KINGSTON Top 3
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Kingston doctor performs first ever endoscopy on patient with rare throat cancer
Dr. Robert Bechara says taking another 30 seconds when doing the procedure could detect cancer cells early.
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The Isabel launches new season with more than 25 performances in Kingston
Queen's University performing arts centre will feature classical, global and contemporary music throughout the 2026-27 season.
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OPP says 9-1-1 service largely restored across Ontario
The outage during the early morning hours, no cause has been determined.
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Kingston voters can take this simple step before October election
Residents are encouraged to check their voter registration before voting begins in October.
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Kingston accessibility awards nominations now open
City accepting nominations for individuals, businesses and organizations improving accessibility and inclusion across the community.
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Several 9-1-1 systems restored, but Ontario-wide all-clear still pending
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Kingston City Council in no rush to establish a sanctioned homeless encampment
A motion to develop a framework on an encampment was deferred to the Arts, Recreation, and Community Policy committee in 2027.
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City of Kingston unveils winning sticker designs for upcoming municipal election
The two designs were chosen by the public.
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Milton driver charged after Madoc ambulance crash
This stems from a crash in February that involved an ambulance and a transport truck.
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Eight charged after $2.8M cannabis seizure on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
Tyendinaga Police along with the OPP executed a search warrant last Wednesday.
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Lou Jeffries Scholarship Game returns to support student-athletes
Saturday's game between the Gaels and the Paladins goes at the Lou Jeffries Arena in Gananoque.
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Single mother calls for school busing changes after child denied transportation
The woman asked STEO for an exemption due to her medical condition but was denied.
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Kingston residents get one last glimpse of legendary Snowbird jets
Confederation Park was packed with onlookers seeing the CT-114 Tutor Jets for the final time.
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UPDATE: Kingston Police looking for missing teen
14-year-old William was last seen Monday in the Van Order Drive area.
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Coffee Day fundraiser supports local Alzheimer programs
Proceeds of coffee sales at Kingston area McDonald's goes to the local Alzheimer Society.
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Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory watermain project gets $66 million federal investment
The work will be completed in four phases, with completion targeted for 2030.
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$100K going to help KHSC pediatric oncology from Hyundai Hope on Wheels
A cheque was delivered at a ceremony held at Kingston General Hospital on Tuesday.
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UPDATE: Police looking for missing Kingston woman
Police say the woman was found safe.
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New CMHA resource prepares candidates for community challenges
They have launched an online resource portal that provides practical, evidence-informed information for candidates ahead of municipal election day.
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W.J. Henderson Community Centre celebrates 50 years
There will be a celebration Sat Oct 4 rom 10 am to 2 pm.
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Terry Fox's dream remains alive in Kingston and across Canada
The annual run for cancer research goes this Sunday at Lake Ontario Park.
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Frontenacs' Cooper, Mann address season ticket holders in town hall event
The general manager and head coach took questions and talked about expectations for the upcoming season.
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Kingston’s fall yard waste pickup dates are here
Brush collection begins Sept. 21, while leaf pickup starts Oct. 26 across Kingston.
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Snowbirds set to give Kingston one more spectacular look at the iconic Tutor jets
The iconic Royal Canadian Air Force demonstration team is scheduled to pass over the Kingston waterfront around 5pm Tuesday.
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Police using coordinated approach to address open-air drug use in Kingston
Downtown patrols saw 110 arrests made and 26 referrals to outreach services, patrols coming to Belle Park.
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This Canadian program is helping more girls see themselves in tech
The Aspirations in Computing Awards are encouraging high school students across Canada to explore computing and technology.
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Kingston children of all abilities now have new place to play
Jumpstart Inclusive Playground officially opened Saturday at Shannon Park following a collaborative community project.
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Bobs Lake marine patrol leads to two impaired operation charges
Two people are facing impaired operation charges following an OPP marine patrol on Bobs Lake.
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Gaels' offense pummel Warriors in home opener
Queen's improves to 2 and 0 to start the OUA season.
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Kingston Police reflects assisting New York first responders in the aftermath of 9/11
Several officers went to New York City to help in the recovery and clean up efforts.
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Funding available for rural Ontario businesses
Eligible businesses can receive funding covering 35 percent of project costs, up to a maximum of $10,000.
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Local MP Michael Barrett weighs in on Canada’s recent retaliatory tariffs
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Queen Mary Road site opens its doors during Kingston open house
Community members and project partners toured the new shared-care facility Thursday.
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Kingston Police warn of food delivery scam targeting bank cards and PINs
Police say suspects are posing as food delivery drivers and customers to steal debit cards and banking information.
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Gaels prepare for their home opener this weekend
The football team welcome Waterloo to Richardson Stadium on Saturday.
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United Way KFL&A set $4.25 million goal for this year's fundraising campaign
They announced the goal Thursday morning during their annual kick-off breakfast.
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Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce to honour top women in business with an award
20 are vying for the first-ever Pinnacle Award.
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Kingston Police volunteers looking for new members
Applications are open until Sept. 30 for people interested in supporting community safety and engagement.
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OPP warns damaging election signs could lead to criminal investigation
Residents are being reminded to respect both public and private property during the election period.
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Trails Fest 2026 returns September 11 through 13
Hikes are planned in South Frontenac, Brockville, Rideau Lakes and Gananoque.
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Classroom and attendance now part of final grade for high school students in Ontario
The changes took effect last Wednesday and applies to students in grades nine to 12.
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KHSC receives AI-assisted MRI upgrade thanks to Kingston philanthropist
Stephen Sorensen's latest gift will allow more patients to be scanned each day while enhancing the overall patient experience.
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Alto opponents in Kingston organizing another meeting on the impact of high-speed rail
The event hosted by Save South Frontenac will take place at Legion Branch 560 in Kingston.
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Loyalist Township warns of fake $150 rebate letter
A letter is being circulated to homes near the construction site in Odessa suggesting it may qualify for a rebate.
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Wanted individual arrested in Kingston after extensive search
A 28-year-old is facing charges in connection to violent incidents in the Belle Park area.
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Habitat for Humanity cut the ribbon on a new semi-detached home in Kingston
Two families will be living in the new dwelling on Wilson St.
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Tim Horton's to set up shop at old Starbucks location in downtown Kingston
The new store won't have a drive-thru but it will offer the full menu of items.
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40 young Kingston professionals named in KEDCO's annual list
Educators, civil servants, and lawyers are among those chosen.
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Limestone City Car Classic draws hundreds of cars and thousands of visitors
Over 300 cars and thousands of visitors packed the Memorial Centre Fairgrounds for the Melanoma Cancer Clinic at Kingston General Hospital.
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Kingston bladder cancer walk aims to bring community together this September
The Sept. 13 event at Lake Ontario Park will raise awareness and funds for bladder cancer research and patient support.
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SIU investigates after two found dead following South Frontenac traffic stop attempt
OPP were trailing a suspicious vehicle that was reported stolen.
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Kingston families get new support option for school concerns
Limestone’s Student and Family Support Office is now part of a provincewide expansion aimed at helping families find answers faster.
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Nearly 4,850 first-year students move into Queen’s residences in Kingston
Most first-year students arrived Saturday as Queen’s University kicked off the new academic year.
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Charges laid after disturbance involving weapons in Kingston's university district
Officers were credited with containing the situation quickly.
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Labour Day closures: What Kingston residents need to know this long weekend
Garbage collection, transit and several city services will be affected on Labour Day, with some facilities remaining open.
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Unemployment holding steady in Kingston, across Ontario and nationally
200 people found part-time work, no change in the number of full-time employment.
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Kingston town crier heading to world championship — and he needs the city's help
Chris Whyman has been invited to compete in the 2026 World Invitational Town Crier Tournament in Chester, England, this September.


