Paul Soucy
Digital Reporter (Kingston)
Paul Soucy has been with CKWS-TV/Global Kingston since 2012.
He got his start in news writing for the news website BayToday.ca in North Bay, Ont., and in broadcasting with Rogers radio stations in North Bay.
From there, Paul headed north to Timmins where he spent two years as a reporter with CTV Northern Ontario, before eventually ending up in Kingston.
Paul spent just under two years working in corporate communications before returning to CKWS-TV/Global Kingston in May of 2021.
Having been a Kingstonian for more than 10 years, Paul enjoys the beauty the Limestone City has to offer, as well as the natural beauty in the immediate Kingston region.
If you have a story idea you’d like to send Paul, contact him at paul.soucy@corusent.com.
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Video Archives
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Irish heritage on display for St. Patrick’s parade in Kingston
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Kingston residents welcome prospect of second year-round pool
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The next generation of tradespeople compete at Limestone Skills event
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New documentary pays homage to Kingston’s last video store
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Former fishing harbour demolition threatens migratory bird population in Prince Edward County
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Kingston family still seeks answers after Christmas gifts stolen
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Kingston’s historic student-run radio station faces enrollment crisis
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First responders rescue fishermen from floating ice in Prince Edward County
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Limestone high school students celebrate their love of music
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Belleville receives federal funding for housing conversion project
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Cascades announces closure of both Quinte region facilities
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Eastern Ontario lake tragedy highlights importance of ice safety checks
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Weather moves Kingston’s historic hockey game indoors
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Kingston rare metals company receives $4M in federal funding
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Eastern Ont. man receives Emmy by mail, a year after winning it
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Kingston Colts host rookie-aged winter workout
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Queen’s Dalton Duhart leads OUA hockey in scoring
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Queen’s Gaels rookie leading women’s hockey team in scoring
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Kingston man hopes to bring family back from Ethiopia
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Budgets loom for Eastern Ontario municipalities
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Irish heritage on display for St. Patrick’s parade in KingstonRain couldn't dampen spirits at Kingston's St. Patrick's Day parade, honoring Irish immigrants. Resilience and camaraderie shone despite the weather.CanadaMar 9
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Kingston, Ont., residents welcome prospect of second year-round poolKingston, Ont., is taking steps to tackle its swimming pool shortage. The city is making Culligan Water Park a year-round facility and exploring major future investments.CanadaMar 8
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Next generation of tradespeople compete at Limestone Skills event in KingstonSt. Lawrence College in Kingston hosts skilled trades event, nurturing student talents and career aspirations amidst Reading Week.EducationFeb 29
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New documentary pays tribute to Kingston’s ‘Classic Video’'I Found It at Classic Video' premieres on Thursday at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival with a 7:00 p.m. showing, followed by a 4:00 showing on Friday afternoon.EntertainmentFeb 28
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Fishing harbour demolition threatens bird population in Prince Edward CountyDemolition threatens historic structures and bird habitats at Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area, sparking concerns among conservationists.EnvironmentFeb 27
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Kingston family still seeks answers after Christmas gifts stolenChristmas turns sour for Kingston family as gifts vanish from apartment storage. Landlord's response under scrutiny. Community rallies.CrimeFeb 24
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Kingston’s historic student-run radio station faces enrolment crisisKingston's historic student-run radio station, The Cave, faces an enrolment decline after 28 years, prompting efforts to revitalize interest.EducationFeb 23
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High school students hit every note during Limestone Music CelebrationThe Limestone District School Board hosted its first-ever Limestone Music Celebration, uniting high school musicians, fostering passion beyond classrooms.CanadaFeb 21
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Belleville, Ont. receives federal funding for housing conversion projectBelleville secures $15M federal funding to convert old govt. building into 38 housing units, addressing critical housing shortages.CanadaFeb 15
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Cascades announces closure of both Quinte region facilitiesPaper and packaging company Cascades is closing its Belleville & Quinte West plants, leaving 230 jobless. Officials seek repurposing options for facilities.CanadaFeb 14
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Eastern Ontario lake tragedy highlights importance of ice safety checksTragedy strikes on an Ontario lake as two hikers fall through thin ice, emphasizing the critical need for cautious ice assessment in winter activities.CanadaFeb 13
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Weather moves Kingston’s historic hockey game indoors for only the second timeThe annual historic hockey game at Market Square has been relocated to the Leon's Centre. This marks only the second time in 54 years that the game won't be played outdoors.WeatherFeb 9
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Kingston company receives $4.2M boost for green energy initiativeThe federal government has announced a $4.2 million funding injection for Ucore Rare Metals Inc., a Louisiana-based processing technology company located in Kingston.EconomyFeb 5
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Kingston man hopes to bring family to Canada from EthiopiaHamse Abdi, a refugee turned hardworking student in Kingston, Ont., strives to make the most of his Canadian opportunity, and hopes to reunite with his family from Africa.CanadaJan 13
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Budgets loom for eastern Ontario municipalitiesSome eastern Ontario municipalities are tackling budget hikes for vital services and infrastructure, with some facing a tax increase of up to 17.8 per cent.CanadaJan 10
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Queen’s Gaels share basketball knowledge with next generationAt this week's Kingston Impact Basketball Academy, kids trained with players from the Queen's Gaels, nurturing talent and fostering community sports growth in the city.SportsDec 9, 2023
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City of Kingston hopes to grow population 32% by 2051Kingston's surging construction sites foreshadow a significant 32% population increase projected by 2051, prompting the need for new building endeavors.CanadaDec 5, 2023
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Kingston to explore upgrading aging recreational facilitiesKingston targets Portsmouth Olympic Harbour among sites for innovative upgrades in city's aging building reuse plan and there's a strong push for redevelopment.CanadaDec 4, 2023
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Amazon’s new Belleville facility prepares for busy holiday seasonAmazon's colossal new fulfillment centre in Belleville is gearing up for a bustling holiday season, boasting an impressive infrastructure designed to cater to large-item orders.CanadaNov 23, 2023
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Fundraiser brings $400K to Hospice KingstonThe hospital was the recipient of just over $401,000 raised by the B'nai Brith Lodge 1191 during the organization's 'An Evening With...' event.CanadaNov 21, 2023
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Why a cannabis lobby group is petitioning feds to raise THC levels in ediblesA petition heading to Parliament will ask Health Canada to raise the limit of THC allowed in edibles to 100 milligrams per package from 10 mg.CannabisNov 21, 2023
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Kingston honours veterans on Remembrance Day mindful of current conflictsRow by row they marched towards the Kinston Cenotaph in a Remembrance Day ceremony on the waterfront. Residents reflected on lives lost in wars gone by, and conflict still raging.CanadaNov 11, 2023
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Flawless first leads Frontenacs in win over StingThe Kingston Frontenacs put the pedal to the metal early, propelling themselves to a 5-3 win over the Sarnia Sting Friday night at the Leon's Centre.SportsNov 10, 2023
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Kingston Frontenacs hit the ice as themselves in ‘NHL 24’ video gameIt's a dream for any young person: seeing their name and face in the top hockey video game. Some Kingston residents are living it firsthand.TechNov 10, 2023
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Police identify body found near Smiths Falls, Ont.A mystery is unfolding in Lanark County, north of Smiths Falls. Police there are investigating the death of a man after his body was located Wednesday afternoon.CrimeNov 9, 2023