A two-year-old was uninjured after the child’s car seat fell out of a moving vehicle and onto the road while the mother drove away, unaware the kid was no longer in the vehicle. Continue reading →

On Tuesday, Trump tweeted about how he treated the University of Clemson national football champions to a fast-food dinner at the White House. However, the president misspelled the word “hamburgers.” Continue reading →

Rahaf Mohammed will no longer use her last name as she starts her new life in Canada. Continue reading →

The Trump administration initially estimated the shutdown would cost the economy 0.1 percentage point in growth every two weeks that employees were without pay. That estimate has grown. Continue reading →

Chief Charles Bordeleau and Staff Sgt. Peter Jupp of the collision investigation unit will discuss the structure of the investigation, the agencies involved and the work of investigators. Continue reading →

Mayor Bryan Paterson says addressing the issue is necessary to maintain positive economic growth. Continue reading →

The county has expressed interest in acquiring the 4.5-acre property and potentially building affordable housing. Continue reading →

Public servant Steve Fraser launched a GoFundMe campaign on Monday after learning his colleague was injured on the double-decker that crashed at Westboro station on Friday afternoon. Continue reading →

The government says that means the average university arts and science undergraduate student would save about $660 and the average college student would save $340. Continue reading →

The Ontario government announced it will conduct a review of regional governments in a search for ways to cut red tape and inefficiencies. Continue reading →

A tractor trailer fire caused the westbound lanes of Highway 401 to close near Napanee. Continue reading →

Police discovered a cache of automatic weapons ammunition – including loaded AK-47 magazines – in the Danforth shooter’s bedroom. Continue reading →

Two men fishing in North Big Island in Sophiasburg suddenly fell through the ice. A group of people also fishing nearby ran over and rescued them. Continue reading →

A new architectural design has been unveiled for Kingston’s $180 million third bridge crossing. Instead of having a signature archway rising above the centre section of the 1.2 kilometre bridge, the arches will be located below the deck. Continue reading →

The government says the changes would come while maintaining protections for the Greenbelt, an area designated to keep environmentally sensitive land from urban development. Continue reading →

David Livingston, who was the top political aide to former premier Dalton McGuinty, was released on bail pending appeal after his sentencing in the spring. Continue reading →

Kingston Deputy Fire Chief Kevin Donaldson said no one was home at the time of the fire. Continue reading →

Two weeks into 2019, OPP have already charged 37 people with stunt driving. Continue reading →

Leeds OPP say the 42-year-old woman defrauded a 95-year-old out of most of her life savings. Continue reading →

The TSB said crashworthiness standards for transit buses have not been implemented in full, even after its report recommending them after the deadly crash in Ottawa in 2013. Continue reading →

The owner of Legacy 420 on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory says the lack of operators in the Kingston area is likely to be good for business. Continue reading →

The locomotive, which is over 100 years old, was defaced with blue spray paint over the weekend. Continue reading →

Ontario will not reverse the cancellation of a proposed French-language university despite a federal commitment to extend funding for a team working on the project, the provincial government said Monday. Continue reading →

A collision involving a pedestrian closed a section of Bayridge Drive during the Monday evening commute. Continue reading →

Police investigators probing the possible causes of Friday’s fatal double-decker bus crash at Westboro transit station have ruled out impaired driving as one of them, a spokesperson for the Ottawa police confirmed Monday afternoon. Continue reading →

A coroner’s inquest was called on Monday to examine Matthew Cuthill’s death in Prince Edward County. Continue reading →