On Wednesday, the city will harvest its first batch of lettuce to help those in need. Mike Postovit reports. Continue reading
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A City report is asking council to consider regulations be enforced on Kingston-area Uber and Lyft drivers. Continue reading
“People are social animals. We need something to balance ourselves mentally, socially, and psychologically, and so we will need to find a good way forward.” Continue reading
Kingston police say witnesses saw the man flee his vehicle carrying a case of beer after the crash. Continue reading
“We will probably do it stage by stage, bringing people in maybe one day a week to start, and then maybe try to ramp that up.” Continue reading
‘Here I am pushing staff at work to be safe, not to get it. Lo and behold, my family end up getting it,’ she said. Continue reading
Despite being among those hardest hit by the virus, many Black Canadians are eyeing the COVID-19 vaccine warily. Advocates say their skepticism comes from a legitimate place. Continue reading
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 623 for Bath and area is temporarily closed after several branch executives resigned over the last two weeks. Continue reading
The Quinte Humane Society is sending its thanks to the city of Quinte West after council approved a $1-million low-interest loan to build a new animal care and adoption centre. Continue reading
Christine Elliott says Ontario plans to follow the advice of a national panel recommending against using Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine on people aged 65 and older. Continue reading