Zhebin Cong, who was found not criminally responsible for the death of his roommate, had been on an unaccompanied trip into the community from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health on July 3 when he failed to return, the hospital said. Continue reading →

“There seems to be numbers flying all over the place from the experts to other organizations. So we need to get a handle on the exact count,” the premier said in an interview with Global News Radio 640 Toronto on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Some studies have argued that an expansion of alcohol sales in Ontario will lead to lower prices on average, while others claim the opposite. Continue reading →

The Large Urban Mayors’ Caucus of Ontario chair released a statement Friday that detailed a number of concerns about funding cuts and Bill 108. Continue reading →

From May 14 to 20, OPP say they laid 10,095 speeding charges, with two deaths occurring on May 17 and one fatality occurring on Sunday. Continue reading →

Kaira Picard won the 2018 Kayak Kids’ Illustrated History Challenge. Continue reading →

They have strung more than 8,000 lights in hopes people will visit it and bring with them donations to the Humane Society. Continue reading →

A low rental vacancy rate creates pressure on affordable housing in Kingston. Continue reading →

It has been a deadly year for the region, according to the latest numbers from police. Continue reading →

Tyler Briley’s works are on display as part of the Scugog Memorial Library’s new “100 Years of War” exhibit. Continue reading →