A recent survey of Canadian parole officers shows that they feel overworked and can’t properly do their job protecting the public because of it. Continue reading →

The reaction to the Amber Alert isn’t uncommon, as many police services across the province have reported similar calls since the alerts started in early 2019. Continue reading →

The announcement comes weeks after privately-owned Kingston 1000 Islands Sportsplex was denied a permit for an art show. Continue reading →

On May 1st, thousands of people gathered in cities across Ontario to protest cuts made by the Ford government. As the one-year anniversary of Doug Ford being elected premier looms, many are comparing the recent protests to those that took place during the Harris government. Continue reading →

Over 20 former and current clients and employees of Addiction and Mental Health Services-Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington (AMHS-KFLA) came together in Napanee to voice their concerns with the agency. Continue reading →

The Limestone Art Show was cancelled days before it begins because the city refused its business licence, even though similar exhibitions have taken place in the same venue. Continue reading →

Brock Powell, 24, founded ‘Blood for Brock’ after being diagnosed with cancer and battling Von Willebrand disease since birth. Continue reading →

Randy Hillier, the MPP for Lanark–Frontenac–Kingston, left the PC government in 2019 and is now voicing his concerns with its budget. Continue reading →

In 1968, Brendan O’Brien was ordained in Ottawa kick starting a five decade career that took him around the world. Continue reading →