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Community Living Ontario warns services are at risk without increased funding -
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Elizabethtown-Kitley council says no to battery energy storage facility -
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Feed Ontario’s Hunger Report details record demand at foodbanks -
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Petition calls for sidewalk & lighting on 2nd Dug Hill Rd. following fatal hit and run -
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Safety & security, a hot button issue in downtown Kingston -
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Napanee council votes to support 4 energy projects including the Napanee Generating Station expansion -
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Faculty of Arts & Science memo details plans to eliminate $30M deficit -
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Vanier Cup gives Kingston tourism a boost -
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New Kingston community standards leads to new duties for municipal by-law officers -
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KHSC medicine unit under investigation following concerns raised by registered nurses -
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16th Prime Minister Joe Clark receives Queen’s University honorary degree -
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Frontenac County council hears from delegation calling for paramedic service to return to Wolfe Island -
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Food Basics in the Frontenac Mall set to change locations in May 2024 -
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Great Lakes Museum preparing SS Keewatin for 2024 season -
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Pascan Aviation report no plans to return to Kingston airport at this time -
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Kingston city council set to decide the fate of the sleeping cabins pilot project -
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Kingston man facing multiple charges in Napanee Community Centre and garage fires -
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Queen’s University named in $15M class action alleging the post secondary institution isn’t doing enough to prevent anti-Semitism -
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The Isabel Voices are set to begin the 2023/24 season with more singers and a diverse repertoire -
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Kingston city council declares intimate partner violence an epidemic
Author Archives
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Queen’s University opens office of Indigenous Health, outdoor gathering spaceThe Indigenous Health office and the Indigenous Outdoor Gathering Space are steps by the university to advance the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's call to action.CanadaSep 19
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Constituent support for Steve Clark remains despite Greenbelt land swapSome Brockville, Ont., residents are giving Clark the benefit of the doubt in the Greenbelt land swap scandal.CanadaAug 31
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COVID-19 cases are starting to rise as students return to schoolFor students returning to school, more transmissible EG5 and EG5.1 variants and lower vaccination booster rates are all expected to play a role in higher COVID-19 infectionsCanadaAug 29
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Veterans transitional housing expected to be completed by year’s endNot for profit, Homes for Heroes says the veterans village in Kingston will provide transitional housing for 20 veterans at a time.CanadaAug 24
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Hastings Prince Edward Public Health nurses set to go on strikeHastings Prince Edward Public Health is advising the public that it's nursing staff are set to go on strike Monday August 21. HPEPH says all it's offices will remain open.CanadaAug 18
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Quinte Conservation warns of high water flows in water safety statementQuinte Conservation issues a water safety statement warning of high water flowsEnvironmentAug 18
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Kingston Humane society overrun with animals and facing rising costsThe Kingston Humane Society is desperately looking for volunteers and donations. The Humane Society's Exec. Dir. says the organization has been over capacity for more than a year.CanadaAug 17
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Kingston Police seek public’s help in off-road vehicle theftKingston Police are seeking public assistance in helping them find two suspects in the theft of a utility task vehicle from a business in the city's west end.CrimeAug 17
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Wolfe Islander IV carries vehicles, passengers on first test runThe Wolfe Islander IV has completed a test run from Kingston to Wolfe Island. The trip included taking on vehicles and passengers from the mainland.CanadaAug 15
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Battersea, Ont. man wins $50k on instant scratch ticketBattersea, Ont. resident wins $50,000 on a Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation scratch card. The winner says he plans to fix his boat and save the rest of his winnings.CanadaAug 15
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Special mass held for St. Mary’s Cathedral 175th consecration anniversarySt. Mary's Cathedral was built over a span of five years starting in 1843. Closing out the celebrations, Archbishop Mulhall blessed a new shrine next to the cathedral.CanadaAug 15
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Prince Edward County OPP credits community with helping find lost childOntario Provincial Police credit public assistance in finding a lost child over the weekend at Sandbanks Provincial Park. The child was last seen in the water before being found.CanadaAug 9
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