Darryn Davis
Videographer
Veteran Videographer Darryn Davis has been with CKWS TV since 1995. Prior to his arrival in the Limestone city, Darryn worked for 5 years at MCTV Timmins – part of what is now CTV Northern Ontario. With 20 years experience behind the camera, Darryn is now a key member of CKWS Newswatch’s on-air Videographer corps, in front of the lens where his creative perspective has become a mainstay.
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Video Archives
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Howe Island residents call for a new ferry following on going service interruptions
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Issues with Howe Island ferry leaves residents feeling stranded
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No clear service start for Amherst and Wolfe Island electric ferries
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3 people taken to hospital from homeless encampment with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning
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Maltby Centre lays off more than 20 staff
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Kingston Symphony introduces school children to classical music
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Kingston group calls on council to abandon day time camping ban and focus on geared to income housing
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Belleville Police investigate suspicious package found near Bayshore Trail
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2nd Sydenham Rd. water main break in less than 2 months
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Kingston museums and public library offering March break programming
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Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre launches ‘March Madness’ fundraising event
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Premier visits Belleville with building faster fund money but wait and see on care hub funding
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Kingston council set to vote on $100M pool project
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Belleville council approves special levy to pay for housing, addictions and mental health care hub
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Queen Mary Rd. residents want written guarantees from the city of Kingston about Extendicare property uses
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Humane Society Hastings Prince Edward says abandoned dog is ready for adoption
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7 new military style tents set up in the Kingston Belle Park encampment
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Kingston parking fines to help local food banks in month-long pilot project
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‘We can’t wait’: Belleville says provincial cash for overdose crisis is too low
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Hockey Day in Battersea carries on even with snow squalls in the region
Author Archives
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Emergency planning part of Kingston’s total solar eclipse prep: ‘This is the big one’Officials in Kington, Ont., expect the solar eclipse on April 8 could lead to traffic jams lasting four hours if things go well, or gridlock lasting up to 15 hours if they don't.CanadaMar 22
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Kingston break-in suspects crash truck into 2 homes, flee on foot: PoliceTruck that crashed into two homes had been involved in a break-in at a west end business earlier in the morning, police sayCrimeFeb 13
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Overdose crisis: Belleville calls for help from Ontario governmentBelleville's mayor is calling on the province to help fund a community hub and a detox centre after crews were called to 17 overdoses in just 24 hours on Feb. 6.HealthFeb 12
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‘I don’t see a plan’: Belleville, Ont. and why it declared a social-issue emergencyMayor Neil Ellis says the provincial and federal governments need to come up with a plan to deal with the growing crisis for addiction, overdoses and homelessness.CanadaFeb 9
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Wolfe Island residents frustrated with lack of progress on Wolfe Islander IVIsland resident Jac Pharand is frustrated with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation's communication about when the Wolfe Island IV will come into service.CanadaJan 11
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Belleville Police confirm identity of man stabbed outside local strip clubBelleville police say 23 year old Christian Williams was pronounced dead at hospital following a violent incident on the property of a local strip club on North Front Street.CrimeJan 8
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One man killed, another in hospital following stabbing in BellevilleBelleville police are looking for help from the public in a January 6 stabbing incident. A 23 year old was pronounced and and a 30 year old was taken to hospital in Kingston.CrimeJan 7
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Brockville Mayor responds to local MP, MPP’s open letter: ‘Holiday publicity stunts’Letter follows call for the city to donate an already-leased municipal property for supportive housing.PoliticsJan 5
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Kingston, Ont., family thanks community for support following house fireManny Medeiros is known for his tradition of Christmas lights displays at his home. This year's show is on hold following an April house fire, but the community hasn't forgotten.CanadaDec 22, 2023
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Number of animals in Kingston Humane Society care remains high, but decreasingFor the last two years KHS has had at least 230 animals in their care at any given time, a number that is dropping this December, though it's too early to tell if it's a trend.CanadaDec 14, 2023
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Downtown arena set to become ‘Slush Puppie Place’ pending Council approvalThe 15 year deal with the frozen drink maker would pump $135,000 into the city coffers every year for the length of the contract.CanadaDec 13, 2023
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COVID-19 cases on the rise in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and AddingtonKingston Health Sciences Centre says it is seeing 15 to 20 people daily at Kingston General Hospital with COVID-19 and that getting vaccinations will ease the pressure on KGH.HealthDec 13, 2023
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Community Living Ontario warns services are at risk without increased fundingCommunity Living Ontario CEO Chris Beesley says not for profits serving individuals with intellectual disabilities haven't seen a meaningful funding increase in 30 years.CanadaDec 8, 2023
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Elizabethtown-Kitley council says no to battery energy storage facilityMayor Brant Burrow says the Independent Electrical System Operator process is rushed and didn't allow time for the township to seek an independent expert.TechDec 7, 2023
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Feed Ontario’s hunger report details record demand at food banksPartners in Mission Foodbank has helped 7,400 people over the last year and spent over $550,000 purchasing groceries.CanadaDec 5, 2023
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Petition calls for sidewalk, lighting on 2nd Dug Hill Road following fatal hit and runDiane Lyndon has more than 2,000 signatures on a petition to have a sidewalk and lighting installed of 2nd Dug Hill Road following a fatal hit and run.CanadaDec 4, 2023
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Kingston man faces multiple charges in Napanee Community Centre and garage firesThe OPP have made in arrest in their investigation into fires that burned down the Lennox Agricultural Society's Community Centre in Napanee and a garage in Stone Mills TownshipCrimeNov 4, 2023
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The Isabel Voices are set to begin a new season with more singers and a diverse repertoireFormerly the Kingston Chamber Choir, The Isabel Voices has partnered with the Isabel Bader Centre for the performing arts, adding more singers and a diverse range of music.EntertainmentNov 1, 2023
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Kingston city council declares intimate partner violence an epidemicThe city of Kingston has joined 57 other communities in Ontario declaring intimate partner violence is an epidemic. Council passed the motion unanimously.CanadaOct 18, 2023
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Kingston, Ont. artists partners with artist from ZimbabweChaka Chikodzi and Rhonda Evans, who operates Kingston's Glocca Mora Farms, hope to fill a shipping container with items for Chikodzi's home village of Nhakiwa.CanadaOct 12, 2023
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Ontario public health units exploring voluntary mergersPublic health units are starting initial conversations about voluntarily merging under provincial guidance.HealthOct 5, 2023
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Contracts finalized between Hastings Prince Edward Public Health and striking workersHastings Prince Edward Public Health Workers represented by CUPE and ONA had their contracts finalized at the Hastings Prince Edward Pubic Health Board meeting Wednesday morning.HealthOct 4, 2023
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Ontario employees, employers squeezed amid high cost of living, minimum wage increaseThe Ontario Living Wage Network says the minimum wage increase falls short of meeting the fundamental needs of workers.ConsumerOct 3, 2023
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Shroomyz, a psychedelic mushroom dispensary, opens in KingstonThe store opened in downtown Kingston on September 15. Kingston Police say they are aware of the business but declined to comment further.CanadaSep 26, 2023
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Fire destroys two homes in Kingston’s west endKingston fire officials are still investigating the cause of a blaze on Clover Street on Monday and say damage to the two houses is at least $1.5 million. No one was injured.FireSep 26, 2023