Body recovered from St. Lawrence River near CFB Kingston identified as missing soldier
Grieving Brockville parents fear justice won’t be served in grave desecration case
Aussie living in Kingston fears being kicked out of Canada
4 guards at Kingston’s Joyceville Institution may have been exposed to fentanyl: union
Dutch Second World War survivor visits Kingston to give back to Canadians that helped
Kingston City council votes to close municipal golf course
Loyalist Township council defers portion of Amherst Island wind project
The fight against a controversial wind turbine project in Prince Edward County continues
Kingston’s Belle Park Fairways golf course could be on its final round
Invictus Games flag passes through Trenton
6-year-old Quebec boy found after amber alert extended to Ontario, father in custody
Queen’s students use photography to speed up adoption for shelter animals
Some Queen’s University students have come up with a business plan they say can help get animals out of shelters faster. Continue reading
Cannabis at heart of discussions as Quebec, Ontario meet
The legalization of cannabis will be at the heart of discussions as Quebec and Ontario cabinets meet Friday in Quebec City. Continue reading
Ontario signs formal agreement to join Quebec-California carbon market in 2018
The system puts caps on the amount of pollution companies in certain industries can emit. Continue reading
Trial of aides accused of deleting Ontario gas-plant emails finally begins
A computer forensics expert for the prosecution is slated to be the first witness. Continue reading
Prince Harry in Toronto to kick off Invictus Games
Prince Harry is slated to take part in events in the city the day before the games for wounded and sick soldiers get underway. Continue reading
Ontario natural gas bills to decrease after two quarterly increases
The average Enbridge customer will see their bill decrease by about $51 a year. Continue reading
CUPE appealing dismissal of lawsuit over partial Hydro One sale
A court dismissed the lawsuit last month, calling it an impermissible attack on a core policy decision taken by the ministers. Continue reading
Once bullied for loving bugs, 8-year-old Sarnia girl is now a published author
Sophia Spencer was bullied for liking all things creepy crawly, but she didn’t let that stop her from pursuing her dreams. Continue reading
1 dead, 1 missing after plane crash near Goderich, Ont.
Police say the investigation into the crash is continuing. Continue reading
Cuban community bands together to help those affected by hurricane in Cuba
The Cuban community in Kingston has banded together to help those affected by hurricane Irma in their homeland of Cuba. Continue reading
CAMI strike could put pressure on GM due to Equinox’s popularity
Production of the Chevrolet Equinox at the plant in Ingersoll, Ont. is at a standstill after autoworkers walked off the job following failed contract talks Sunday night. Continue reading
Ontario MPPs set to debate bill aimed at regulating pill presses amid opioid crisis
By Mark Carcasole Reporter
Kitchener-Conestoga MPP Michael Harris first tabled the bill earlier this year. The bill is scheduled to receive second reading at Queen’s Park Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Kingston area couple celebrate 72 years of marriage and still going strong
Their love story started at a country dance where they wowed the crowd with their two-step and the rest, as they say, is history. Continue reading
$60 million Lotto Max winning ticket sold in the Prairies
A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading
Third earthquake hits Mexico in September, this time of magnitude 6.8
The U.S. Geological Survey says the new earthquake to strike Mexico had a magnitude of 6.2 and was centred in the southern state of Oaxaca. Continue reading
8 questions you should always ask your doctor
You may be seeing a family doctor, a specialist or a physician at a walk-in clinic. Are you asking the right questions when you’re heading into your appointment? Continue reading
Colorado’s ‘Mad Pooper’ still at large as police, Charmin implore her to turn herself in
The unidentified woman has been leaving unwelcome packages in front of a Colorado family’s house for nearly two months. Continue reading
In 2 days, the end of Earth as we know it will be set in motion, says debunked popular theory
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“It’s simply fake news that a lot of Christians believe the world will end on Sept. 23.” Continue reading
Residents, developer argue heritage versus height at Kingston Planning Committee meeting
By Paul Soucy Videographer
A Planning Committee meeting was open to the public on Thursday evening and dozens of residents lined up to voice concerns over the project. Continue reading
Queen’s students use photography to speed up adoption for shelter animals
Some Queen’s University students have come up with a business plan they say can help get animals out of shelters faster. Continue reading
Aussie living in Kingston fears being kicked out of Canada
By Morganne Campbell Videographer, Assignment Editor
An Aussie living in Kingston is desperate for help after learning his permanent residency has been denied by Immigration Canada. Continue reading
Cannabis at heart of discussions as Quebec, Ontario meet
The legalization of cannabis will be at the heart of discussions as Quebec and Ontario cabinets meet Friday in Quebec City. Continue reading
Ontario signs formal agreement to join Quebec-California carbon market in 2018
The system puts caps on the amount of pollution companies in certain industries can emit. Continue reading
Trial of aides accused of deleting Ontario gas-plant emails finally begins
A computer forensics expert for the prosecution is slated to be the first witness. Continue reading
Prince Harry in Toronto to kick off Invictus Games
Prince Harry is slated to take part in events in the city the day before the games for wounded and sick soldiers get underway. Continue reading
Dutch Second World War survivor visits Kingston to give back to Canadians that helped
A Dutch woman visited Kingston this week to bestow a personal piece of history to the Military Communications & Electronics Museum. Continue reading
Body recovered from St. Lawrence River near CFB Kingston identified as missing soldier
By Morganne Campbell Videographer, Assignment Editor
On Sept. 13, police divers recovered a man’s body from the St. Lawrence River, near the base, and have now confirmed it’s that of the married father of two. Continue reading
Grieving Brockville parents fear justice won’t be served in grave desecration case
By Paul Soucy Videographer
Trial dates have been pushed back a number of times – and it’s now nearing the cut-off to section 11b of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom – the right to be tried within a reasonable time. Continue reading
Ontario natural gas bills to decrease after two quarterly increases
The average Enbridge customer will see their bill decrease by about $51 a year. Continue reading
CUPE appealing dismissal of lawsuit over partial Hydro One sale
A court dismissed the lawsuit last month, calling it an impermissible attack on a core policy decision taken by the ministers. Continue reading
Once bullied for loving bugs, 8-year-old Sarnia girl is now a published author
Sophia Spencer was bullied for liking all things creepy crawly, but she didn’t let that stop her from pursuing her dreams. Continue reading
1 dead, 1 missing after plane crash near Goderich, Ont.
Police say the investigation into the crash is continuing. Continue reading
4 guards at Kingston’s Joyceville Institution may have been exposed to fentanyl: union
By Morganne Campbell Videographer, Assignment Editor
The union says it took prison management two days to lock down the facility for a search after the incident occurred. Continue reading
Cuban community bands together to help those affected by hurricane in Cuba
The Cuban community in Kingston has banded together to help those affected by hurricane Irma in their homeland of Cuba. Continue reading
CAMI strike could put pressure on GM due to Equinox’s popularity
Production of the Chevrolet Equinox at the plant in Ingersoll, Ont. is at a standstill after autoworkers walked off the job following failed contract talks Sunday night. Continue reading
Kingston City council votes to close municipal golf course
By Paul Soucy Videographer
After more than 40 years, Kingston’s Belle Park Fairways has seen its final round of golf played. Council voted 12-1 to shut down the municipal golf course, after years of failed efforts to boost membership and revenues. “There were different efforts and marketing around the golf course,” Kingston Mayor, Bryan Paterson said. “I remember participating… Continue reading
Ontario MPPs set to debate bill aimed at regulating pill presses amid opioid crisis
By Mark Carcasole Reporter
Kitchener-Conestoga MPP Michael Harris first tabled the bill earlier this year. The bill is scheduled to receive second reading at Queen’s Park Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Kingston area couple celebrate 72 years of marriage and still going strong
Their love story started at a country dance where they wowed the crowd with their two-step and the rest, as they say, is history. Continue reading
The Kingston Ice Wolves hope to do some howling in the Provincial Junior Women’s Hockey League
The Provincial Junior Womens Hockey League opens on Friday and the Kingston Ice Wolves look forward to another successful season. Continue reading
Animal group takes Ontario minister to court over endangered species
Animal Justice filed an application in divisional court Tuesday seeking a judicial review of the Endangered Species Act legislation. Continue reading
Wiarton Willie, Ontario’s prognosticating albino groundhog, dead at 13
Officials said the town will commemorate Willie by erecting a statue in his “likeness” at Wiarton’s Bluewater Park. Continue reading
Lawyer questions whether courts have the resources to try drivers who kill
A proposed Ontario law that would treat careless driving more seriously if someone is hurt or killed is a “step in the right direction,” a Toronto lawyer says. Continue reading
Ontario NDP MPP Cheri DiNovo announces she won’t seek re-election
Cheri DiNovo has represented the Toronto riding of Parkdale-High Park for 11 years. Continue reading
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