‘Learning the ropes’ at Napanee’s Chinlock Wrestling School
Angry 9-1-1 calls after Amber Alerts prompt discussion about alternatives
Kingston Junior Gaels football team looks to shine in home opener
Fentanyl, cocaine and $100K in cash seized in Quinte region, say OPP
What’s open and closed in Kingston for Victoria Day long weekend
Kingston’s The Glorious Sons to open for Rolling Stones once again
Scarborough residents worry temperature shift could spawn rat resurgence
By Shallima Maharaj Digital Broadcast Journalist
Residents of a Scarborough neighbourhood worry spring temperatures could spawn a rat resurgence. Continue reading
Municipalities grapple with hundreds of millions in Ontario government funding cuts
Ontario’s municipalities say they may be forced to raise taxes or cut services due to provincial government cuts that will likely equal well over half a billion dollars in lost annual funding and foregone revenue. Continue reading
Transgender woman who was attacked in viral video found dead in Texas
Muhlaysia Booker was pronounced dead at the scene and died from “homicidal violence,” authorities said. Continue reading
World Bee Day: How beekeepers are keeping the pollinating buzz alive
“I think we’re here as a beacon to tell a message about what’s happening to our environment, and I see that as as probably the most important role of a beekeeper nowadays.” Continue reading
Ontario NDP slams impact of larger class mandate on Toronto secondary schools
Marit Stiles said in a release Saturday that “kids continue to pay the price” for Premier Doug Ford’s education cuts. Continue reading
Ford cuts 7,000 white-collar jobs as it prepares for industry shakeup
In a memo to employees sent Monday, CEO Jim Hackett said the fourth wave of the restructuring will start on Tuesday, with the majority of U.S. cuts being finished by May 24. Continue reading
Around The OHL: Who’s heading to Halifax for the Memorial Cup
Hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs take a look at all four teams heading to the Memorial Cup in Halifax. Continue reading
Canadian parole officers feel overworked, according to national survey
A recent survey of Canadian parole officers shows that they feel overworked and can’t properly do their job protecting the public because of it. Continue reading
Iran quadruples low-enriched uranium production, beyond old accord limits: reports
This follows days of heightened tensions sparked by the Trump administration’s deployment of bombers and an aircraft carrier to the Persian Gulf over still-unspecified threats from Iran. Continue reading
Uncle of OPP officer killed by carbon monoxide poisoning has warning for cottagers
By Catherine McDonald Crime Specialist
“We’ve had a lot of accidents in boats, in RVs and in cottages. Carbon monoxide does not take a vacation.” Continue reading
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Ontario cottage country continues flood recovery efforts ahead of Victoria Day long weekend
Several Muskoka municipalities that grappled with flooding emergencies over the past few weeks are continuing their recovery efforts as cottagers flock to the district for the Victoria Day long weekend. Continue reading
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage splattered by milkshake on EU campaign trail
Protester said he threw the banana-and-salted caramel Five Guys shake to protest Farage’s “bile and racism.” Continue reading
Parents of children with autism call for Lisa MacLeod’s resignation during emotional telephone town hall
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
On Thursday, one of a number of telephone town halls took place where experts, stakeholders and parents weighed in with personal anecdotes, comments and suggestions on how the program should be revised. Continue reading
Growing calls for Canada to stop deportation of international student who worked too much
There are growing calls for Canada’s immigration minister, Ahmed Hussen, to halt the deportation of an international student who exceeded his study permit’s 20-hour work limit. Continue reading
North Korean refugees, some as young as 9, sold into China’s sex trade: report
An estimated 60 per cent of North Korean girls and women in China are trafficked into the sex trade. Continue reading
Dead bodies and bursting lakes: How climate change is changing Mount Everest
Studies have shown that climate change is contributing to how fast glaciers on the world’s tallest mountain are melting. Continue reading
‘Game of Thrones’ series finale surprises with unexpected ending
On Sunday night, viewers finally learned the fate of their favourite characters from Westeros in a slow-paced, pensive finale. Continue reading
B.C. pilot, resort owner killed in Honduras plane crash remembered as ‘great person’
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Friends and family have confirmed that Patrick Forseth was the Canadian pilot killed in a plane crash in Honduras on Saturday along with four American passengers. Continue reading
Deutsche Bank employees flagged suspicious Trump, Kushner transactions: NYT
The Times said the transactions, some of which involved Trump’s now-defunct foundation, set off alerts in a computer system designed to detect illicit activity, according to the former bank employees. Continue reading
Researchers alarmed as another adult southern resident killer whale and calf found in poor health
U.S. scientists recently released photos that show the adult known as J17 has deteriorated in health since she was assessed last fall. Continue reading
Scarborough residents worry temperature shift could spawn rat resurgence
By Shallima Maharaj Digital Broadcast Journalist
Residents of a Scarborough neighbourhood worry spring temperatures could spawn a rat resurgence. Continue reading
Municipalities grapple with hundreds of millions in Ontario government funding cuts
Ontario’s municipalities say they may be forced to raise taxes or cut services due to provincial government cuts that will likely equal well over half a billion dollars in lost annual funding and foregone revenue. Continue reading
World Bee Day: How beekeepers are keeping the pollinating buzz alive
“I think we’re here as a beacon to tell a message about what’s happening to our environment, and I see that as as probably the most important role of a beekeeper nowadays.” Continue reading
Ontario NDP slams impact of larger class mandate on Toronto secondary schools
Marit Stiles said in a release Saturday that “kids continue to pay the price” for Premier Doug Ford’s education cuts. Continue reading
Around The OHL: Who’s heading to Halifax for the Memorial Cup
Hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs take a look at all four teams heading to the Memorial Cup in Halifax. Continue reading
Canadian parole officers feel overworked, according to national survey
A recent survey of Canadian parole officers shows that they feel overworked and can’t properly do their job protecting the public because of it. Continue reading
Uncle of OPP officer killed by carbon monoxide poisoning has warning for cottagers
By Catherine McDonald Crime Specialist
“We’ve had a lot of accidents in boats, in RVs and in cottages. Carbon monoxide does not take a vacation.” Continue reading
‘Learning the ropes’ at Napanee’s Chinlock Wrestling School
By Paul Soucy Videographer
To dominate the rings of WWE or other groups around the world, you have to start somewhere, and a pair of lifelong friends are helping people from the Kingston area follow their pro wrestling dreams. Continue reading
Kingston mother feels violated after stroller stolen from front porch
By Paul Soucy Videographer
A Kingston woman has taken to social media in the hopes of getting her stroller back. Laura watt says the stroller was stolen on Mother’s Day from her front porch. Continue reading
Kingston Junior Gaels football team looks to shine in home opener
The Kingston Junior Gaels will look to even their record at 1-1. Continue reading
Ontario cottage country continues flood recovery efforts ahead of Victoria Day long weekend
Several Muskoka municipalities that grappled with flooding emergencies over the past few weeks are continuing their recovery efforts as cottagers flock to the district for the Victoria Day long weekend. Continue reading
Parents of children with autism call for Lisa MacLeod’s resignation during emotional telephone town hall
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
On Thursday, one of a number of telephone town halls took place where experts, stakeholders and parents weighed in with personal anecdotes, comments and suggestions on how the program should be revised. Continue reading
Fentanyl, cocaine and $100K in cash seized in Quinte region, say OPP
Four people were arrested in a large drug bust in the Quinte region. Continue reading
Growing calls for Canada to stop deportation of international student who worked too much
There are growing calls for Canada’s immigration minister, Ahmed Hussen, to halt the deportation of an international student who exceeded his study permit’s 20-hour work limit. Continue reading
Ontario businesses targeted by 2 types of email scams: OPP
In one scam, police say, the victim receives an email that appears to come from an executive or superior within their own company who has the authority to request money transfers. Continue reading
Province investing $71M to tackle cellular dead zones across eastern Ontario
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
An estimated 10 per cent of eastern Ontario is considered a “cell dead zone,” either due to terrain or economic challenges. Continue reading
Ontario government takes steps to allow humane societies to enforce animal cruelty laws
Humane societies in Ontario may be allowed to enforce animal cruelty laws once the province’s animal welfare charity abdicates its role next month. Continue reading
Angry 9-1-1 calls after Amber Alerts prompt discussion about alternatives
The reaction to the Amber Alert isn’t uncommon, as many police services across the province have reported similar calls since the alerts started in early 2019. Continue reading
Kingston’s The Glorious Sons to open for Rolling Stones once again
The Kingston band will get a second chance to share the stage with the rock legends. Continue reading
What’s Your Fitness Age?: Cardio
By Mike Arsenault Weather Specialist
Mike Arsenault, Ross Hull, Jennifer Valentyne and Liem Vu try to find out if their fitness age is higher or lower than the age listed on their birth certificate. This final episode of the series is all about cardio. Continue reading
Governor-General Julie Payette addresses Royal Military College graduates
By Mike Postovit Videographer
Payette will continue her stay at RMC and preside over Friday’s commissioning parade. Continue reading
Nathalie Des Rosiers, Ottawa-area Liberal MPP, set to resign seat at Queen’s Park
In a press release issued Thursday evening, Massey College announced Des Rosiers was elected to the position of principal. Continue reading
Fatal 3-vehicle head-on collision closes County Road 2 in Odessa
A driver was killed during a head-on collision on County Road 2 in Odessa. Continue reading
Kingston’s Fort Henry ready for upcoming tourism season
By Mike Postovit Videographer
Fort Henry officially opens its gates this Saturday. Continue reading
Frankford, Ont., woman wins $250K from scratch ticket
A Frankford Ont., woman won big after buying a scratch ticket at a local gas station. Continue reading
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