Kingston Latest News

• WestJet flight attendants on strike as company suspends most bookings

  The union representing 4,400 WestJet flight employees says its members are on strike after last-minute negotiations failed to reach a deal.

  Canada

  7 mins
• Conservatives urge Ottawa to list Kata’ib Hezbollah as terrorist entity

  The Conservatives are calling on Ottawa to designate Kata'ib Hezbollah as a terrorist entity, citing U.S. allegations linking the group to attacks in Canada.

  Politics

  5 hours
• Adams Jr. leads Stampeders past Tiger-Cats 44-20

  Folarin Orimolade and Calgary's defence earned the Stampeders a road win Saturday afternoon.

  Sports

  Aug 1
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• Doctors warn of ‘exponential’ rise in serious e-scooter injuries among kids

  Doctors at Toronto's SickKids hospital say serious e-scooter injuries involving children are becoming a daily occurrence, with many requiring surgery, intensive care and rehab.

  Health

  Aug 1
• Lewis says he won’t run for office until the NDP is ‘ready’ for a general election

  NDP Leader Don Davies says he's seeing growing "buyer's remorse" among some Canadians who voted Liberal in 2025 as the party prepares for key byelections.

  Politics

  Aug 1
• Wildfire crisis eases in western Europe but worsens in Greece as winds drive blazes

  Gale-force winds are driving flames through a seaside resort in Greece and triggering fresh evacuations as wildfires spread fast throughout Athens.

  Fire

  Aug 1
• WestJet flight attendant strike grounds jet fleet

  WestJet has begun cancelling flights ahead of a potential flight attendant strike, saying the move is intended to prevent widespread disruptions across its network.

  Canada

  Aug 1
• WATCH: Global National – July 31

  Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen

  News

  Jul 31
• U.S. DOJ to drop Reflecting Pool vandalism charges against ex-Olympian

  U.S. government lawyers said in a court filing that information provided since the indictment shows that the damage was the result of a 'flawed installation by the contractor.'

  U.S. News

  Jul 31
• Ukraine seeks Trump’s help to get Starlink access for aiding Russia strikes

  The push for expanded use of Starlink comes as Zelenskyy looks for ways to mitigate the need for U.S. Patriot air defense systems, with Trump walking back a possible access deal.

  World

  Jul 31
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• Is it AI or human? Ottawa wants your ideas on how to boost transparency

  The consultation is also considering ways to improve public access to information about AI systems, including their capabilities and limitations.

  Tech

  Jul 31
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• Cyberattacks on water systems are growing in the U.S. — is Iran involved?

  Federal and state officials in the U.S. are investigating a series of cyberattacks on water and wastewater systems in at least seven states this week.

  Tech

  Jul 31
• U.S. cruise passenger charged after allegedly hitting kids playing tag

  David Crosby II, 44, was charged with two counts of child abuse without great bodily harm at a Florida Court on Monday, according to Brevard County records.

  Trending

  Jul 31
• FIFA abandons plans to sell World Cup profits to private equity following massive pushback

  Infantino’s decision came after his senior adviser who sat on a White House panel resigned and Asia’s soccer body joined Europe and North America in opposing it.

  Sports

  Jul 31
• As possible WestJet strike nears, here’s how to navigate flight disruptions

  With both a strike notice and a lockout notice issued by the two sides, passengers should know their rights and options should they face sudden changes to their plans, experts say.

  Canada

  Jul 31
• Bill Wilson, one of Canada’s last Second World War veterans, dies at 101

  The obituary for William (Bill) Wilson, who partook in the bloody D-Day landings, said "Captain Bill" helped create the Naval Museum of Alberta and The Military Museums in Calgary.

  Canada

  Jul 31
• Library book found sealed behind fireplace returned 150 years late

  The book was returned to the library in the coastal town of Kiama, New South Wales, last week by a local named Ross Simmons, who found it inside a crate behind a sealed fireplace.

  Trending

  Jul 31
• OPP officer charged with assault after North York traffic stop

  An Ontario Provincial Police officer is facing assault charges after an investigation into the use of a conducted energy weapon during a traffic stop in North York.

  Canada

  Jul 31
• OHL approves Barrie Colts sale to Toronto-area businessman John Careri

  John Careri serves as president and chief executive officer of JONVIC Capital Inc., the OHL said in a statement following a board of governors meeting.

  Canada

  Jul 31
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• Canada, allies warn North Korea IT workers pose ‘insider threat’ abroad

  The joint advisory urged countries and companies to 'deepen their understanding' of the tactics used and implement measures to counter them.

  World

  Jul 31
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• Nearly 900 casino workers go on strike at Ajax, Pickering properties

  Nearly 900 workers at Ajax Casino and Pickering Casino Resort are on strike after contract talks broke down, with the employer saying both properties remain open.

  Canada

  Jul 31
• TurboTax owner Intuit facing a class-action lawsuit over ‘free’ advertising

  The action was brought on behalf of all consumers who purchased the TurboTax online software since Jan. 1, 2015, to prepare and/or file their Canadian taxes.

  Consumer

  Jul 31
• Why spiking U.S. bond yields could be a big warning for the economy

  Experts say a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields this week was a major warning sign about inflation, interest rates and economic uncertainty.

  Economy

  Jul 31
• Costco Canada recalls croissants, toaster oven and other items

  Costco shoppers who have purchased the recalled products have been recommended to follow the instructions provided by the company.

  Consumer

  Jul 31
• WestJet begins parking 737 aircraft as strike deadline approaches

  If a negotiated agreement on a new contract can’t be reached by Aug. 2 at midnight mountain time, those unionized flight attendants could walk off the job.

  Canada

  Jul 31