Princess Street
Multi-vehicle collision injures 3, 1 in life-threatening condition: Frontenac Paramedics
A multi-vehicle collision shut down a major intersection in Kingston during rush-hour on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Kingston woman located, man still missing
Kingston police have located one of the two people they reported missing on Tuesday. Continue reading
Downtown storefronts in Kingston significantly damaged by chain vehicle crash
Two stores near Princess and Montreal streets are significantly damaged after a chain vehicle crash, police say. Continue reading
Rival developer’s attempt to scuttle midtown apartment complex rejected
A rival developer’s appeal of a midtown apartment building was quashed by the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal. Continue reading
Kingston bus driver apprehends man causing a disturbance: Kingston police
Kingston police have charged a man for causing a disturbance on a Kingston Transit bus. Continue reading
Kingston city councillors reject mediator role in Capitol Condo proposal
The developer had agreed to enter into mediation, but Kingston residents who fought against the 16-storey building at the Local Planning Appeals Tribunal refused. Continue reading
Opposition to Capitol Condo denies city attempt to mediate
“Council is a day late and a buck short,” David Donnelly, the legal representative for the opposition to the development said. Continue reading
Kingston’s ‘Visual Paradise’ showcases high school students’ fine art, design
By Mike Postovit Videographer
Some budding local artists are getting the chance to show off their work at a downtown Kingston exhibition. Continue reading
Demolition begins on long-delayed building project in Kingston’s Williamsville neighbourhood
After nearly four years of delays, Podium Developments has started demolition work on the University Suites project. Continue reading
Anti-pipeline protesters gather outside RBC in Kingston
A group of people partially blocked Princess Street in downtown Kingston to protest the arrest of anti-pipeline demonstrators in northern B.C. Continue reading