KINGSTON Top 3
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Police say missing Kingston woman could be in Belleville
Jessica was last seen on May 6.
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Tick warning issued as Lyme disease risk rises
Public health is encouraging residents to protect themselves as the region is considered a high-risk area for ticks carrying Lyme disease, Anaplasmosis and Babesiosis.
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Kingston retirement home and transportation service teaming up for Nurses Week
Aspira and Hulpr are going to be delivering lunches to nurses in hospitals.
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Kingston earns major national recognition for homelessness response system
City and United Way KFL&A praised for meeting federal homelessness targets ahead of deadline.
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Presentation gave glimpse of rare shipwreck at the bottom of Lake Ontario
Divers were initially looking for another ship when they found something different.
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New ferry tracking tool lets Wolfe Island and Glenora riders see boats live
Ontario 511 launches real-time ferry tracking feature to help travellers plan ahead.
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Kingston Police warn homeowners about driveway paving scams as summer approaches
Residents urged to avoid upfront cash payments and high-pressure contractors.
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Kingston transit advocate earns spot at prestigious national leadership conference
Dan Hendry recognized for growing youth transit movement spreading across Canada.
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Kingston’s 9-1-1 system just got a major upgrade
New NG9-1-1 technology aims to improve emergency response times and reliability in Kingston.
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UPDATE: Kingston police ask for help finding missing 69-year-old man
Kingston Police say Reginald was located safe.
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McHappy Day raises more than $72,000 in Kingston and Gananoque
Proceeds go to Ronald McDonald House Ottawa and YMCA Kids' Camps
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UPDATE: Kingston Police searching for missing man Portsmouth area
Kingston Police say that Quentin has been safely located.
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Robotics to strawberries on display at Slush Puppie Place for Science Rendezvous
Queen's is hosting the annual event which is in its 15th year.
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Mental Health Week: Norma Murray of Whole Body Awareness in Kingston
Norma has been in the business for over 35 years and says just simply talking to someone can help in many ways.
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Suspect being sought in overnight downtown Kingston break-ins
Investigators say cash was stolen from two stores on Bagot St.
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Youth charged with murder in death of three people in Brockville
Police described the investigation as sensitive and complex.
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Napanee woman looking for daughter's lost medical helmet in Kingston
Nicole Wattam and her daughter was leaving Hotel Dieu Hospital after a doctor's appointment when a specially-designed helmet went missing.
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UPDATE: County Road 38 closed near Harrowsmith for collision investigation
OPP say one person is dead in a head-on collision.
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Rural funding boost could bring big events to Kingston’s countryside
Expanded program offers up to $5,000 for six community projects in 2026.
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Mental Health Week: Karen Livicker of Maltby Centre in Kingston
The Director of Clinical Services discusses some of the techniques used with mental health patients and how treatments have evolved over time.
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OPP investigating inmate death at Millhaven Institution
Investigators say a 28-year-old died after an incident involving inmates.
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Kingston Baseball Association President thrilled to be first recipient of Garry McColman volunteer award
Tori Boshart say she owes her success to the people who help run the games and tournaments.
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Highway of Heroes tribute planned for fallen OPP officer
A funeral for OPP Sgt Brandon Malcolm is being held today in Cobourg.
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Community Living Kingston and District welcomes community to their new office
They held their CLKD Connects event at their Princess St office on Tuesday.
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Watch out for grandparent scam: Kingston Police
Investigators say a resident is out $5,500 after receiving a call from someone claiming to be their grandchild.
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Mental Health Week: Vinay Singh of BrainStim Health in Kingston
The CEO talks about use of AI and the business side of mental health.
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Red Dress Day gathering in Bay of Quinte calls for justice and awareness
Red Dress Day raises awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people.
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Four Kingston residents recognized for their support in Catholic education
ALCDSB announced the winners of the 2026 Catholic Education Week Awards.
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Rising water levels prompt Cataraqui Conservation to issue shoreline advisory
No wide-spread flooding is expected but residents are urged to monitor conditions.
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Nomination period opens for those running for Kingston City Council, school boards
Potential candidates have until August 21 to file nomination papers, 6 of the 13 sitting City Council members are seeking re-election.
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Kingston residents invited to shape the future of how the city moves
Public open house will gather feedback on long-term transportation plans tied to growth.
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Mental Health Week: Tracy Robert from the Ontario Hockey League
The Manager of Culture and Community with the OHL talks about how players opening up about their mental health is influencing fans to do the same.
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Public Health warns of gastrointestinal illness spreading in Kingston area
Symptoms include diarrhea, nausea, stomach cramps, fever, and fatigue.
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Seeley's Bay bus company to drive residents to Kingston for grocery shopping
Robert Hogan Bus Lines is organizing the trip after a fire forced the only grocery store in town to close.
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Kingston-area McDonald's preparing for McHappy Day
10 percent of food and beverage purchases sold on Wednesday will go to Ronald McDonald House and YMCA Kid's Camps.
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South Frontenac to battle weeds along area roads
The Township is working with a weed control company in a summer-long project.
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Kingston asks residents to help shape housing future with new survey
Public input will guide next 10-year housing and homelessness plan.
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Mental Health Week: Jenn Bossio of Tri Health Clinic in Kingston
The 2025 Business Person of Year opens up about taking care of the mental health of her patients, her employees, and herself.
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Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame a big honour says Tragically Hip guitarist
Paul Langois talks about the band's success and influence on Canadian music.
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Faculty layoffs and program cuts raise concerns at St. Lawrence College
The cuts affect campuses in Kingston, Brockville and Cornwall.
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Youth charged after death of another youth in Bath investigation
Charges include criminal harassment, indignity to a dead body, and two counts of indecent communication.
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Power back on after overnight power outage in Kingston's west end
The cause was equipment failure in an area serviced by Hydro One.
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Napanee to host Battle of the Atlantic parade for first time
A parade and commemorative service will take place this Sunday to honour the roughly 4,600 Canadians who lost their lives in the longest battle of the Second World War.
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More charges filed against Ottawa police officer in Kingston investigation
Additional firearm-related charges laid following off-duty investigation.
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Kingston transit review extended after strong public response sparks changes
City pushes survey deadline and reschedules meeting to address community feedback.
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Greater Napanee council rejects high-speed rail plan
Council was unanimous in opposition but split as to whether to support alternate measures.
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OPP plans procession for Sgt. Brandon Malcolm
Malcolm died in a motorcycle crash on Hwy. 401 Monday night.
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New book by Kingston businessman shows how to sell a business
The Maple Leaf Entrepreneur’s Guide to Selling Your Business is a best-seller on Amazon.
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Click before you dig or risk disaster this spring, experts warn
Free utility locates are required by law as digging season ramps up across Ontario.
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Kingston relaunches Better Homes program to support energy-efficient upgrades
Applications open May 4 with loans, rebates and energy coaching available for homeowners.
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United Way KFL&A names new chair after $4.1M campaign success
Krista Wells Pearce takes over from Leanna O'Mara as campaign chair.
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National challenge inspires next generation of artists
Canadian Art Inspiration Student Challenge is a big chance for students to get their ideas and works to a broader audience.
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UPDATE: Kingston Police looking for missing youth in Rideau Heights
15-year-old Peyton was last seen on Weller Ave Tuesday heading to Curtis Cres.
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Gaels football players shine in CFL draft
Henning went 2nd overall to the Argos, Elks take Pace while Kpehe heads to Calgary.
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St. Lawrence corridor could turn the page on spring as warmer summer signals emerge
Meteorologist David Phillips says people in Kingston and along Eastern Ontario can expected a more warmer-than-normal season.
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UPDATE: Pedestrians struck by projectiles from air rifle in moving vehicle: Kingston Police
Investigators are looking into a pair of incidents in the Russell-Patrick and Park-Palace areas.
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Ontario mourns after OPP officer killed in line of duty
Sergeant Brandon Malcolm died while on duty Monday in Cobourg.
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Closing the Gap: HPV Awareness Push Targets Men
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UPDATE: Kingston Police search for missing 34-year-old man
Police say Charles has been located safe.
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RND kitchen reopens for Kingston's Food Sharing Project lunch program
The new food sharing hub will help prepare meals for up top 1,500 students a week.
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Online autism program at St. Lawrence College opens doors for students anywhere
New fully online graduate certificate aims to expand access to in-demand behavioural science training.
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Fatal crash shuts down Bath Road overnight


