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The City is honouring the legendary Canadian band with a three-day celebration starting Thursday.

Around 35,000 will be attending one of the two post-secondary schools in Kingston.

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.

C John Bermingham helped start CKLC and CFLY radio stations in the 1950s.

One of the drivers was from Kingston.

New research highlights growing deficits, rising costs and staffing pressures at Kingston hospitals.

Willem Sagriff will run 100 kms at the track at Point Municipal Park in Sydenham on October 3.

No one was hurt after a vehicle collided with several parked cars on Johnson St Friday night.

The comment comes as businesses continue to be impacted by the construction along Princess St.

The driver was known to police and was under court orders not to be in Gananoque.

Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre is reminding drivers to stay alert, slow down and know what to do when they spot wildlife.

All four leadership hopefuls will be in North Grenville to discuss issues in rural ridings.

KEDCO hosted a networking event at Fractal Workplace on Thursday.

Deadline to file nomination papers with the Clerk's office is 2pm one week from Friday.

The toy store had their shop made into a Ravensburger puzzle based on artwork by Kingston’s Monika Rosen.

Local group says new volunteers can help provide outdoor experiences, leadership skills and more for youth.

Kendra Sherbert went missing Wednesday.

Less than one-third of eligible voters in Ontario participated in the 2022 municipal elections according to AMO.

City Council voted to defer a motion to approve until the concerns are addressed.

Organization serves 10 municipalities and is working toward expanding its space as demand continues.

Local students complete Summer Company program with business pitches, mentorship and startup support.

Books exploring queerness, migration and belonging are being donated to libraries in Kingston, Napanee and Amherstview.

More buses being added to serve new pool in Amherstview, Queen's University, and St. Lawrence College.

Daniel B won $350,000 after buying the winning Super Massive Multiplier ticket at Lasalle Express.

The group are kayaking along the Rideau River between Kingston and Ottawa.

Activities run throughout the week, including a meet-and-greets, a Dark Sky tour, a paddle and more!

The men's team defeated Railway City FC on Sunday in the promotions match.

14-year-old Klaira was last seen in the Wright Cres. area on Saturday.

Residents can put unwanted items to the curb where people can take them home for free.

A 24-year-old man from Bowmanville is facing charges.

This year's event happens Sept. 5 on the grounds of the Memorial Centre.

The women are preparing to head to France for the International Breast Cancer Participatory Dragon Boat Festival.

The Coalition for Better Rail believes the plan may not attract enough passengers to justify its price tag.

Matt McQuillan passed away last Wednesday at the age of 45.

New game from Queen’s McDonald Institute aims to make science more relatable for students in Grades 8 to 10.

After the old pool reached the end of its life, council began planning for a new facility

Klaira was seen Saturday afternoon in the Wright Cres area.

Correctional Service of Canada says heritage rules could affect future plans for the King Street West site

New terminal building at the Kingston dock will open Aug. 10

Personal experience inspires local advocate to raise awareness about the misunderstood autoimmune condition

Partnership with the Ministry of Transportation focuses on education, compliance and prevention

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.

University Hospitals Kingston Foundation will visit neighbourhoods across the city to recruit monthly donors supporting local hospitals.

For a 5th straight year Gananoque's Bi-lingual Music event, Le Festiviles was once again a hit across the Town last week.

It is the 10th year of the event which raises funds and awareness of PTSD.

Police seized 1,300 morphine pills worth over $12K.

Applications are being accepted for the program.

Why Ontario leads Canada in tornadoes, according to Environment Canada.

A developer is proposing to build more than 170 units on a lot on Centennial Dr.

Grassland restoration project will target shrinking habitat for Bobolink and Eastern Meadowlark.

OPP say there could be more victims as the investigation continues.

Terry Douglas Kennedy has been granted another six months, he is serving a sentence in the murder of in 1991.

The July 9 incident affected internet access, email service and a variety of online systems used by students, faculty and staff.

The disagreement includes staff transfers, reassignments and layoffs when positions are eliminated.

Several road closures, lane reductions and paving projects are expected.

New Business Licensing Bylaw outlines which businesses need licenses and what they must pay.

The Kingston & Area Association of Museums, Art Galleries and Historic Sites, is seeking community volunteers to serve as jurors during the upcoming peer-review process.

OPP and RCMP were out patrolling the waters when they detected an object floating out in the middle of the lake.

Investigators say a recent variation of the scam instructs victims to visit their bank and withdraw money before purchasing gift cards from local retailers while remaining on the phone with the caller, who continues to pose as a bank employee.

Dr. Allan Drummond believes the early months of the pandemic changed how many front-line health-care workers viewed their profession.