Kingston
Eastern Ontario public health units band together against amalgamation with Ottawa
In mid-May, health units from Kingston up to the Quebec border learned that they could possibly be absorbed by the Ottawa Public Health unit by spring of 2020. Continue reading
Several in Kingston enrol for army, navy reserves
A total of eight people joined the local reserves on Tuesday evening. Continue reading
Kingston man allegedly kicks down door of downtown restaurant, assaults police
A Kingston man has been charged for damage done to a Princess Street restaurant and resisting arrest, according to police. Continue reading
Part of Kingston Yacht Club flooded due to high water levels
With water levels in Lake Ontario expected to rise, the Kingston Yacht Club is bracing for the worst. Continue reading
City installs roadside bollards to improve cyclist safety
The city is installing bollards along high traffic streets to protect cyclists. Continue reading
Napanee Junior C Raiders announce new coaching staff for 2019-20 season
Ben Hagerman takes over the reigns of the Napanee Junior C Raiders. Continue reading
City of Kingston continues to spray garlic to fight against ticks, mosquitoes
If you smell garlic in parts of the city, it may just be the thing keeping ticks and mosquitoes at bay. Continue reading
Daniel Woolf reflects on highs and lows of decade as Queen’s University principal
By Bill Hutchins Anchor
Daniel Woolf hopes to begin teaching again when he hangs up his hat as principal of the university. Continue reading
South Frontenac man stopped for speeding, impaired driving in Kingston: OPP
The man’s driver’s licence was suspended for 90 days, and his vehicle was towed and impounded for seven days. Continue reading
Loughborough Lake stocked with 15,000 lake trout
This is the fifth year the Ministry of Natural Resources has stocked the lake, which is incredibly popular with anglers. Continue reading