KINGSTON Top 3
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Happy Canada Day! Our office is closed today
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Southeast Public Health issues extreme heat reminder
Temperatures are expected to be in the high 30s by the end of the end.
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Police to conduct Canada Day traffic blitz in Kingston
Officers will be watching for the so-called Big 4 traffic infractions: speed, impaired, distracted, and seatbelt use.
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This free Canada Day celebration has everything Kingston families need
City announces full day of entertainment, fireworks and holiday service changes.
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Charges laid in a high-speed crash in Kingston's southwest end
The collision sent a vehicle over a rock cliff and rolled on to its roof.
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Former United Way KFL&A CEO appointed to Order of Canada
Bhavana Varma is one of three from Kingston named to the Order.
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Kingston police unveil new online reporting tool that could save you time
New platform lets residents report non-emergency incidents anytime from any device.
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Lunch by George introduces new distribution service for their meal service in Kingston
Breakfast and lunch will be served from a new cube van that will be parked on Wellington St across from the church.
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Underwater farming exhibit comes to Kingston
Aquaculture: Farming the Waters is on at the Great Lakes Museum.
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Nathan Townend reappointed as South East Public Health board chair
The former Loyalist deputy mayor was re-appointed by the County of Lennox and Addington as their representative.
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Crew shortage disrupted Wolfe Island Ferry service on Saturday
Service between Kingston and Marysville was suspended for over six hours.
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Kingston cardiologist surprised at his Order of Canada appointment
Dr. Stephen Archer is one of three from Kingston to be named to the Order of Canada.
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Loyalist Township aquatic centre to open July 20
The facility includes an eight-lane 25-metre lap pool and a warm-water leisure pool with jets and a water curtain.
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City is holding draw for community groups to watch Kingston Frontenacs game from a luxury suite
It is open to not-for-profits, charities, minor sports associations, service clubs, and community organizations based in Kingston.
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These seven Kingston volunteers are being honoured for changing lives
City of Kingston announces 2026 Civic Award recipients ahead of August ceremony.
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Canada Day closures could affect your plans in Kingston
City reminds residents about service disruptions, transit changes, store closures and major Causeway shutdown on July 1.
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Kingston resident describes working in new Netflix series
Sam Hudson served as an extra in "I Will Find You" starring Sam Worthington.
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Highway 401 through eastern Ontario getting faster this summer
Speed limit on Highway 401 east of Kingston from Highway 15 to Highway 16 will go up to 110 km/h.
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Kingston youth wow judges with bold ideas at innovation showcase
Young leaders shine at Jr. Mayor’s Innovation Challenge finale.
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A simple test could save your life, experts say during Stroke Month
Kingston stroke specialist urges people to recognize symptoms and call 911 immediately.
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Nitric oxide cloud believed behind Napanee hazmat response
Some residents were evacuated after reports of hazardous materials incident on Tuesday.
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Southeast Public Health logo earns gold at international Healthcare Advertising Awards
The competition attracted more than 4,300 entries from around the world.
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Kingston Police looking for man suspected of performing lewd act
Investigators say the incident occurred inside the men's restroom at King's Crossing Outlets on May 29.
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Mayor sees "potential" in repurposing two former Catholic schools in Kingston
The City has agreed to purchase St. Patrick's Catholic School on the condition that an organization will take it off the City's hands.
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Nearly 35,000 pounds of pasta heads to Partners in Mission Food Bank
Barilla Canada donation to Partners in Mission Food Bank will be distributed across Kingston-area agencies and beyond.
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New tool helps Kingston Police monitor high-risk offenders out on bail
The Provincial Bail Compliance Dashboard is operated by the OPP.
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St. Lawrence College's nursing program receives accreditation from national organization
The Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing certification applies to the college's Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and Practical Nurse to BScN Bridge program.
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A split-second mistake could cost Ontario drivers more than a ticket
An OPP cruiser was hit earlier this month while parked on a highway with its emergency lights activated.
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Kingston resident wins $42K in ALCDSB 50/50
The spring raffle collected more than $85K which the largest pot to date.
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Pediatric and neonatal care units benefitting from Kingston General Hospital Auxiliary donation
The auxiliary donated over $392K to Kingston Health Sciences Centre.
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"Transformational" waterfront redevelopment underway in Cape Vincent
Seaway Marine Group is looking rebuild the marina that can hold vessels of just about any size.
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Fentanyl, carfentanil, weapons seized at a Kingston home
Three people are facing charges as a result of the investigation.
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Road closure putting dent on stores along a stretch of Princess St in Kingston
The closure is part of work being done to replace water main, sewers and underground hydro lines in Williamsville area.
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Kingston resident charged in Gananoque water theft investigation
Police say someone was taking water from a hydrant earlier this month.
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Alto hints at putting a high-speed rail stop in Kingston
Transport minister Steven MacKinnon and Alto President Martin Imbleau were in the city on Monday for a report on their public consultation.
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Former manager of inclusion for City is running to be Kingston's next mayor
Vanessa Mensah's campaign is running on accountability and transparency, community well being, and human-centred leadership.
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New Deputy Fire Chief appointed at Kingston Fire and Rescue
Mike Keiley replaces Kevin Donaldson who is now Fire Chief.
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New hydroponic garden in Kingston to grow food for Partners in Mission
Growcer is partnering with the food bank, the City, Modern Niagara, and RBC Foundation on this initiative.
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Ontario police warn distraction thieves use fake kindness to target residents
The OPP advises the public to be cautious when strangers enter personal space and to avoid accepting unsolicited gifts or jewelry.
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Kingston named among world's smartest communities again
Kingston is the only Canadian community to earn a spot on the 2026 Top7 Intelligent Communities list.
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Kingston Memorial Centre could get major makeover under new City and Queen's proposal
Committee to consider next steps for redevelopment that could add a second NHL-sized rink and modern amenities.
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Kingston hospital performs groundbreaking heart procedure for first time
New minimally invasive treatment means patients in southeastern Ontario can access advanced cardiac care closer to home
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New Frontenacs try to make an impression at development camp
The two-day camp saw recent draft picks and last year's rookies take in practice and intra-squad game at the Invista Centre.
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Kingston Giveaway Day returns this Saturday: Here’s how to score free finds
Residents are encouraged to share unwanted household items, reduce waste and help keep reusable goods out of landfills.
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Fish for free this Father’s Day weekend
Licences are not required to fish but anglers must still follow all provincial fishing regulations.
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Walk for Wellness raises more than $16,000 for local mental health support
Annual Resolve Counselling Services fundraiser will help provide more than 150 counselling sessions across Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington.
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Contraband seized at Collins Bay Institution in major security sweep
Earlier this month, staff at Collins Bay Institution seized contraband and unauthorized items during a security search.
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Fire truck pull returns to Kingston with goal of topping $35,000 for epilepsy support
Annual fundraiser challenges teams to pull a 37,000-pound fire truck while raising money for local epilepsy programs
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Expanded NEO clinic opens in Kingston
The renovated facility features 4,000 sq ft of space.
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UPDATE: Taylor Kidd Blvd in Amherstview reopens after collision
The road was closed for several hours as OPP investigated.
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Cataraqui Centre transit upgrade complete as transfer point reopens Saturday
Kingston Transit riders will return to a newly upgraded transfer point featuring improved shelters, lighting and signage.
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Summer watering restrictions now in effect: Here’s when you can water your lawn
Restrictions remain in place until Sept. 15 to help protect Kingston’s water supply and the environment.
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Vehicle rolls over at KHSC parking lot early Wednesday morning
Kingston Police say the driver was responsive and no injuries were reported after the early morning crash.
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Kingston factory open house reveals surprising ‘human business’ approach
SnapCab showcases 25 years of people-first manufacturing with book launch and facility tours in Kingston.
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Catholic school board approves 2026-2027 budget
The trustees passed the budget with more than $221 million in operating expenditures.


