Just days after Jack Moon lost his home in a fire, the Gananoque-area man was killed in a multi-vehicle pileup on Highway 401 near Brockville. Continue reading
The city of Belleville, Ont., has named former deputy chief Michael Callaghan as its new Chief of Police. Continue reading
A staff member at Trillium Care Community nursing home has tested positive for COVID-19, according to Sienna Senior Living, the company that runs the home. Continue reading
‘A lot of community work is going into this, but definitely the need is high,’ says Bhavana Varma, president and CEO of United Way KFLA. Continue reading
“Today it feels like the beginning of a journey,” said Hsu, who was a former member of Parliament for the area for four years, from 2011 to 2015. Continue reading
Many Kingston area house hunters are finding it hard to purchase a home, pushing some to make offers with no conditions. Continue reading
“We still want to participate, but it’s got to be a little different this year.” Continue reading
Opponents of IN8’s Capitol Condo project have once again announced they will be appealing the development, after a revised project was approved by council in early October. Continue reading
According to local public health officials, one resident at the retirement residence has tested positive for COVID-19. Continue reading
As of Nov. 1, the building at 661 Montreal St. will become the new integrated care hub for Kingston’s most vulnerable population. Continue reading
Some pharmacists in Kingston say the number of people coming in to get their flu shot has doubled compared to previous years. Continue reading
Now, those who fought successfully against IN8 Development’s 16-storey Capitol condo will have to decide if they’ll appeal the new 12-storey plan. Continue reading
On Sunday, Kingston police received a 911 call from a witness who says they saw a woman who damaged about a dozen vehicles with a hatchet. Continue reading
‘Love is very important but baseball is pretty good too,’ said Doug Haig, quoting Yogi Berra. Continue reading
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected how we celebrate holidays, and fewer people over at Thanksgiving means many households are down-sizing dinner. Continue reading