The photos show the plight of asylum-seekers arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, likely still unaware of the Trump administration policy of separating children from their parents. Continue reading →

Marijuana legalization is almost a done deal, but some provinces are far readier than others. (Spoiler: New Brunswick is really ready. Here’s why.) Continue reading →

A California doctor is under investigation after a video shows her taunting and laughing at a patient. Continue reading →

An Indonesian woman has been found in the belly of a giant python after the swollen snake was captured near where she vanished while tending her vegetable garden. Continue reading →

They were first flown to Toronto and then transported to Montreal, where they are being treated for a range of ailments, including skin infections, eye infections, matted fur and parasites. Continue reading →

High temperatures, for the second consecutive day, are expected to reach just above the 30 C mark but humidity will make it feel more like 40 C. Continue reading →

The pitcher was charged with assault and put on administrative leave by Major League Baseball in May. Continue reading →

While the best players in the world are battling on the pitch in Russia, kids aged 9 to 18 and their families took over Kingston’s soccer fields this weekend. Continue reading →

Researchers were in northwestern Ontario over the weekend spilling diluted oilsands bitumen and crude oil into a lake to study how the ecosystem, from microbes to fish, responds. Continue reading →

Environment Canada has issued an air quality warning for much of southern Ontario. Continue reading →

Durham Regional Police say the crash happened during a Formula 5000 race at the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in Bowmanville, Ont., at about 4:30 p.m. Continue reading →

Twenty-three attractions across Kingston opened their doors to the public for free Saturday. Continue reading →

Gruber was briefly on stage at the Homestand Sports event Thursday night with host Ashley Docking and Rogers Sportsnet broadcaster Kevin Barker in Toronto. In a joint statement Friday, the Hall of Fame and Pitch Talks said the proceedings were stopped 45 minutes early due to Gruber’s “unacceptable and inappropriate behaviour.” Continue reading →

Bret Michaels, the lead singer of ’80s rock band Poison, has seen it all and he’s still going strong. Continue reading →

Premier designate Doug Ford warns oil companies pratry with tax payer money is over Continue reading →

With the wrap up with the city’s Municipal Energy Study, the City of Kingston prepares to forge ahead with the installation of 50 electric car charging stations. Continue reading →

Minos Village will be closing its doors on Sunday after more than 30 years in business. Continue reading →

In a decision this week, an Ontario Superior Court justice lambasted Jennifer Lee for “despicable conduct” that harmed Eric Abramovitz, an aspiring professional musician in his 20s. Continue reading →

Organizers say they’ve listened to feedback about last year’s Canada Day set-up in Ottawa and are taking steps to make it easier for people at this year’s July 1 festivities on Parliament Hill. Continue reading →

The premier-designate says he will give notice of the province’s withdrawal from the linked carbon pricing market with Quebec and California. Continue reading →

Charles Adler says he has to go back to Charles de Gaulle in 1967 to find another foreign leader who insulted Canada to the point that it brought people together. Continue reading →

Pedro Martinez, Lloyd Moseby, and Canada’s foremost baseball historian, William Humber, are all set to be inducted. Continue reading →

Heidi Wilmot-Smith says she didn’t speak with Wettlaufer about her drinking initially because it didn’t appear to be a problem at the time. Continue reading →

A fun camping trip up north quickly turned into a nightmare for Sarah Read and her family. Continue reading →

John Fraser’s appointment comes a day after the Liberals held their final cabinet meeting, a gathering that focused on rebuilding the party that governed the province for the last 15 years. Continue reading →

A Belleville woman takes to Facebook to shame a man who she says yelled at her and her son because he has autism. Continue reading →