CFB Kingston will soon be home to soldiers returning from international travel while they wait out their COVID-19 self-isolation period.

John Gerretsen, former Attorney General for Ontario and long-time Kingston politician, has tested positive for novel coronavirus.

Kingston’s rental vacancy rate may have crept higher, but the city remains mired in a chronic shortage of affordable rental units – a point driven home in a new report to council.

The cadet potentially exposed to COVID-19 tested negative, RMC says. Three other cadets were deemed no longer at risk for spreading the virus.

The cadets are being held in isolation at CFB Kingston following a call to one of the cadets saying they may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus.

Military members and Kingston police and OPP officers have gathered in large numbers on the shores of the water near the LaSalle Causeway.

Military police are combing Canadian Forces Base Kingston and the city looking for a missing 22-year-old Army member.

The Kingston commissionaires are back on the job after months of striking without having any of their demands met.

The under-18 squad lost their opening game of the season but reeled off 10-consecutive wins to clinch the title for the first time in the teams history.

Tuesday was day two of the Commissionaires strike at CFB Kingston.