Victim of Kingston stabbing remembered as ‘gentle soul’
2 dead following brutal stabbing, police shooting in downtown Kingston
How an old cedar boat led to an unsinkable friendship for two Belleville men
Queen’s hockey Gaels take novel approach to defend OUA title
Kingston Secondary School will now open in September 2020
72-year-old man facing sex offences in Belleville
Federal Conservatives focus on boosting party’s message to counter ‘Ford factor’ in Ontario
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
When asked by a reporter during a campaign stop on Friday what Ontario residents are supposed to make of the fact he doesn’t seem to want Ford near the campaign, Scheer called that suggestion “completely false.” Continue reading
Ontario dental hygienist loses licence after treating his wife
Ontario’s Divisional Court decision upholding the “harsh” punishment for Alexandru Tanase comes even though regulators have proposed allowing hygienists to treat spouses as dentists may do. Continue reading
Scheer says he will ratify CUSMA despite saying Trudeau gave everything to Trump
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says he will still ratify the new North American free trade deal if he becomes prime minister, even though he thinks Canada got railroaded by U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading
Ontario government’s cannabis Crown corporation lost $42M in latest fiscal year
Canada legalized cannabis for adult use on Oct. 17 last year, and the rollout was mired by supply chain issues and product shortages, which largely have been resolved in recent months. Continue reading
Reality check: Will Scheer’s promised public transit tax credit help the environment?
A look at whether Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s promise to bring back the public transit tax credit will help the environment or lead to more people taking public transit. Continue reading
TIFF 2019: Best and worst looks on the red carpet
Silver-screen stars from Jennifer Lopez to Michael B. Jordan definitely came to play when it came to style at TIFF this year. Continue reading
Fired OPP deputy commissioner launches wrongful dismissal suit against Ford government
A former deputy Commissioner of Ontario’s provincial police force is launching a $15 million wrongful dismissal lawsuit against the Ontario government. Continue reading
Ontario government to review vaping amid rising concerns
In a statement to Global News, a spokesperson for Health Minister Christine Elliott said, “Minister Elliott is increasingly concerned about the prevalence and health consequences of youth vaping.” Continue reading
Modest fashion is rising in popularity — a look at the multi-billion dollar industry
Modest fashion is rising in popularity. Here’s a look at the multi-billion dollar industry. Continue reading
Ontario government lowers deficit to $7.4 billion, half of what PCs originally said
The government says the 2018-19 deficit improved due to higher-than-expected tax revenues and lower spending. Continue reading
What it will take to dominate Ontario during the federal election
In 2015, the Liberals captured the majority of the ridings in the diverse battleground region of the Greater Toronto Area. Now, they are fighting to keep them. Continue reading
Tropical storm Humberto hits the Bahamas weeks after hurricane Dorian
Humberto dropped rain on the islands as U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres visited the Bahamas to support humanitarian efforts in the wake of Dorian, which hit as a Category 5 storm that left thousands in need of food, water and shelter. Continue reading
Ontario woman’s remains to return home from the Bahamas after hurricane Dorian: mother
“There’s nothing in this world that could explain what I’m experiencing right now,” McDonagh said through tears. Continue reading
Toddler in life-threatening condition after farm accident near Milverton: Perth OPP
Police have not reported what kind of machinery was involved in the incident or who was operating it at the time. Continue reading
Protest march in downtown Hong Kong erupts into violence
A mixed crowd of hardcore protesters in black and wearing masks, along with families with children, spilled into the roads of the Causeway Bay shopping belt and marched for over 2 kilometres to the central business district. Continue reading
17-year-old killed, 5 injured in shooting at Mississauga apartment complex
Peel Regional Police Chief Chris McCord said witnesses reported that semi-automatic weapons may have been used by multiple suspects. Continue reading
2 university students dead, 17 hurt following bus rollover on Vancouver Island
The bus had 48 people on board, mostly students from a Vancouver Island university, when it rolled over on a remote logging road east of Bamfield. Continue reading
More than 2,000 fetal remains found preserved at home of abortion doctor who died
The doctor’s Indiana abortion clinic closed after the state revoked his license in 2015. Continue reading
Student bullied for wearing same clothes every day, so 2 classmates donated theirs
“When I saw people laugh and bully him, I felt like I needed to do something,” one of the boys said. Continue reading
Love-struck Texas man finds Toronto woman after viral newspaper ad
By Kamil Karamali Digital Video Journalist
It’s the happy ending we were all hoping for. Continue reading
Federal Conservatives focus on boosting party’s message to counter ‘Ford factor’ in Ontario
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
When asked by a reporter during a campaign stop on Friday what Ontario residents are supposed to make of the fact he doesn’t seem to want Ford near the campaign, Scheer called that suggestion “completely false.” Continue reading
Suspect in Kingston knife attack named, described as a ‘good kid’ with demons
A family member and a long-time friend of the stabbing suspect say the man they knew was nothing like the person captured in video footage of the attack. Continue reading
Ontario dental hygienist loses licence after treating his wife
Ontario’s Divisional Court decision upholding the “harsh” punishment for Alexandru Tanase comes even though regulators have proposed allowing hygienists to treat spouses as dentists may do. Continue reading
Victim of Kingston stabbing remembered as ‘gentle soul’
Several friends of a man who was killed in a violent stabbing in downtown Kingston are remembering him the day after the attack. Continue reading
Ontario government’s cannabis Crown corporation lost $42M in latest fiscal year
Canada legalized cannabis for adult use on Oct. 17 last year, and the rollout was mired by supply chain issues and product shortages, which largely have been resolved in recent months. Continue reading
Reality check: Will Scheer’s promised public transit tax credit help the environment?
A look at whether Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s promise to bring back the public transit tax credit will help the environment or lead to more people taking public transit. Continue reading
Fired OPP deputy commissioner launches wrongful dismissal suit against Ford government
A former deputy Commissioner of Ontario’s provincial police force is launching a $15 million wrongful dismissal lawsuit against the Ontario government. Continue reading
Queen’s hockey Gaels take novel approach to defend OUA title
By Doug Jeffries Anchor
The Queen’s Gaels are ready to defend their OUA hockey championship title. Continue reading
Ontario government to review vaping amid rising concerns
In a statement to Global News, a spokesperson for Health Minister Christine Elliott said, “Minister Elliott is increasingly concerned about the prevalence and health consequences of youth vaping.” Continue reading
Ontario government lowers deficit to $7.4 billion, half of what PCs originally said
The government says the 2018-19 deficit improved due to higher-than-expected tax revenues and lower spending. Continue reading
What it will take to dominate Ontario during the federal election
In 2015, the Liberals captured the majority of the ridings in the diverse battleground region of the Greater Toronto Area. Now, they are fighting to keep them. Continue reading
Ontario woman’s remains to return home from the Bahamas after hurricane Dorian: mother
“There’s nothing in this world that could explain what I’m experiencing right now,” McDonagh said through tears. Continue reading
How an old cedar boat led to an unsinkable friendship for two Belleville men
Doug Norman inquired about a dilapidated cedar boat posted in an online ad by Chris Anderson — and the rest is history. Continue reading
Toddler in life-threatening condition after farm accident near Milverton: Perth OPP
Police have not reported what kind of machinery was involved in the incident or who was operating it at the time. Continue reading
Influenza vaccines might arrive after flu season starts in Ottawa, officials say
Other parts of Canada might get their first shipment of flu vaccine a little late, too. Continue reading
The Amherstview Junior C Jets have ‘good feeling’ about the season ahead
By Doug Jeffries Anchor
The Amherstview Junior C Jets believe they have the talent to compete for first place in their division. Continue reading
Doug Ford dodges questions about Andrew Scheer by sneaking past media into cabinet meeting
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
Ontario Premier Doug Ford attended a cabinet meeting Thursday afternoon at Queen’s Park but avoided awaiting media by secretly being rushed into the executive council chamber. Continue reading
Ontario judge grants cannabis store licensing stay, rejected applicants seek review
Eleven people disqualified from applying to open a cannabis store are asking an Ontario court to halt the licensing process while they challenge their rejection. Continue reading
2 dead following brutal stabbing, police shooting in downtown Kingston
Kingston police have closed Queen and Bagot streets after a multiple-stabbing incident. Continue reading
72-year-old man facing sex offences in Belleville
Belleville police have charged a Cloyne, Ont., man with several sex-related crimes. Continue reading
Love-struck Texas man finds Toronto woman after viral newspaper ad
By Kamil Karamali Digital Video Journalist
It’s the happy ending we were all hoping for. Continue reading
Kingston candidates react to election sign ban on public property
Federal candidates are the first to run a campaign with the city of Kingston’s new election sign ban in place. Each of the five candidates are taking to the ban differently. Continue reading
Karina Gould’s balancing act in her fight for the Liberals and her hometown
Karina Gould, the youngest female cabinet minister in Canadian history, won her riding by a slim margin in 2015 and she is aiming to keep it. Continue reading
Kingston Secondary School will now open in September 2020
The LDSB announced that Kingston Secondary School will open to students in September 2020, and KCVI will remain open until the end of this school year. Continue reading
Kingston police investigating armed robbery at midtown motel
Police are investigating an armed robbery at a Kingston motel. Continue reading
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