Serious collision on Perth Road claims a cyclist’s life: Kingston police
Lamborghini impounded for a week after friend takes it on joyride: OPP
Hockey Canada’s multi-sport camp scores big in Amherstview
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory pot shop owner speaks out against legal First Nation licences
Kingston police still looking for missing teen girl
Bath Road pothole wreaks havoc on Kingston drivers
Two people stopped in Indian Head, Sask., facing identity theft, drug charges
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
When officers made the arrest, numerous illegal items were located in their vehicle, RCMP say. Continue reading
‘I have freedom’: Ontario summer camp for children with cancer changing lives
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
If you have ever been to camp, you probably still hold on to some of the memories of swimming, hiking, and spending time outdoors with friends. But for a group of children in southern Ontario, attending Camp Quality is about more than all of that. Continue reading
Telus email outage stretches into 3rd day, and customers say this is ‘intolerable’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
One Telus customer said: “without email, businesses are shutting down.” Continue reading
Grieving father of daughter killed in 2017 Belleville crash calls out Youth Criminal Justice Act
A grieving family is seeking justice for their daughter who died in a collision two years ago. Continue reading
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St. Michael’s College School report leads to questions about private school bullying protocols
By Mark Carcasole Anchor/Reporter
Experts say private schools don’t have same enforcement responsibility as public schools. Continue reading
Duelling Hong Kong protests in Vancouver shut down major intersection near city hall
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Vancouver police began diverting traffic at Cambie Street and Broadway after hundreds of demonstrators spilled into the streets. Continue reading
Ontario government’s ‘News Now’ videos to remain, but ‘reconfiguration’ may occur
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
The controversial video content, used to promote government policies and decisions, is delivered on a number of platforms including YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Continue reading
RCMP are ‘carefully’ reviewing SNC-Lavalin affair. What exactly are they looking at?
The RCMP says it’s examining the SNC-Lavalin scandal “carefully.” What exactly are they looking at? Continue reading
Plan ahead, buy in bulk and negotiate: A financial adviser’s advice for back-to-school shopping
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A financial adviser has a few tips to stay on budget and even teach your child about money during the expensive back-to-school season. Continue reading
Ontario couple cleaned out after home alarm system fails
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
When burglars broke into the home of Paul and Trina Farr north of Newmarket, Ont., back in May, the couple says they lost everything. Continue reading
Kingston’s prison farms officially open once again
Officials received a tour of the new prison farms and their wildlife at the Collins Bay institution in Kingston. Continue reading
63 killed and 182 wounded in Afghan wedding suicide blast
More than 1,000 people had been invited, one witness said, as fears grew that it could be the deadliest attack in Kabul this year. Continue reading
Sentencing hearing begins for Ontario man convicted of impaired operation of canoe causing child’s death
By Catherine McDonald Crime Specialist
“Things will never be the way things were on April 6, 2017 because April 7, 2017 happened. I never knew Thomas Rancourt. I think everyone in this courtroom agrees he (Thomas) was a special little boy.” Continue reading
Ontario high school teachers will be in class for first day of school, union leader says
The head of Ontario’s high school teachers’ union says his members will be in the classroom on the first day of school, despite not having a new contract by then. Continue reading
Boris Johnson to tell Merkel, Macron that Brexit can’t be stopped by UK parliament
In his first trip abroad as leader, Johnson is due to meet his European counterparts ahead of a G7 summit in Biarritz, France. Continue reading
Duelling Hong Kong protests in Vancouver shut down major intersection near city hall
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Vancouver police began diverting traffic at Cambie Street and Broadway after hundreds of demonstrators spilled into the streets. Continue reading
Telus email outage stretches into 3rd day, and customers say this is ‘intolerable’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
One Telus customer said: “without email, businesses are shutting down.” Continue reading
Mayor of Dayton, where a mass shooting killed 9, gets hate after Trump remarks
Donald Trump called a news conference that Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley held with Sen. Sherrod Brown a “fraud.” Continue reading
Head of America’s largest organic food fraud scheme sentenced to 10 years
Between 2010 and 2017, consumers nationwide were fooled into paying extra to buy products ranging from eggs to steak that they believed were better for the environment and their own health Continue reading
ADHD in adults can be life-threatening when left untreated: experts
There continues to be stigma around ADHD, preventing adults from seeking help, doctors say. Continue reading
Kingston’s Poker Run is back, but some environmentalists are calling for a ban
This weekend marks the first Poker Run since the city declared a climate emergency in March. Continue reading
Two people stopped in Indian Head, Sask., facing identity theft, drug charges
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
When officers made the arrest, numerous illegal items were located in their vehicle, RCMP say. Continue reading
‘I have freedom’: Ontario summer camp for children with cancer changing lives
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
If you have ever been to camp, you probably still hold on to some of the memories of swimming, hiking, and spending time outdoors with friends. But for a group of children in southern Ontario, attending Camp Quality is about more than all of that. Continue reading
Grieving father of daughter killed in 2017 Belleville crash calls out Youth Criminal Justice Act
A grieving family is seeking justice for their daughter who died in a collision two years ago. Continue reading
St. Michael’s College School report leads to questions about private school bullying protocols
By Mark Carcasole Anchor/Reporter
Experts say private schools don’t have same enforcement responsibility as public schools. Continue reading
Ontario government’s ‘News Now’ videos to remain, but ‘reconfiguration’ may occur
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
The controversial video content, used to promote government policies and decisions, is delivered on a number of platforms including YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Continue reading
Hockey Canada’s multi-sport camp scores big in Amherstview
By Doug Jeffries Anchor
Steve Stamkos and John Tavares grew up playing multiple sports — and that’s another message they’re passing on to the kids. Continue reading
RCMP are ‘carefully’ reviewing SNC-Lavalin affair. What exactly are they looking at?
The RCMP says it’s examining the SNC-Lavalin scandal “carefully.” What exactly are they looking at? Continue reading
Serious collision on Perth Road claims a cyclist’s life: Kingston police
Police are asking people to avoid the area and find an alternate route for their morning commute. Continue reading
Ontario couple cleaned out after home alarm system fails
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
When burglars broke into the home of Paul and Trina Farr north of Newmarket, Ont., back in May, the couple says they lost everything. Continue reading
Kingston police still looking for missing teen girl
The teenager has gone missing before, but she has not returned home for over two weeks, say Kingston police. Continue reading
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory pot shop owner speaks out against legal First Nation licences
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario held its first come, first served application process to allocate the eight retail store authorizations. Continue reading
Bath Road pothole wreaks havoc on Kingston drivers
A pothole that appeared in the westbound lanes along Bath Road last week left one driver with frustration and a repair bill. Continue reading
Kingston’s prison farms officially open once again
Officials received a tour of the new prison farms and their wildlife at the Collins Bay institution in Kingston. Continue reading
Sentencing hearing begins for Ontario man convicted of impaired operation of canoe causing child’s death
By Catherine McDonald Crime Specialist
“Things will never be the way things were on April 6, 2017 because April 7, 2017 happened. I never knew Thomas Rancourt. I think everyone in this courtroom agrees he (Thomas) was a special little boy.” Continue reading
Ontario high school teachers will be in class for first day of school, union leader says
The head of Ontario’s high school teachers’ union says his members will be in the classroom on the first day of school, despite not having a new contract by then. Continue reading
Ontario government to make product producers responsible for Blue Box program
Environment Minister Jeff Yurek says the move will encourage the industry to change how it packages products to cut down on waste that is sent to landfills. Continue reading
Support pouring in for displaced residents following explosion in London, Ont.
Local businesses and community members are stepping up to help those displaced from the explosion in Old East Village. Continue reading
‘Big Brother Canada’ Season 8 casting open
Do you have what it takes to make it in the ‘Big Brother Canada’ house? Continue reading
‘I don’t choose to be homeless,’ Belleville resident says amid housing crisis
A Belleville, Ont., couple recently moved into a mobile trailer after months in a tent. Continue reading
Kingston council debate over AC in businesses gets heated
Debate heats up and tempers flare in council chambers over air conditioning bylaw for businesses. Continue reading
Mitzie Hunter, former Ontario Liberal cabinet minister, joining party leadership race
Others running for the Liberal leadership include former cabinet ministers Steven Del Duca and Michael Coteau. Continue reading
Group of Irish travellers may be involved in string of crimes in Kingston: police
Police say they have heard reports of the group allegedly going door to door, trying to defraud residents. Continue reading
Napanee trapshooter Liam Swart aims to someday be in the Olympics
By Doug Jeffries Anchor
Napanee’s Liam Swart is the best junior trapshooter in Canada. Continue reading
Trudeau broke ethics rules over SNC-Lavalin affair, 2nd ethics violation since 2015
Ethics commissioner Mario Dion released a damning report Wednesday that found Trudeau improperly pressured former justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould in the SNC-Lavalin affair. Continue reading
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