KINGSTON Top 3
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The final Tragically Hip show helped shine a spotlight on brain cancer
Gord Downie was first diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2015.
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Kingston police seize crystal methamphetamine and fentanyl during investigation
Crystal methamphetamine, fentanyl and cash seized as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Joyceville Institution inmate dies of apparent natural causes
The 78-year-old was serving a six-year sentence since 2024.
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UPDATE: OPP investigating multi-vehicle crash on the 401 near Gananoque
One person is dead following a collision between a vehicle and transport truck, two people were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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One American's love of the Tragically Hip has brought him to Kingston for the 10th anniversary celebration
Ed came from Houston to be a part of the celebration.
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Kingston ranks among Canada’s most polite cities, Uber data shows
New rider data puts Kingston fifth nationally, ahead of Toronto, Ottawa and other major Canadian cities.
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Kingston still pushing for funding for new hospital during AMO conference
Mayor Bryan Paterson says province has been able to fund projects in Kingston but believes there is still more they can do.
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Young organizers bring cake picnic fundraiser to Bath
Funds raised are going to support Pawsitive Impact.
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United Way KFL&A receives more than 1,000 backpacks for local students
Community donations will help children and youth across KFL&A start the school year with needed supplies.
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A Kingston music festival that is truly in your backyard
The Compton Park Music Festival brings local music, arts, and more to the College St. neighbourhood this Sunday.
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City seeking input on how to relay information on housing in Kingston
There is an online survey out and a public information session on Sept 16.
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UHKF president and CEO Tom Zsolnay to retire after six years
Zsolnay says foundation is ready for a major fundraising campaign following record growth.
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Food Sharing Project in Kingston names new executive director
Yu Jier Kou takes over from Andy Mills who is retiring after seven years.
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SIU clears OPP officer in Greater Napanee drowning investigation
A woman died when her vehicle drove in and submerged into Lake Ontario as OPP were attempting a traffic stop on April 21.
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Mother of Kingston girl shares experience of going through ordeal of her daughter's disappearance
14-year-old Klaira Peters was found safe Friday night by police in Peel Region.
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Chamber supporting Williamsville businesses during Princess St. construction
CEO says they brought up merchants' concerns with the city about parking and signage.
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OPP shares simple safety tips to help prevent theft and online marketplace scams
They are urging caution when buying or selling items through Facebook Marketplace and other online platforms.
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E-Scooter operator charged after being caught speeding by Kingston Police
Police say the e-scooter did not meet provincial regulations under the pilot program.
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New Amherstview pump track opens Wednesday
The pump track was fully funded through a donation from Brookland Homes owners John and Janice Armitage.
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TLTI approves permits for Seeley's Bay fishing tournament and Lyndhurst Turkey Fair
The Shootout Fishing League will hold its annual fishing tournament this Sunday.
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Closing in on Tragically Hip celebrations at Springer Market Square
The City is honouring the legendary Canadian band with a three-day celebration starting Thursday.
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Queen's and SLC students get ready for another school year
Around 35,000 will be attending one of the two post-secondary schools in Kingston.
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Gaels head football coach: "We're not defending anything... we're chasing something new."
Steve Snyder wants his team to move on from last season where they won the Yates Cup as they get set to host Laval in a pre-season game.
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One of Kingston's radio pioneers has died
C John Bermingham helped start CKLC and CFLY radio stations in the 1950s.
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OPP nab two impaired drivers in Loyalist Township within 12 hours
One of the drivers was from Kingston.
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Ontario hospital crisis ‘pushed over the brink,’ CUPE report says
New research highlights growing deficits, rising costs and staffing pressures at Kingston hospitals.
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Kingston man prepares for the run of his life to raise money for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at KHSC
Willem Sagriff will run 100 kms at the track at Point Municipal Park in Sydenham on October 3.
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Charges laid after a late-night collison in downtown Kingston
No one was hurt after a vehicle collided with several parked cars on Johnson St Friday night.
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Williamsville merchants should form their own BIA says Downtown Kingston BIA
The comment comes as businesses continue to be impacted by the construction along Princess St.
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Missing Kingston youth Klaira found in GTA
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Elginburgh resident charged with breaching release orders after a traffic stop Gananoque
The driver was known to police and was under court orders not to be in Gananoque.
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Drivers urged to slow down and watch for wildlife on Ontario roads
Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre is reminding drivers to stay alert, slow down and know what to do when they spot wildlife.
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First rural-focused Liberal leadership debate takes place this Sunday
All four leadership hopefuls will be in North Grenville to discuss issues in rural ridings.
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Summer Company celebrates Kingston's newest entrepreneurs
KEDCO hosted a networking event at Fractal Workplace on Thursday.
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Heading into final week for people to sign up for municipal election in Kingston
Deadline to file nomination papers with the Clerk's office is 2pm one week from Friday.
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The Rocking Horse Toys celebrates their 25th anniversary in an exciting way
The toy store had their shop made into a Ravensburger puzzle based on artwork by Kingston’s Monika Rosen.
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Bayridge Scouts needs volunteers to keep youth programs running
Local group says new volunteers can help provide outdoor experiences, leadership skills and more for youth.
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UPDATE: Missing Napanee woman last seen near fairgrounds
Kendra Sherbert went missing Wednesday.
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Ontarians urged to get involved as municipal elections approach
Less than one-third of eligible voters in Ontario participated in the 2022 municipal elections according to AMO.
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CNR expresses concerns about proposed residential development in Kingston
City Council voted to defer a motion to approve until the concerns are addressed.
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Kingston Humane Society does more than shelter animals in need
Organization serves 10 municipalities and is working toward expanding its space as demand continues.
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Kingston's young entrepreneurs put summer businesses on display
Local students complete Summer Company program with business pitches, mentorship and startup support.
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Author sends $2,500 in poetry to Kingston-area libraries for Pride season
Books exploring queerness, migration and belonging are being donated to libraries in Kingston, Napanee and Amherstview.
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Changes being made to Kingston Transit service ahead of return to school
More buses being added to serve new pool in Amherstview, Queen's University, and St. Lawrence College.
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Kingston resident strikes it rich after winning on instant lottery ticket
Daniel B won $350,000 after buying the winning Super Massive Multiplier ticket at Lasalle Express.
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Kayaking for Cancer reaches $1 million milestone
The group are kayaking along the Rideau River between Kingston and Ottawa.
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L&A MEGA geocaching event brings visitors from around the world
Activities run throughout the week, including a meet-and-greets, a Dark Sky tour, a paddle and more!
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Sentinels cap inaugural OPL season with promotion to League2
The men's team defeated Railway City FC on Sunday in the promotions match.
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Missing Kingston teen’s mother reveals new details as desperate search continues
14-year-old Klaira was last seen in the Wright Cres. area on Saturday.
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Kingston's Giveaway Day happening this Saturday
Residents can put unwanted items to the curb where people can take them home for free.
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Stolen van from Kingston recovered in Augusta Township after police pursuit
A 24-year-old man from Bowmanville is facing charges.
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Limestone City Car Classic returns to Kingston for 12th year
This year's event happens Sept. 5 on the grounds of the Memorial Centre.
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Kingston's official flag to fly at the Dragon Boat Festival in France
The women are preparing to head to France for the International Breast Cancer Participatory Dragon Boat Festival.
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Report questions ALTO high-speed rail ridership projections
The Coalition for Better Rail believes the plan may not attract enough passengers to justify its price tag.
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Former PGA TOUR player from Kingston dies
Matt McQuillan passed away last Wednesday at the age of 45.
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Queen’s deals students a new way to learn about Canadian science
New game from Queen’s McDonald Institute aims to make science more relatable for students in Grades 8 to 10.
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Loyalist Township celebrates the opening of its new pool
After the old pool reached the end of its life, council began planning for a new facility
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Police searching for missing Kingston teen
Klaira was seen Saturday afternoon in the Wright Cres area.
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Federal government pushes back on Kingston plan to protect former Pen property
Correctional Service of Canada says heritage rules could affect future plans for the King Street West site
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Kingston ferry terminal set to reopen to the public Monday
New terminal building at the Kingston dock will open Aug. 10
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Kingston medical student is changing how people see vitiligo
Personal experience inspires local advocate to raise awareness about the misunderstood autoimmune condition
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Kingston Police highlight commercial vehicle inspections to keep roads safer
Partnership with the Ministry of Transportation focuses on education, compliance and prevention
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Want to run in Kingston's municipal election? Here's the key deadline to know
Prospective candidates have until Aug. 21 to file nomination papers for the 2026 municipal election, while voters are encouraged to confirm they are on the voters' list before Aug. 12.
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Door-to-door campaign aims to bring hundreds of new donors to Kingston health care
University Hospitals Kingston Foundation will visit neighbourhoods across the city to recruit monthly donors supporting local hospitals.
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Gananoque's Le FestivÎles Wraps Up Another Successful Year
For a 5th straight year Gananoque's Bi-lingual Music event, Le Festiviles was once again a hit across the Town last week.
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Rolling Barrages stops in Kingston this weekend
It is the 10th year of the event which raises funds and awareness of PTSD.


