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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Kingston, Ont. historian says Rota backlash blown out of proportion
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Sleeping cabins on the move as permanent home remains undecided
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Kingston Police flirt with budget deficit as end-of-year approaches
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Kingston Baseball Association launches girls program
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Hieroglyphics at Bon Echo Provincial Park vandalised
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Kingston group off to Invictus Games
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Brockville residents concerned over proposed boarding house
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Support varies among Leeds-Grenville residents as MPP Clark resigns
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Latest CORK event a warm up for 2026 world championships
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Kingston’s Tye Kartye looking to build on early career success with Seattle Kraken
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Former NHLers take part in Gord Brown Memorial Golf Tournament
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Queen’s Gaels Women’s Soccer team hopes to earn spot at Nationals despite being tournament host
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Youngsters learning the ins and outs of sailing in Kingston, Ont.
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Kingston teen off to BMX World Championships
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Kingston sailor headed to U21 World Championships this fall
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Kingston’s racquet centre opens
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9-year-old rubbing elbows with veteran lawn bowlers
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NCAA basketball star, Aaliyah Edwards to host basketball camp in hometown of Kingston, Ont.
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Young Kingston, Ont. basketball players hone their skills at Kingston Impact summer camp
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Central Canadian Pickleball Championships come to Kingston
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Kingston, Ont. historian says Galacia Division members weren’t war criminalsThere are conflicting opinions about whether the army unit linked to a World War 2 veteran who caused a scandal by being invited to parliament was fighting for the Nazis.Canada10 hours
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Kingston, Ont. sleeping cabins to move as permanent location still undecidedSince their inception back in 2020, the cabins have alternated between two sites, with the promise of a permanent location coming each spring.CanadaSep 26
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Picket line grows at Hastings Prince Edward Public Health as CUPE members join strikeCUPE-represented health unit employees joined them ONA health unit nurses on the picket lines after rejecting the health unit's latest contract offer.CanadaSep 22
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Kingston, Ont. hospital gets region’s first PET-CT scannerKingston Health Sciences Centre has it revealed it has secured southeastern Ontario's first positron emission tomography (PET-CT) scanner.HealthSep 20
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Kingston Baseball Association launches girls’ programThe Kingston Baseball Association is already looking ahead to next summer — when it expects to field its first-ever girls' teams in competitive tournaments.SportsSep 19
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Kingston Police likely to go over budget by year’s endThe police force says unforeseen costs like overtime to police the University District are contributing to the increase in spending.PoliticsSep 19
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Proposed boarding house worries some Brockville residentsMirabel Property Management is hoping to turn a former fur depot into a boarding house for transient residents, but according to those who live in the area, it's not a good mix.PoliticsSep 6
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Support varies among Leeds-Grenville residents as Steve Clark resigns from cabinetA lifetime of politics could be completely undone as Clark deals with the aftermath of the Greenbelt scandal, over which he resigned on the weekend.PoliticsSep 5
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Latest CORK event a dry-run for 2026 world championshipsSummer sailing in Kingston is starting to wrap up but before it does, the city is hosting the international-14 north american championships this weekend.SportsAug 18
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Kingston’s Tye Kartye looks to build on early success with NHL’s Seattle KrakenIt reads like a Hollywood script: from an un-drafted rookie to American League rookie of the year. Kingston's Tye Kartye's first year as a pro couldn't have gone any better.SportsAug 18
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Former NHLers highlight Gord Brown Memorial Golf TournamentThe Gord Brown Memorial Golf Tournament took place at Smuggler's Glen near Gananoque Wednesday and attracted plenty of competitors and some special guests.CanadaAug 17
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Queen’s women’s soccer team hopes to earn spot at U-Sports nationals, despite hostingThis season they're guaranteed a spot in the U-Sports nationals as the tournament host, but that doesn't mean they'll rest on their laurels.SportsAug 4
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Youngsters learning ins and outs of sailing in Kingston, Ont.The green fleet clinic put on by CORK and the Kingston Yacht Club teaches kids as young as 7 years old the ins and outs of sailing.SportsAug 4
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Belleville girl hopes lawn bowling can catch on with her peersMinor hockey, baseball, football and basketball are all in demand around these parts. But what about minor or youth lawn bowling?SportsAug 4
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Kingston teen off to BMX World ChampionshipsAt only 17 years old, Andrew Colling has represented Ontario and now he's off to the world championships wearing the maple leaf.SportsAug 4
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Kingston sailor headed to U21 world championships this fallKingston's James Fair continues to make waves. The talented sailor is off to Morocco and the U21 world championships.CanadaAug 4
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NCAA basketball star Aaliyah Edwards to host basketball camp in hometown of Kingston, Ont.Kingston's Aaliyah Edwards is taking time from her busy schedule by offering a basketball camp at her former high school this Saturday at Frontenac Secondary School.SportsJul 17
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Young basketball players hone their skills at Kingston Impact summer campKids are learning the core skills of the game at a Kingston Impact summer camp. But that's not all. They're making new friends on the court, too.SportsJul 14
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Kingston hosting Central Canadian Pickleball ChampionshipsMore than two hundred players have come to the Kingston pickleball club to participate in the event, hoping to make it to next summer's national tournament.SportsJul 13
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Kingston Sharks don new uniforms ahead of first playoff gameThey're not wearing the gold and blue hand-me-down jerseys they've had all year. Instead, they're sporting their very own colours.SportsJul 7
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Kingston, Ont. hockey camp aims to help young women reach the next levelSome former Kingstonians have come home for the summer from their USports and NCAA hockey teams to teach the next generation of women's hockey players from the Limestone City.SportsJul 6
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Kingston’s first women’s tackle football team leaving everything on the fieldFootball and Kingston go hand in hand, whether it's youth, junior or senior rep, high school or university — and now you can add the OWFL to that list.SportsJun 30
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Meet Aaliyah Edwards. She is striving to be Canada’s next WNBA starAaliyah Edwards is one of the best in NCAA women's basketball, and now the Kingston, Ont. native is hoping to reach the next level by playing in the WNBA.SportsMay 24
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Kingston student-athletes compete in high school track meetCoaches and athletes from 13 different Kingston area schools participated in the city's biggest track meet.SportsMay 18
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OPP identify human remains found in Lake Ontario near AmherstviewPolice in Lennox and Addington County say they have identified the human remains found in a car that had been submerged for 'many years.'CanadaMay 17