Buttar after winning close one against Spitfires
The second-year forward had a goal and an assist in leading the team to consecutive victories.
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OPP warn of unsafe ice after two people were rescued north of Kingston
The pair fell into the cold water as they went out on Dog Lake to do some ice fishing.
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City releases urgent winter services plan to protect residents from cold
New guide outlines shelters, warming centres and outreach for 2025–26.
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Big meteor shower over Kingston area this weekend
The annual Geminid Meteor Shower will be on display this Saturday night.
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Tip leads police to arrest of porch pirates in university district
A resident informed Kingston Police about thefts happening in neighbourhood.
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Kingston urges residents to help ease winter road issues as icy conditions spark frustration
City asks drivers to move vehicles overnight to support plowing and cleanup.
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KEDCO hands out $30K to young entrepreneurs to help grow their businesses
10 people have successfully completed a business boot camp as part of the Starter Company Plus program.
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Nearly 200 crashes reported in Eastern Ontario as slippery roads create chaos
Most of the calls were vehicles going into ditches.
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VIA Rail passengers stranded overnight in Brockville finally back on the move
The company is commenting on the mechanical issue that left passengers stranded for hours.
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Kingston Transit announces sweeping winter changes riders need to know about
City says new routes and schedules aim to boost reliability this winter.
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Kingston residents shocked as popular recycling drop-off depot set to close
City says provincial funding changes force shutdown at KARC on Jan. 1
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Toronto driver charged after impaired driving collision in Loyalist Township
The driver was arrested and later taken to hospital.
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Frontenacs make it rain against Generals to snap losing streak
Several players got out scoring droughts in their first win since mid-November.
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MPP calls on feds to restore causeway access to marine traffic
Steve Clark launches petition demanding full Rideau Canal navigation restored.
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Police are encouraging Kingston property owners to register their security cameras
CAMSafe lets investigators access a list of security cameras in the city.
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Nautical Nights returns to the Great Lakes Museum
Author Daniel MacFarlane will be on hand this Thursday to speak about a recent book on Lake Ontario.
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Dangerous opioid found in local drug supply prompts urgent warning from public health
Health officials say carfentanil greatly increases the risk of drug poisoning and death.
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Tech expert shares simple tricks to stop the growing ‘grandparent scam’
The best defense is slowing down and checking the story before acting.
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Queen’s students launch Seedle.ca to fix one big problem with campus mental health support
The new nonprofit aims to make finding trusted, local mental health resources easier for students.
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Kingston Police seize $140K in drugs in two separate investigations
A total of four people, all from Kingston, are facing charges.
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KHSC to expand detox centre after receiving provincial funding
$1.84 million will allow the centre to add treat more patients who are going through withdrawal.
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ALCDSB celebrates big boost in EQAO scores
Like their public counterparts, results show growth in reading, writing and math across multiple grade levels.
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Kingston police warn of fake Uber and taxi scams this holiday season
Scammers use vehicles that look like real taxis, sometimes with stolen or fake taxi lights and Ontario license plates.
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$35K raised in Kids for Kids lunch fundraiser in Kingston
The organization helps the Boys and Girls Club of Kingston and Area, and the Pediatric Wing of Kingston General Hospital.
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Ontario proposes major overhaul of conservation authorities
Proposal would see Cataraqui Conservation would merge with Mississippi Valley, Rideau Valley, South Nation, and Raisin Region.
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Police believe missing Kingston youth could be in town or Ottawa
16-year-old Elijah was last seen in the 200 block of Concession St on Friday.
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Kingston’s Toys for Tickets campaign nearly doubles donations in massive holiday surprise
City collects more than $6,000 in toys for children in need through parking ticket program.
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Kingston developer surprises BGC South East with 100 scooters in major holiday donation
Patry Group teams up with partners to boost active play and support youth programs across the region.
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Limestone school board shocks province with major jump in EQAO scores
New results show the board’s best performance in four years, with gains across every grade and subject.
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Santa brings holiday cheer to KHSC pediatric patients during Operation HOHOHO
RCAF teams up with Santa to deliver teddy bears to children receiving care.
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Kingston athletes make history with gold and silver at World Cup in Italy
Diana Printsev wins gold and Margo earns silver while representing Canada for the first time.
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Sudden overnight parking ban issued in Kingston as weather system moves in
City warns drivers to stay off streets between 1 a.m. and 7 a.m.
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Special Olympics spirit shines despite Frontenacs’ ninth straight loss to Colts
Kingston celebrates Special Olympics Ontario Night as the Colts hand the Frontenacs another frustrating loss
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Installation of new HVAC system at Hughson Childcare Centre completed thanks to OTF grant
Close $141K was given to BGC South East for upgrades to former elementary school.
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Kinsmen unveil $1.64M Dream Home — and the community wins too
Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery returns with a $1.64-million grand prize and renewed support for local charities.
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Teddy bear toss goal fails to ignite Frontenacs offence in loss to Firebirds
The worst PP in the OHL went scoreless in five opportunities.
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Ontario's newest millionaire is from Kingston
Helena Fedora won $1M from Welcome to Wintario contest.
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Kingston considers major shift in how water and wastewater services are run
City staff say a Municipal Service Corporation could improve efficiency and support growing infrastructure needs.
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Kingston Transit reveals holiday schedule — here’s what riders need to know before travelling
Modified service, office closures, and free New Year’s Eve rides announced for late December.
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Queen's professor over the Mohn after winning Arctic research award
Dr. John Smol was recognized for his work on the impact of climate change in the Arctic.
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Gananoque Police arrest Tyendinaga resident in stolen vehicle case
Vehicle was reported stolen in Napanee.
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Alert in colour: Know the storm before it strikes
This approach allows residents to quickly gauge the risk and take appropriate precautions depending on the alert level.
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Over $138K raised from holiday smile cookie sales at Kingston Tim Horton's stores
Half of the proceeds will go to the United Way KFL&A.
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Driver charged after 401 crash highlights dangers of bald tires
One person was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Kingston WritersFest announces major hiring move as it prepares for a bigger, bolder 2026 festival
Organizers say a full-time Festival Director is key to long-term growth after a successful transition year.
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Southeast Public Health - No decision to pause satellite office closures yet
Board recommends reconsidering plan that would see seven offices closed
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No charges after video circulates showing a worker dumping water on homeless man in downtown Kingston
The homeless man told investigators it was a misunderstanding.
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OPP cracks down as festive RIDE nets 34 impaired drivers in just one week
There have been more than 270 roadside checks since Nov. 20.
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Family of missing Kingston man worried about his well being
Police are asking for the public's help in finding 39-year-old Jason.
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Cost of policing in Kingston expected to climb after budget approval
The 2026 budget approved by the police services board sees a 6 percent jump mostly to cover salaries.
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Working group to review role of Kingston city council members
An online survey is out looking for public input.
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Violent gas-and-dash leads to arrests after two robberies in eastern Ontario
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Impaired drivers beware, RIDE is back in Kingston
Police will be doing spots checks during the holiday season.
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Kingston police chief’s surprise retirement sets stage for major leadership change
Board selects veteran officer Adam MacIntosh to take over in January 2026.
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Canadian Armed Forces students to fan out across the region Wednesday
Students will be meeting with officials in Napanee, Loyalist and South Frontenac Townships.
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Eight face drug and firearms charges in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
Close to 10 grams of suspected cocaine, multiple firearms, two sets of brass knuckles, items linked to drug trafficking, and over $2,400 in cash were seized.
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Vigils being planned in Kingston to mark anniversary of deadly shooting
14 women died by a gunman at Montreal's Ecole Polytechnique on Dec. 6, 1989.
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Two men being sought in home invasion north of Kingston
OPP say resident suffered minor injuries and it was a targeted incident.
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KHSC to receive $15.2M to enhance their facilities
Provincial funding will see improvements to specialized services, make repairs, add ICU beds, and more.
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OPP investigating suspicious barn fire near Snow Road Station
No injuries were reported and no livestock were inside the barn.
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Police warn of people impersonating Utilities Kingston staff
Residents are being contacted by individuals claiming to offer incentives to homeowners.
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What does home really mean? Students invited to speak out in national writing contest
The Meaning of Home contest calls on Grades 4–6 students to share their vision of safe, caring homes for all Canadians.
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New chief named at Kingston Police
Adam MacInstosh will take over from the retiring Scott Fraser in the new year.
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Bob Rae named Matthews Fellow at Queen's School of Policy Studies
The former Ontario Premier recently spoke to students at the university.
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KHSC launches new comfort-boosting projects after grant funding shakeup
Thirteen initiatives receive support to improve patient and family experiences across Kingston hospitals.

