Unsanctioned parties at Queen’s Homecoming keeps Kingston paramedics busy, stretches ER resources
City council hoping to extend ‘I in Kingston’ sign project
Hundreds rally to stop a controversial wind turbine project in Prince Edward County
‘I ain’t afraid of no ghosts’: Small-town pizza parlour visited by half of original Ghostbusters
Queen’s University alumni return for homecoming celebrations
Haunted attraction Fort Fright returns to bring ‘your worst nightmare’ to life
Kingston residents say goodbye to their ‘friend who happened to deliver the mail’
Widow can’t sell home due to road allowance that goes through middle of house
Former OHL star Jaden Lindo looks forward to playing with the Queen’s Gaels
With the help of some talented freshmen, the Queen’s University hockey Gaels are off to a strong start to the season. Continue reading
Ontario government commits to fund health study after ‘Chemical Valley’ investigation
“Hearing the stories of people affected on the Global expose, I think anyone that watched that, it was moving,” Ontario PC Leader Patrick Brown told reporters. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Andrea Horwath and the search for an Ontario orange wave
By Alan Carter Anchor/Queen's Park Bureau Chief
The leader of the Ontario New Democrats will go into the 2018 election as the veteran campaigner, but also as the politician with the most to gain and the least to lose. Continue reading
Faculty at 24 Ontario colleges on strike
The College Employer Council, which bargains for the colleges, says the Ontario Public Service Employees Union rejected its latest contract proposal. Continue reading
Ontario enviro watchdog, First Nation demand health study after ‘Chemical Valley’ investigation
There are growing calls for a health study on communities near Sarnia’s Chemical Valley following a Global News investigation. Continue reading
Homecoming weekend preps underway at Queen’s University
Queen’s University homecoming gets underway this weekend. Continue reading
‘We expected cancer’: Are industrial spills in Canada’s ‘Chemical Valley’ making people sick?
A joint investigation has revealed significant concerns about whether the people who live near Sarnia, where the heavy concentration of industry means toxic chemical releases are routine. Continue reading
General Motors reaches tentative agreement with Ontario CAMI plant workers on strike
The plant, which includes almost 3,000 unionized workers, has been on strike for approximately four weeks. Continue reading
Drone camera captures epic duel between moose, wolf in northern Ontario
The six-minute video shows the moose using all its strength to ward off an aggressive wolf. Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity Kingston’s woodworking classes a first in Canada
By Paul Soucy Videographer
Kingston’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity is offering a variety of woodworking classes. A first for any Habitat for Humanity in Canada. Continue reading
Ontario auto insurance rates drop by less than 1%
Rates have decreased on average by around eight per cent since 2013, when the Liberal government promised to cut rates by an average of 15 per cent by August 2015. Continue reading
‘Trailer Park Boys’ actor John Dunsworth has died at the age of 71
Actor John F. Dunsworth, best known for his portrayal of Jim Lahey in the comedy series Trailer Park Boys, has died at the age of 71. Continue reading
Donald Trump claims predecessors didn’t honour fallen, prompts angry response
President Donald Trump’s suggestion Monday that his predecessors fell short in that duty brought a visceral reaction. Continue reading
Dangerous countries: Canada’s list of risky travel spots
If you’re heading to any of these countries, you may want to rethink your travelling plans. Continue reading
North Korea on edge and warns ‘war may break out at any moment’
North Korea’s deputy U.N. ambassador warned Monday that the situation on the Korean peninsula “has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out any moment.” Continue reading
Sears Canada won’t honour warranties after Oct. 18; liquidation to start Oct. 19
The status of the retailer’s appliance repair service is also in doubt. Continue reading
Former OHL star Jaden Lindo looks forward to playing with the Queen’s Gaels
With the help of some talented freshmen, the Queen’s University hockey Gaels are off to a strong start to the season. Continue reading
City council hoping to extend ‘I in Kingston’ sign project
Thousands of people have been posing as the ‘I in Kingston’ since the spring and now the group behind the scene is looking at making it a permanent downtown attraction. The ‘I in Kingston’ sign was an instant hit from the moment it was unveiled in June across the street from city hall. Now city… Continue reading
Unsanctioned parties at Queen’s Homecoming keeps Kingston paramedics busy, stretches ER resources
Queen’s homecoming marred by unsanctioned street parties again. Continue reading
Hundreds rally to stop a controversial wind turbine project in Prince Edward County
By Heather Senoran Videographer
Some construction work has begun in Prince Edward County for WPD’s White Pines Wind Project. But hundreds of county residents still hope the nine-turbine project is cancelled. Continue reading
St. Lawrence College staff hit picket lines on Kingston campus
By Paul Soucy Videographer
The union argues faculty should have more academic freedom and they want fewer contract employees, who are paid less and have no job security. Continue reading
‘I ain’t afraid of no ghosts’: Small-town pizza parlour visited by half of original Ghostbusters
By Paul Soucy Videographer
One-half of the original Ghostbusters, Dan Akroyd and Bill Murray, stopped in to The Pizza Place in Harrowsmith, Ont., Saturday night. Continue reading
Kingston residents say goodbye to their ‘friend who happened to deliver the mail’
By Paul Soucy Videographer
Residents of Portsmouth Village, a neighbourhood in Kingston, Ontario said goodbye to their friend who happened to deliver the mail, as Chris O’Hearn gets set to start a new route on Monday. Continue reading
Ontario government commits to fund health study after ‘Chemical Valley’ investigation
“Hearing the stories of people affected on the Global expose, I think anyone that watched that, it was moving,” Ontario PC Leader Patrick Brown told reporters. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Andrea Horwath and the search for an Ontario orange wave
By Alan Carter Anchor/Queen's Park Bureau Chief
The leader of the Ontario New Democrats will go into the 2018 election as the veteran campaigner, but also as the politician with the most to gain and the least to lose. Continue reading
Faculty at 24 Ontario colleges on strike
The College Employer Council, which bargains for the colleges, says the Ontario Public Service Employees Union rejected its latest contract proposal. Continue reading
Ontario enviro watchdog, First Nation demand health study after ‘Chemical Valley’ investigation
There are growing calls for a health study on communities near Sarnia’s Chemical Valley following a Global News investigation. Continue reading
Haunted attraction Fort Fright returns to bring ‘your worst nightmare’ to life
By Heather Senoran Videographer
Fort Henry is transformed into a festival of fear for another year. Continue reading
Queen’s University alumni return for homecoming celebrations
By Heather Senoran Videographer
Queen’s University hosts another homecoming weekend where alumni can reconnect with old friends, have fun and watch a football game. Continue reading
Homecoming weekend preps underway at Queen’s University
Queen’s University homecoming gets underway this weekend. Continue reading
‘We expected cancer’: Are industrial spills in Canada’s ‘Chemical Valley’ making people sick?
A joint investigation has revealed significant concerns about whether the people who live near Sarnia, where the heavy concentration of industry means toxic chemical releases are routine. Continue reading
Widow can’t sell home due to road allowance that goes through middle of house
By Morganne Campbell Videographer, Assignment Editor
The homeowner is trying to sell the home but the encroachment is scaring off buyers. Continue reading
General Motors reaches tentative agreement with Ontario CAMI plant workers on strike
The plant, which includes almost 3,000 unionized workers, has been on strike for approximately four weeks. Continue reading
Drone camera captures epic duel between moose, wolf in northern Ontario
The six-minute video shows the moose using all its strength to ward off an aggressive wolf. Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity Kingston’s woodworking classes a first in Canada
By Paul Soucy Videographer
Kingston’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity is offering a variety of woodworking classes. A first for any Habitat for Humanity in Canada. Continue reading
Ontario auto insurance rates drop by less than 1%
Rates have decreased on average by around eight per cent since 2013, when the Liberal government promised to cut rates by an average of 15 per cent by August 2015. Continue reading
Guatemalan midwife shares stories to urge support for Cobourg’s Horizons of Friendship
Guatemalan midwife speaks at Cobourg NGO to inspire education and support for women in her home country. Continue reading
Joshua Boyle, family leave Pakistan after rescued from Taliban-linked group
After five years in captivity the family is leaving Pakistan. Continue reading
New surgical procedure for stroke patients means lower mortality and improved outcomes
New stroke surgery improves outcomes for patients Continue reading
Man denied citizenship after 27 years in Canada offered second chance to earn it
By Mark Carcasole Reporter
Jonathan “Yoani” Kuiper has had his Canadian permanent resident status restored for five years, allowing him to make another attempt for citizenship, but will he pursue it? Continue reading
Ontario’s smallest police force in Stirling-Rawdon dismantled in favour of OPP
By Morganne Campbell Videographer, Assignment Editor
Stirling-Rawdon Police Force to be disbanded in favour of the OPP. Continue reading
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