Prince William said that the kids call Prince Charles “Grandpa Wales.” Continue reading →

Migrants got their first glimpse of the robust U.S. military presence that awaits them after President Donald Trump ordered thousands of troops to the border. Continue reading →

Diamond and pearl earrings, pearl necklaces, a giant pearl pendant and other jewelry once belonging to ill-fated French queen Marie Antoinette are set to go on auction in Geneva, showcasing perhaps the quintessential emblems of pre-Revolutionary royal opulence in France. Continue reading →

The girl was rescued when a police officer that was on duty at the impound lot heard her crying for help. Continue reading →

Protests were held in Ireland Wednesday after a teenage girl’s underwear was used as evidence against her in a rape trial last week. Continue reading →

A 43-year-old Kingston man is facing several child pornography-related charges. Continue reading →

The stand-alone stores can be open any day between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m., but they must be at least 150 metres away from schools and bar entry to anyone under 19 years old. Continue reading →

The mayor of Kingston wants to move forward with the construction of a six-storey municipal parking garage, even though a condo development associated with the project was rejected last week. Mayor Bryan Paterson says that with an ongoing parking shortage in the city, projects like this one are important to help improve the downtown experience… Continue reading →

Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst for Gasbuddy.com, said gas prices are expected to fall nearly four cents a litre. Continue reading →

On Tuesday, Correctional Service of Canada tweeted a public plea for help in detecting suspicious drones flying around Collins Bay institution. Continue reading →

Three organizations issued a petition to Environment Minister Catherine McKenna this week requesting that she recommend federal cabinet issue what’s known as a “safety net order” under the Species at Risk Act for two boreal caribou populations. Continue reading →

Provinces including British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick have all reported varying degrees of shortages. Continue reading →

Smiths Falls town council unanimously passed a bylaw that bans the feeding of wildlife. Continue reading →

Over 20 child murderers have been transferred to healing lodges since 2011. Over half of them were held there while the Conservative government was in power,  Continue reading →

A survey conducted by a former Queen’s University grad-student-turned-bicycle-mechanic is bringing attention to the bike theft issue in Kingston. Continue reading →

Kingston figure skater Jessica Lui looks forward to the Canadian championships. Continue reading →

Kingston police have arrested a 50-year-old man in the city who was allegedly involved in sharing child pornography. Continue reading →

Last Tuesday Councillor Peter Stroud put forth a motion to “review the special events policy with the intent to identify specific criteria and parks that can properly accommodate events with larger crowds and significant logistical needs”. Continue reading →

Kingston police have released security images of four people they’re looking for in connection with two separate cases of credit card fraud. Continue reading →

Mike Schreiner says Ontario’s Integrity Commissioner, or potentially another agency, should look into a published report that Dean French personally intervened in the dismissal of Alykhan Velshi, who used to be former Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown’s chief of staff. Continue reading →

Progressive Conservative House Leader Todd Smith says the new threshold will be 10 per cent of the house, or 12 seats, up from the current eight. Continue reading →

La Salle ends decade-long drought in high school senior girls basketball. Continue reading →

Town council in Gananoque is seeing pushback over a bylaw that will restrict where residents can smoke pot. Continue reading →

Windsor, Ont., will be the only Canadian stop for Ringo and his All Starr Band next summer. Continue reading →

The provincial government has changed a key regulation under the Police Services Act to eliminate the requirement for an SIU probe when an officer provides the opioid-overdose-reversing drug. Continue reading →