Paul Soucy

Digital Reporter (Kingston)

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• Kingston city councillors call for review of advisory committees

  Kingston councillors propose reviewing advisory committees to ensure meaningful contributions and efficiency, with a focus on adapting to post-COVID needs.

  Canada

  Dec 19
• Queen’s Family Health Team awarded $100K grant to connect patients to primary care

  Queen’s Family Health Team awarded $100,000 grant by Kingston to connect 1,200 patients to primary care, boosting access and reducing unattached patient numbers citywide.

  Health

  Dec 19
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• Kingston Transit to offer enhanced service starting January 2025

  Kingston Transit expands service with more frequent trips starting Jan. 6. Updates include late-night routes, extended hours, and 15-minute service on key routes.

  Canada

  Dec 19
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• Ontario government takes over Thousand Islands Parkway maintenance

  Ontario assumes maintenance of Thousand Islands Parkway, easing costs for the SLPC. Improvements to Highway 401 and parks aim to boost tourism and safety.

  Canada

  Dec 19
• Cinderella Pantomime brings holiday cheer to Odessa

  Cinderella brings holiday magic to Odessa as Torrent Productions transforms Emmanuel United Church into a stage for a fresh take on the classic pantomime.

  Entertainment

  Dec 18
• Ontario government to expand Quinte Detention Centre

  Ontario announces a Quinte Detention Centre expansion, adding 66 beds and programming space to boost capacity and modernize Ontario’s correctional system.

  Canada

  Dec 18
• Kingston crossing guard earns national recognition

  Clayton Ross, a crossing guard at St. Paul Catholic School, wins national recognition for his dedication, creating safety and meaningful connections in Kingston.

  Education

  Dec 18
• 74-year-old Kingston man arrested after senior victims defrauded of $150,000

  Kingston police say a man had convinced victims to loan him money under false pretenses and five older victims were defrauded of $150,000.

  Crime

  Dec 18
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• Queen’s University workers overwhelmingly vote in favour of strike

  Queen’s University workers have overwhelmingly backed strike action. CUPE locals cite low wages, staffing shortages and rising costs ahead of potential job action in 2025.

  Education

  Dec 18
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• Man arrested for human trafficking linked to Kingston investigation

  Scarborough man arrested in Kingston-linked human trafficking case. Police urge potential victims to come forward. Investigation reveals crimes across Ontario.

  Canada

  Dec 11
• Loyalist College reverses controversial holiday residence fee after student backlash

  Loyalist College reverses a $20/day holiday residence fee after backlash from students, including criticism from Sam Priems, who called the policy unfair and impractical.

  Education

  Dec 5
• $1M donation made to KHSC to advance genomics, personalized medicine

  Kingston donors Jay and Kendal Patry invest $1M to establish KHSC’s first Clinical Chair in Genomics, advancing personalized medicine and local healthcare innovation.

  Canada

  Dec 5
• OPP recovers stolen firearms, Prescott man faces 30 charges

  OPP recovers stolen firearms, ammo, and stolen items in Prescott. Matthew Beaton, 40, faces 30 charges. Investigation ongoing. Bail hearing held Dec. 4.

  Crime

  Dec 5
• Kingston Police seek public’s help in identifying person of interest

  Kingston Police seek help identifying a man linked to a break-and-enter and fire in the north end.

  Crime

  Dec 5
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• Kingston aims to become a film industry hub with $20M studio project

  Kingston plans a $20M film studio in its east end, aiming to boost the local economy, create jobs, and attract productions, with construction starting spring 2025.

  Canada

  Dec 5
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• St. Lawrence College unveils specialty nursing lab thanks to $400K donation

  St. Lawrence College unveils a $400K specialty nursing lab to tackle Ontario’s nurse shortage, offering hands-on training for students starting January 2025.

  Canada

  Dec 5
• Bayridge Secondary esports team prepares for National Rocket League Championships

  Bayridge Secondary School’s Rocket League team heads to the national stage, blending gaming with teamwork and leadership development.

  Tech

  Nov 27
• Belleville’s Jack Miller celebrates 50 years in sports broadcasting

  Jack Miller marks 50 years in sports broadcasting, with more than 3,000 games called and a lasting legacy in the Ontario sports scene.

  Sports

  Nov 27
• St. Lawrence College volleyball teams join OCAA as varsity programs

  St. Lawrence College volleyball steps up to OCAA varsity play for the first time in decades. What does this means for students and the Kingston community?

  Sports

  Nov 27
• OPP lays weapons and theft charges in Stone Mills Township

  OPP seizes weapons and lays multiple theft charges in Stone Mills.

  Crime

  Nov 27
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• Kingston police investigate extensive damage at former KCVI site

  Police are investigating major vandalism at Kingston’s former KCVI site. Extensive flooding and damage were discovered.

  Crime

  Nov 27
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• Kingston’s radar speed cameras making impact in school zones

  Kingston’s speed cameras are making an impact in school zones, with compliance rates doubling in some areas. Find out how the city is addressing safety.

  Canada

  Nov 26
• Belleville police search for suspect in connection with fireworks incident

  Belleville Police are looking for a suspect after an incident involving fireworks was reported within the city, asking for the public's assistance.

  Crime

  Nov 26
• OPP on the lookout for repeat offender wanted on Canada-wide warrant

  The repeat offender parole enforcement (ROPE) squad is seeking public assistance to locate Ivan Belknap, 53, wanted on a Canada-wide warrant.

  Crime

  Nov 26
• Vehicle access restricted at KGH main entrance for paving work

  Vehicle access at KGH’s main entrance will be restricted Nov. 27 for paving work. Learn about alternative routes and parking options to plan your visit.

  Canada

  Nov 25