The actress previously told Harper’s Bazaar that she didn’t feel “good or healthy” while she was vegan. Continue reading →

Brazilian mixed martial artist Joyce Vieira took matters into her own hands after a man exposed himself to her while she was in the middle of a photoshoot on a beach earlier this month. Continue reading →

The president of the Philippines says if Canada doesn’t take back tonnes of trash within the next week he will “declare war” and ship the containers back himself. Continue reading →

Voters in P.E.I. have shed their century-old embrace of the Island’s two-party system by electing a Tory minority government. Continue reading →

The group will officially be inducted on Friday May 3 at a gala banquet at the Ramada Convention Centre. Continue reading →

Dozens of bikes were found in a Kingston dumpster, which has some residents asking: Why? Continue reading →

A statement from the company said it is working with Toronto police in an active investigation after a threat was phoned in to one of its branches on Monday. Continue reading →

The Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul are donating close to 300 heirloom seeds to Ratinenhayen:thos and the Kingston Area Seed System Initiative. Continue reading →

The incident happened on April 20 at the Quick Chek convenience store in the Reddendale Plaza on Front Road. Continue reading →

Farah Shirdon, a prolific user of social media to recruit westerners to the Islamic State, has now been quiet for several years, court heard. Continue reading →

The youth accused of terrorism in Kingston has been arrested for allegedly breaching the conditions of his release. Continue reading →

GUELPH, Ont. – Cedric Ralph scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Guelph Storm went on to defeat the Saginaw Spirit 5-2 on Monday to cut their deficit in the Ontario Hockey League’s Western Conference final to 2-1. Continue reading →

Carmine Nigro, the president of Craft Development Corp., is set to serve a term no longer than three years on the LCBO board. Continue reading →

For 38 years, Dave Wilson taught responsibility to all his players. Continue reading →

Ontario’s chief electoral officer says the province should hold its next election on a weekend or holiday to provide easier access to polling stations at schools and keep children safe. Continue reading →

The chief of a First Nation in northwestern Ontario long-plagued by the debilitating impacts of mercury contamination says he is worried about the fate of a federally promised treatment facility. Continue reading →

OSHAWA, Ont. – The Ottawa 67’s are just a win away from the Ontario Hockey League final. Continue reading →

The series of Easter Sunday bombings at churches and hotels in Sri Lanka marked the first major incident since the country’s civil war ended in March 2009. Continue reading →

Henderson tied the Canadian record for most career victories on the LPGA or PGA Tour on Saturday when the 21-year-old captured her eighth career title. Continue reading →

Sasha Chmelevski scored two goals and set up two more as the Ottawa 67’s downed the Oshawa Generals 7-3 on Saturday to take a 2-0 lead in the Ontario Hockey League’s Eastern Conference final. Continue reading →

The community is concerned for the safety of children and adults who must use the narrow shoulders. Continue reading →

Legal Aid budget cuts could jeopardize services, warns the executive director of the Kingston Community Legal Clinic. Continue reading →

Conservation Ontario, which represents the province’s 36 conservation authorities, said impacts of the cuts will be felt immediately. Continue reading →