The eastbound lanes on the 401 were blocked for several hours this morning near Napanee following two separate transport truck collisions that occurred within metres of each other. Continue reading →

Kingston’s first annual Corks & Forks international wine festival featured seminars, workshops and wine tasting events and ended with a grand tasting brunch. Continue reading →

The Canadian Cancer Society is in the process of building a wig room that will allow women and children with cancer to pick up wigs free of cost. Continue reading →

Queen’s University has opened Mitchell Hall, its newly-renovated facility on campus. Continue reading →

The Ontario Trillium Foundation presented a $399,200 grant to Youth Diversion. Continue reading →

There was lots of excitement and cheering at the Grand Theatre, as Grade 4 students from Kingston and area settled in to watch the Kingston Symphony perform. Continue reading →

The first stage of construction for the new Amherst Island Ferry has begun. Continue reading →

“If we take these services away now, then we’re going to have adults that are more reliant on our services,” said protester Amber Potter outside Kingston’s city hall. Continue reading →

Kingston and the Island’s MPP, Ian Arthur organized a town hall meeting at the Invista Centre to hear the community’s thoughts on the Ford government’s recent cuts to autism program funding. Continue reading →

Last year, Utilities Kingston reported 26 separate overflow spills into nearby bodies of water. Continue reading →

Two stores near Princess and Montreal streets are significantly damaged after a chain vehicle crash, police say. Continue reading →

“I think it should help with overall patient care. It should allow family doctors, especially, (to be) able to access services,” said Paul Huras. Continue reading →

The OPP have recently released statistics about highway collisions in Ontario. Of these, 55 of the cases were fatal and 10 of those deaths occurred on the east region highways. Continue reading →