Corey Hart thrills fans in Kingston with first concert tour in decades
Hart’s cross-country tour takes him to Ottawa and Toronto later this week and will wrap up in Vancouver on June 25. Continue reading
Toronto Raptors fans in Kingston turn out to Market Square for Game 1
“It’s a huge moment, not just for the Raptors but for Canada.” Continue reading
Former Kingston catholic school property converted to affordable housing
Kingston’s mayor cuts the ribbon at new affordable housing apartment building. Continue reading
Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board support workers protest layoffs
Support workers fill a range of positions in the school board, ranging from custodians to educational assistants and youth workers. Continue reading
Kingston mayor pleased province has rolled back retroactive funding cuts
The provincial government changed its mind on retroactive cuts to municipalities. Continue reading
Wolfe Island residents homes are now threatened by high water levels
High waters on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence river now impacting Wolfe Island homes. Continue reading
CaraCo Group of Companies purchases nearly a full block of downtown Kingston
The listed price for the properties was $8.45 million. Continue reading
Belleville prepared to protect drinking water if Lake Ontario water levels rise
If water levels rise another 30 cm, the city will have to take drastic measures to protect the municipality’s drinking water, officials say. Continue reading
City installs roadside bollards to improve cyclist safety
The city is installing bollards along high traffic streets to protect cyclists. Continue reading
Loughborough Lake stocked with 15,000 lake trout
This is the fifth year the Ministry of Natural Resources has stocked the lake, which is incredibly popular with anglers. Continue reading
D-Day 75th anniversary ceremony held at Kingston VIA Rail station
In total, 14 pairs of boots will be transported to Halifax to be part of the D-Day ceremonies there in June. Continue reading
Sheet metal workers return to negotiations with contractor’s association
Kingston’s sheet metal workers have returned to negotiations with the Ontario General Contractor’s Association. Continue reading
Kingston city council delays several projects to find funding for strategic priorities
City council has delayed $57 million worth of projects to free up funding for infrastructure repair and affordable housing. Continue reading
Kingston looks to public to reach 65% waste diversion goal
The City of Kingston is examining ways to reach 65 per cent waste diversion by 2025. Continue reading
Residents along Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River prepare for flooding
Residents along Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River prepare for storm and flooding. Continue reading