Saudi Arabia’s state-owned television network has falsely claimed that Canada imprisoned several individuals over “freedom of opinion,” including psychologist Jordan Peterson. Continue reading →

Many were surprised Monday by another little-known Google feature that tracks their location,. Here’s how to turn it off. Continue reading →

According to the Ministry of Finance website, the basic tax rate for beer will rise three cents per litre on Nov. 1. Continue reading →

“It makes me very concerned. And I think that all Americans should be very concerned,” Omarosa Manigault Newman told Reuters. Continue reading →

An elevated highway has partially collapsed in the Italian city of Genoa, killing at least 20 people, Italian officials say. Continue reading →

Workers at Tweed — Smiths Falls’ large cannabis producer — react to pot privatization. Continue reading →

The Kingston Thunder look to medal at the Ontario Midget A Baseball championships in Mississauga. Continue reading →

Tom Empey asked if Belleville could have the Sir John A. Macdonald statue that was taken down in Victoria last Saturday. Continue reading →

Talks with municipalities will help the province determine the details, said the Progressive Conservatives, who stressed that public safety was a key component of the distribution system that alters the previous administration’s plan to have pot only in publicly owned outlets. Continue reading →

A proposed and approved apartment complex has been appealed by a competing development company. Continue reading →

An eight-storey tower will replace four aging hospital buildings. Continue reading →

The New Democrats said the government used the summer to push through legislation without public consultation. Continue reading →

Experts say Ontario’s decision to delay opening three overdose-prevention sites could have dire consequences. Continue reading →

Eight-year-old Jacob Notaro needs a new EpiPen but they’re in short supply. And his mom is getting mixed messages about whether he can still go to school. Continue reading →

Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy says EY Canada will conduct an audit of all government programs and services, something Premier Doug Ford promised during the spring election campaign. Continue reading →

The Queen’s football Gaels say they’ll strive for better results in 2018. Continue reading →

According to the Ministry of Finance website, the basic tax rate for beer will rise three cents per litre on Nov. 1. Continue reading →

A Kingston man was arrested after he allegedly exposed himself and threw a puppy through an open window. Continue reading →

A Kingston woman allegedly sent over 60 threatening messages to three people over Facebook Continue reading →

Ten new board members were named as replacements for Hydro One’s previous 14-member board, which resigned last month. Continue reading →

The Tories have said teachers will use a version of the curriculum developed in 1998 as the government carries out public consultations for a new document. Continue reading →

Blue-green algae is growing in many Kingston area lakes and if it’s consumed, it can be detrimental to the health of humans and animals. Continue reading →

Retirement residential community Worthington Park recently changed hands and is now owned by Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities. Continue reading →

Canadian National Pickleball Championships set to come to Kingston in 2019 and 2020. Continue reading →

The Napanee Express will try to win a gold medal in their own backyard. Continue reading →

With news of the sale of cannabis through private businesses, it marks a departure from the previous Ontario Liberal government’s decision to sell marijuana at government-run outlets. Continue reading →

Cst. John Dorsch was off duty when the two-vehicle crash occurred at around 1:15 a.m. on Aug. 6 in Smiths Falls. Continue reading →