Whig Standard

• Whig Standard photojournalist talks about 40-year career in Kingston

  Ian MacAlpine of the Kingston Whig Standard has been snapping photos in the area for 40 years, and now he's reflecting on his most pivotal moments.

  Canada

  May 8, 2023
  
• KHSC receives $1M in funding for eating disorders program

  The Kingston hospital will receive up to $1 million in funding to establish a day treatment program for young people aged 16 to 24 who suffer from an eating disorder.

  Health

  Mar 15, 2022
  
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• City of Kingston looking to cut vacancy tax rebate

  A long-standing program that offers tax rebates to owners of vacant commercial properties in Kingston could be axed.

  Canada

  Feb 20, 2019
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• Snow plow drivers working around the clock to clear Kingston roads

  The City of Kingston's has roughly 1,800 kilometres of road within its boundaries. Keeping them clear is no easy task.

  Canada

  Feb 13, 2019
• Chances for Kingston cannabis store dwindle after Ford announces 25 stores in Ontario

  A local head shop owner worries about her chances to set up a cannabis shop after the Ontario government announced they would be limiting stores in the province.

  Cannabis

  Dec 14, 2018
• Move-in process begins at downtown Kingston library

  'A Series of Unfortunate Events,' a book series the Kingston Frontenac public library carries, but for library management it could also describe the pitfalls in the renovations of the downtown branch.

  Canada

  Dec 11, 2018
• ‘Tree of Hope’ holiday campaign in need of monetary donations

  With about two weeks to go, the Family and Children Services' 'Tree of Hope' campaign is short about half of its usual monetary donations.

  Canada

  Dec 3, 2018
• IN8 Developments to appeal Capital Condo denial

  Darryl Firsten of In8 Developments said he he will appeal the Nov. 9 ruling to deny the Capitol Condo project made by the Local Planning Appeals Tribunal. 

  Canada

  Nov 28, 2018