Mark Gerretsen
$3.2 million earmarked for Kingston area to support women in business
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre in Kingston was the backdrop for a federal funding announcement on Tuesday. Continue reading
Election signs on public property no longer allowed in Kingston
Municipality passes by-law banning election signs on public property. Continue reading
Kingston celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day at Confederation Basin
By Mike Postovit Videographer
This marked the eighth year for the Kingston event. Continue reading
Cows return to Collins Bay Institution as part of prison farm program
The Liberal government has pledged $4.3 million for the prison farm program. Continue reading
How Kingston’s third crossing project came to be
Kingston’s third crossing has been a long time coming, as the idea of a bridge across the Cataraqui River was first floated in the 1960s. Continue reading
Feds fund 100K for fast-charge electric car stations in Kingston
Kingston will receive $100,000 for two fast-charge electric car stations to open in the fall. Continue reading
Bellevue House to see more renovations, opening may be delayed: Parks Canada
Historic Bellevue House may be closed for another season due to more renovations, says Parks Canada. Continue reading
Union for correctional workers worried about needle exchange program
“We want the government and Correctional Service Canada to put the brakes on this thing,” said Rob Finucan with the Union of Canadian Correctional Officers in Kingston. Continue reading
New NAFTA won’t impact Chinese milk manufacturing plant: Kingston Economic Development
By Mike Postovit Videographer
There are reports the revised NAFTA agreement will impose new quotas on the amount of baby formula that Canada can export. Continue reading
New military intelligence facility opens for Canadian Forces Joint Task Force X
By Mike Postovit Videographer
A new facility officially opens at CFB Kingston to house “Joint Task Force X,” a military intelligence gathering and training centre. Continue reading