
Fawwaz Muhammad-Yusuf
Fawwaz Muhammad-Yusuf joins Global Kingston after graduating from the TV Broadcasting program at Algonquin College in Ottawa. When not at work Fawwaz is an avid Toronto Raptors fan.
To contact Fawwaz, send him an email at fawwaz.muhammad-yusuf@corusent.com.
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Video Archives
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Kingston business allowing people to get winter ready from home
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Kingston church reinvents itself with federal cash
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Family doctors becoming harder to find
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Bus operators are being driven to quit due to abuse
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Loyalist college suspends journalism programs
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Halloween celebrations in and around Kingston
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Rising cost of living putting unprecedented pressure on food banks
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Sharbot Lake teacher wins Gilles Gagnier award for going above and beyond
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New Queen’s research facility offers undergrads more than just hands on experience
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Flu and COVID vaccines become available as winter approaches
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Battersea Pumkin Festival celebrates 29 years
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Mini apartments hope to help with housing crisis
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With no permanent location in sight sleeping cabins return to harbour
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Kingston artist looking to rebuild life after fleeing war torn country
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Kingston Fall Fair Returns for 191st edition
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Fencing Complaints
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Back to School Anticipation
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Breakwater closed
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Limestone City Car Classic Fixed
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Limestone City Car Classic
Author Archives
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Memo details massive cuts to Queen’s University’s Arts and Science budgetA memo from the Faculty of Arts & Science Dean details plan's to eliminate a $30M deficit over the next two budget years. Austerity measures include a hiring freeze.EducationNov 27
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Questions remain as sleeping cabins program comes to an endQuestions remain after Kingston city council voted in favour of ending funding for the sleeping cabins program in the spring of 2024CanadaNov 14
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Kingston bus operators are being driven to quit due to abuse: union'A lot of our members don't feel backed up by management when these actions happen and no one wants to put up with that kind of abuse every day.'CanadaNov 8
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Loyalist College suspends journalism programs indefinitelyCiting declining registration numbers, Loyalist College has suspended both the photo journalism and journalism communications programs.CanadaNov 6
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Fall time change can lead to sleep disturbances: Queen’s professorDespite what appears to be an hour gained, a Queen's professor says the downsides of the fall time change outweigh the positives.CanadaNov 6
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Volunteers gather in Kingston to honour fallen soldiersVolunteers gathered at Kingston's Cataraqui cemetery to honour the almost 2,000 fallen soldiers resting on its grounds.CanadaNov 3
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Rising cost of living putting unprecedented pressure on Canadian food banksThe rising cost of living across the country has left food banks with more users and fewer donationsCanadaOct 25
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Bulk water price increase hanging rural Kingston residents out to dryUtilities Kingston announced the price of purchasing bulk water will be increasing by over 60% at the start of the new yearCanadaOct 25
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Sharbot Lake teacher wins Gilles Gagnier award for going above and beyondA high-school teachers hands on geography program won them an award from the Royal Canadian Geographic SocietyCanadaOct 24
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Flu and COVID vaccines become available as winter approachesFlu and COVID-19 vaccines are rolling out to high risk individuals like seniors and young children. The general public will be able to get vaccinated starting October 30.HealthOct 18
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City of Kingston redeveloping Frontenac Mall into housingAs part of a 25-year plan, the city of Kingston will be developing over 2,000 apartment units at the current location of the Frontenac Mall.CanadaOct 13
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Habitat for Humanity unveils new tiny homes for KingstonThe Kingston chapter of Habitat for Humanity unveiled its latest effort to combat the housing shortage facing Kingstonians in the form of a number of tiny homes.CanadaOct 12
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With no permanent location in sight, sleeping cabins return to Portsmouth Olympic HarbourAs the search for a permanent location for the sleeping cabins continues, they return to Portsmouth Olympic Harbour for the winter season.CanadaOct 4
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Kingston artist looks to rebuild life after fleeing war torn IraqA newcomer to Kingston fled to Canada from the conflict in Iraq and is trying to pull his life together through his art.CanadaSep 22
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Kingston police charge individual with numerous weapons-related offencesKingston Police say a 26-year-old local is facing multiple charges relating to firearm possession and dangerous driving.CrimeSep 18
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Search continues in Kingston for Lemoine Point vandalKingston police are continuing their search for an individual they say has caused around $5,000 worth of damage to multiple parks across the city.CrimeSep 18
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Breakwater Park regulars mixed about weekend closureRegulars to Kingston's Breakwater park voiced their opinions about the recent decision to keep the park closed during the evenings this coming weekend.CanadaSep 8
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Over 300 cars displayed in Kingston to help raise money for cancer researchOver 300 cars packed the Kingston Memorial Centre for the annual Limestone city car classic, an event that raises money for cancer research.EntertainmentSep 4
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Over 200 family members and friends say goodbye to longtime Kingston political figureOver two hundred friends and family members attended a private funeral for longtime political advisor Hugh Segal.CanadaAug 22
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Kingston’s Queen Street closure extended due to unexpected developmentThe section of Queen street between Montreal and Sydenham will remain closed a little longer than planned due to ongoing construction.CanadaAug 18
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Surprise test run has passengers feeling optimistic about Wolfe Islander IVA surprise test run of the long delayed Wolfe Islander IV left passengers impressed and optimistic about the prospect of the ferry coming into service..CanadaAug 16
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Crawford Wharf hosts Kingston visit by 102-year-old Royal Canadian Navy shipHMCS Oriole makes a stop in Kingston as part of the annual great lakes deployment. The two masted ship is the oldest and longest serving ship in the Royal Canadian Navy.CanadaAug 15
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Federal funding application denial a setback for Kingston, Ont. youth hubHome Base Housings plans for a youth hub has taken a hit after $14M federal rapid housing initiative program denies the application.CanadaAug 14
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Former Startek building may have to be torn down, says ownerThe building in Kingston's east end has stood empty since 2020. Building owner Frank Casamatta says the building will be demolished if he can't find a tenant by October.EconomyAug 14
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Titanic-era steamship, S.S. Keewatin, expected to arrive in Kingston this fallNine lifeboats from the S.S. Keewatin are now on display at the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes. The steamship is expected to arrive at the museum this fall.CanadaAug 10