Kingston Police have arrested and charged a 51-year-old local person after they threatened an acquaintance with a knife and then wounded a dog. Read More

Officers with the Lennox and Addington County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have arrested and charged a Kingston man following vehicle break-ins in Napanee on the afternoon of Canada Day. Read More

Kingston’s Canada Day Parade of People was in fine form on Monday morning, marking its first occurrence since the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More

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Celebrations begin in Kingston with the Canada Day Parade of People, which will leave from Metro grocery store parking lot (Princess and Barrie streets) at 11 a.m. and make its way down Princess Street to Confederation Park for the Canada Day Cakes at noon. Read More

Kingston Police are looking for information about a person who committed a break-and-enter at a construction site in midtown Kingston at the end of May. Read More

Canadian pop superstar Avril Lavigne is among the latest appointed to the Order of Canada. Read More

Monday, starting at the Metro (Princess and Barrie streets), at 11 a.m.: A celebration in red and white going down Princess Street to Confederation Park, ending with Canada Day cakes at noon. For full details visit cityofkingston.ca/arts-culture-and-events/city-calendar-and-events/feature-events/canada-day/. Read More

The Kingston region’s public health unit is warning local residents that drug-involved poisonings are on the rise in the area. Read More

Canadian rock band Crash Test Dummies will headline this year’s Rockin’ the Square event in Springer Market Square in downtown Kingston on July 26. Read More

Kingston Police have arrested and charged an individual following the assault of three members of the person’s family. Read More

A ‘highly skilled’ family doctor who worked eight years in the Northern communities of Moose Factory and Kashechewan has been hired to lead Northern Ontario’s medical school.
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