Kingston woman to become Canadian citizen Friday, vote Monday
Deena Salem, originally from Egypt, will soon be a Canadian citizen and looks forward to voting in the upcoming federal election. Continue reading
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Kingston hosts workshops to gather complete history of Sir John A. Macdonald — including impact on Indigenous peoples
Kingston workshops aim for a more complete and inclusive telling of Sir John A. Macdonald’s history. Continue reading
Napanee pays tribute to military veterans with banners in downtown core
Community members in Napanee have raised banners in the town’s downtown to honour veterans. Continue reading
Etizolam is ‘new toxic threat,’ warn Kingston-area public health officials
Health officials warn of dangerous new drug in the opioid crisis. Continue reading
Queen’s reacts to bigoted note posted in university residence
A written statement by Patrick Deane, the university’s principal and vice-chancellor, condemned the note, which appeared to be written in the form of a poem. Continue reading
Frontenac S.S. teachers, support workers and students join provincewide protest
“They’re not replacing teachers who are retiring, so we have a system that’s on the brink and these educators are out here to try and protect what we have.” Continue reading
Brockville Aquatarium welcomes newest arrival Justin Beaver
Brockville’s Aquatarium will soon unveil their latest addition Justin Beaver. Continue reading
Limestone District School Board prepares for possible support worker walkout
Education support workers could be on the picket line Oct. 7. Continue reading
‘Murdoch Mysteries’ shoots an episode in Kingston
Murdoch Mysteries is shooting an episode at several locations in the Kingston region. Continue reading
City of Kingston seeking public input to reach 65% waste diversion goal
Having hit their 60 per cent target for the past several years, the city is asking for input on how to improve waste diversion from landfill even more. Continue reading