A cat sanctuary is looking for a new cat caretaker — preferably over the age of 45 — to care for dozens of rescued felines on a Greek island “paradise.” Continue reading →

It’s been 11 days since a German tourist was shot in the head while driving on an Alberta highway with his family and as of Monday night, the man “shows symptoms of severe and life-changing injuries,” a family spokesperson said. Continue reading →

The manager no longer works for Staples. Continue reading →

A U.K. woman was left shocked after she discovered her curved nail was actually a sign of lung cancer. Continue reading →

The Tories have said teachers will use a version of the curriculum developed in 1998 as the government carries out public consultations for a new document. Continue reading →

Blue-green algae is growing in many Kingston area lakes and if it’s consumed, it can be detrimental to the health of humans and animals. Continue reading →

Retirement residential community Worthington Park recently changed hands and is now owned by Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities. Continue reading →

Canadian National Pickleball Championships set to come to Kingston in 2019 and 2020. Continue reading →

The Napanee Express will try to win a gold medal in their own backyard. Continue reading →

With news of the sale of cannabis through private businesses, it marks a departure from the previous Ontario Liberal government’s decision to sell marijuana at government-run outlets. Continue reading →

Cst. John Dorsch was off duty when the two-vehicle crash occurred at around 1:15 a.m. on Aug. 6 in Smiths Falls. Continue reading →

A Kingston man allegedly threatened a police officer wither several weapons on Sunday. Continue reading →

Overdose prevention sites are approved by the province and are temporary facilities set up to address an immediate need in a community. Continue reading →

Local politician jumps to federal politics after nomination meeting for Leeds – Grenville – Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes on Saturday. Continue reading →

Environment Canada does require municipal governments to report annually how much untreated wastewater is spilled. Continue reading →

The city estimates more than 7,000 people walked through the gates of Grass Creek Park this weekend. Continue reading →

Edward Major, 14, was participating at the second annual Swim for Kids event Saturday morning to support disabled children and raise money for Easter Seals and the YMCA. Continue reading →

In a news release issued Friday evening, Finance Minister Vic Fedeli says Ed Clark will resign his post at the Crown corporation on Aug. 30. Continue reading →

Craft brewers say it’s impossible to make beer for $1 a can. Continue reading →

Thousands are expected at Kingston’s Wolfe Island Music Festival this weekend which celebrates its 20-year mark. Continue reading →

Bath, Ont. is dealing with a new problem — feral cats. Continue reading →

The 29-year-old mother of three says her health took a turn for the worse shortly after she had the surgery in June 2017. Continue reading →

Sheep dog trials are underway at Kingston’s Grass Creek Park. Continue reading →

It was a tragic long weekend on area roads with 6 deaths on OPP-patrolled roadways, two of them children. Continue reading →

An official from the South West Local Health Integration Network was in the hot seat at the public inquiry into long-term care homes. Continue reading →

After a joint investigation between OPP, Kingston police and Correctional Services Canada, four inmates were charged in relation to an attempted murder, say police. Continue reading →

People drink more when alcohol is cheap, experts say. And they expect $1 beer will mean more hospitalizations and deaths. Continue reading →

Hidden history in Dry Lake — a local man looks for locomotive lost to time. Continue reading →