Aryn Strickland
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Aryn Strickland is a multi-media journalist with Global News Kingston. Born in Kingston, Aryn was raised in the United Arab Emirates where she developed a passion for news and covering stories about the world around her.
Aryn has a master’s in Journalism from the University of British Columbia and an English literature degree from the University of Toronto. She has previously worked as a reporter with the Wellington Advertiser, and her byline has appeared in The Guardian, Huffington Post Canada, The Tyee and Vancouver Magazine.
You can reach Aryn by email or on Twitter @ArynStrick.
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Video Archives
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Kingston seeks court order to remove park encampment
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Kingston, Ont. council to vote on launching integrity investigation into councillor’s career firefighter application
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Kingston, Ont. residents walk away frustrated from sewage expansion update
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Kingston Police partner with OPP to promote commercial vehicle safety
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Kingston Police warn homeowners about roofing scam
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Kingston, Ont.’s independent movie theatre runs fundraiser for new projector
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Kingston firefighter recruitment causes controversy
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New blood tests cut down time to monitor advanced breast cancer treatment
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Kingston, Ont. mini-market to raise funds for grandmothers in Africa
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Kingston co-operative worried after building sale
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Explorer gives lecture at Queen’s University
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Kingston, Ont. tenants feeling trapped after landlord stalls on fixing elevator
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Sleeping cabins in Kingston, Ont. move for the summer
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Belleville, Ont. hosts first Homelessness Summit
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Queen’s University brings back REDress art installation
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New cafe teaches skills training to intellectually challenged youth in Kingston
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Kingston, Ont. council to discuss $6.5 million in funding for new addictions, mental health facility
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Nature Conservancy protecting new parcel of land northwest of Kingston, Ont.
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Kingston, Ont. downtown stores host Easter egg hunt
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Author of a new book shares Kingston history through pottery
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Kingston councillor’s firefighter application causes controversyKingston's integrity commissioner may be asked to investigate a vote by a councillor to fast-track the hiring of more career firefighters – a job he himself has applied for.FireJun 1
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Fundraiser hopes to furnish new Athens, Ont. long-term care facilityA fundraiser for an expanded long term care home near Brockville, Ontario kicked off on Wednesday and has already raised a third of the goal.CanadaMay 25
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New resource helps college students find work, overseas study opportunitiesA new work and overseas study centre held a launch party Thursday on the St. Lawrence College, Kingston campus.EducationMay 25
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Kingston, Ont. residents frustrated over halted sewage expansion projectUtilities Kingston provided a briefing on plans to resume infrastructure work along Front Road and King Street, but many residents didn't get the answers they sought.CanadaMay 25
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Kingston, Ont. police warn homeowners about roofing scamPolice say two men knocked on a victim's door in the downtown area last week. They claimed to be employed roofers, advising the homeowner their roof and chimney needed repairs.CrimeMay 23
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Kingston firefighter recruitment causes controversyA group of applicants who failed the practical skills testing portion was given a second chance to retake the exam something the fire chief says was necessary.InvestigationsMay 19
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Queen’s University researchers working on cutting-edge breast cancer researchCancer researchers based out of Queen's University in Kingston, Ont., are hard at work on technology that could monitor the effectiveness of breast cancer treatment.CanadaMay 12
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Plan for Kingston, Ont. downtown conference centre moves aheadKingston council approved city staff to continue working on a plan for a downtown conference centre, which has been in the works for over a decade.EconomyMay 3
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Kingston, Ont. co-operative worried after building saleA co-op that helps adults with developmental disabilities is concerned about the future after the city of Kingston recently purchased its office building.CanadaMay 2
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City of Kingston buying building for stabilization housingThe building will undergo renovations in the coming weeks, with the city expecting the facility to be move-in ready by the end of 2024.CanadaMay 1
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Kingston, Ont. tenants feeling trapped after landlord stalls on fixing elevatorThe city ordered the landlord to fix the elevator by March 31st, but that deadline came and went without repairs. Elderly residents say they feel trapped in their apartments.CanadaApr 20
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Kingston, Ont. sleeping cabins move for the summerAbout a dozen of the cabins have been moved away from Portsmouth Olympic Harbour to the Centre 70 Arena. City of Kingston staff continue to look for a permanent locationCanadaApr 17
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ComiCon returned to Kingston, Ont. on SundayComiCon came back again on Sunday for Kingston comic fans, all while raising money for local food banks.ConsumerApr 17
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Belleville, Ont. hosts first homelessness summitThe day-long meeting looked at practical ways the city can reduce the growing number of unhoused people in the region.CanadaApr 13
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Queen’s University brings back REDress art installationQueen's University is once again marking The National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People with an art installation.CanadaApr 12
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Tenants of four Trenton, Ont. apartment buildings facing ‘renoviction’Most residents have not received a notice yet, but those who have are being told to leave in a few months' time.CanadaApr 10
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New cafe teaches skills training to youth with exceptionalities in KingstonCommUnity Cafe has opened at Centre 70 Arena offering good food with a helping of skills training for the community's intellectually disabled youth.CanadaApr 6
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Kingston, Ont. woman mistakenly donates cat’s ashesA woman preparing for a cross-country move ran into some problems when she accidentally donated her dead cat's ashes to Value Village.CanadaApr 5
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Kingston, Ont. retirement home residents ‘jazz it up’Residents at the Waterford retirement home in Kingston, Ont., were treated to a free jazz performance Tuesday afternoon by the local musicians' union.CanadaApr 5
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Kingston, Ont. could get new addictions, mental health facility for unhousedKingston city council is considering providing $6.5 million in funding for a new addictions and mental health facility to treat the unhoused.CanadaApr 4
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City of Kingston set to move forward with plan to remove unhoused campersThe city of Kingston is set to move forward with it's March 21 plan to remove unhoused campers living around the Integrated Care Hub and Belle Park.CanadaMar 15
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Land preparation on the horizon for battery plant in Loyalist Township, Ont.Anticipation is building in Loyalist Township, where construction of an industrial-scale battery materials plant is set to begin later this year.CanadaMar 13
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Kingston, Ont. working on bringing back passenger flightsPassenger flights out of the Kingston airport have been grounded since December 2022.CanadaMar 8
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New Wolfe Island ferry could cause traffic jams in downtown Kingston, Ont.The MTO's plan to launch the new Wolfe Island Ferry this spring, before the larger dock is complete, which could lead to major traffic jams in downtown Kingston.CanadaMar 8
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CarOne customers facing financial loss could be eligible for compensationThe Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council says customers affected by the CarOne bankruptcy could receive up to $45,000.ConsumerMar 6