The 17-year-old Edwards was selected to Team Canada’s National Women’s Team for a European exhibition tour in Belgium and Great Britain. Continue reading →

Electric vehicle drivers in Kingston now have an outlet to share or gather knowledge on the mode of transportation. Continue reading →

To dominate the rings of WWE or other groups around the world, you have to start somewhere, and a pair of lifelong friends are helping people from the Kingston area follow their pro wrestling dreams. Continue reading →

A Kingston woman has taken to social media in the hopes of getting her stroller back. Laura watt says the stroller was stolen on Mother’s Day from her front porch. Continue reading →

They’re already neighbours, but the cities of Belleville and Quinte West could become a whole lot closer. Continue reading →

The walls of Kingston Penitentiary will be rocking this summer. The United Way, in conjunction with St. Lawrence Parks Commission are hosting the first ever concert within the walls of Canada’s most notorious prison. Continue reading →

The crunch is because the province changed the way ancillary fees are collected from students, allowing them to choose which organizations their fees will support. Continue reading →

Venue management also claims that during the most recent trade show held at the Sportsplex, fire inspectors visited eight times in four days. Continue reading →

It’s been two weeks since the provincial budget was announced – and it’s becoming clearer how many agencies across Ontario will be dealing with funding cuts, which that includes conservation authorities like Quinte and Cataraqui. Continue reading →

A local events group says it can no longer afford to sell alcohol at events. Just over a year ago the cost of a Special Occasions Permit in Ontario went up from 25 dollars a day to 150 dollars. Continue reading →