Trump’s notes, believed to have been written with a Sharpie, became an off-beat moment during an otherwise serious week of public impeachment inquiries. Continue reading →

Prince Andrew says he will be stepping down from public duties “for the foreseeable future.”  Continue reading →

Stores in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia will be affected.  Continue reading →

The band announced Wednesday that that Mann, 57, had died following a years-long battle with early-onset Alzheimer’s. Continue reading →

“All she wanted was legal custody to film my kids to sustain her lifestyle and their lifestyle,” Jon Gosselin told Dr. Oz of his wife Kate and their legal battle. Continue reading →

The land is “arguably the largest and most contaminated brownfield property within the City of Kingston,” reads an information report to council.  Continue reading →

As a child, Odjig studied Fancy Dance but when she was around sixteen years old, her uncle, Gordie Odjig offered to teach her hoop dance. Continue reading →

Zach Gallant scored twice to lead the Peterborough Petes to a 4-3 win over the Hamilton Bulldogs on Wednesday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

Lawyers for a group of Canadians affected by cancer they blame on exposure to a weed killer have filed three proposed class-action lawsuits against the product’s manufacturer, alleging Bayer and Monsanto knowingly endangered lives. Continue reading →

The problem is becoming so bad, Kingston Police held an information session Wednesday to try and help car dealerships better protect themselves. Continue reading →

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath has asked Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk to probe the cost of tearing up the agreements after the Progressive Conservative government made the move last summer. Continue reading →

The Lowe’s purchase of Rona in 2016 was contentious, with many criticizing the provincial Liberal government in power at the time for the loss of a made-in-Quebec retailer. Continue reading →

KITCHENER, Ont. – Pavel Gogolev scored once and set up two more as the Guelph Storm extended their win streak to nine games with a 5-1 win over the Kitchener Rangers on Tuesday in Ontario Hockey League action. Continue reading →

“We are truly saddened and heartbroken that our OPP family has lost another member.” Continue reading →

Rick Nicholls, who represents the riding of Chatham-Kent-Leamington, said he has long pushed various governments to repeal the “breed-specific legislation” introduced more than a decade ago. Continue reading →

Convenience Store owner Jason Ro was a victim of a brutal attack last month when two men attempted to rob his store. Continue reading →

The Court of Appeal for Ontario says amendments that affect who is entitled to a preliminary inquiry should not apply to those who requested one before the changes took effect in September. Continue reading →

Federal lawyers say the convictions were overturned on a “highly technical error” in the jury selection process that did not interfere with the fair-trial rights of either man. Continue reading →

Associate Energy Minister Bill Walker defended the cost today, blaming the previous Liberal government for signing the deals while the province had an oversupply of electricity. Continue reading →

Months after the incident, the grandparents of the Kingston stabbing suspect have released two letters that are believed to have been written by him. Continue reading →

The ministry has finished its review of the science, policies and programs used to manage how water is extracted in Ontario, and now wants to have the data reviewed by a third party. Continue reading →

Kingston city council to vote on doing a dedicated bus lane study. Continue reading →

St. Vincent de Paul executive director Judy Fyfe says the site, nearly an acre in size, cost just over $1 million. Continue reading →