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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Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Downtown Princess Street: A one-day festival that promotes active living and community involvement in the downtown. Many will remember some of the amazing activities from Promenades past, and downtown businesses and community groups are sure to amaze again. It welcomes 100-plus businesses and community groups for a day of family fun and discovery as they bring their interesting wares, exciting activities, exclusive sales and more to Princess Street. Read More

The latest Kingston-area Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign will help fund resources for child and youth mental health services at Kingston Health Sciences Centre. Read More

Kasy Kiarash has been named head coach of the Queen’s Gaels men’s soccer program, the university announced Friday. Read More

Kingston golfer Ashton McCulloch’s first PGA Tour U.S. Open ended after two rounds when he failed to make the cut at the 124th edition of the event at Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina. Read More

A pair of Kingstonians who’ve dedicated their professional lives to helping others were to be bestowed with honorary diplomas Friday by St. Lawrence College. Read More

Saturday, at noon, starting at Memorial Park and moving down Princess Street to City Hall: Be part of the vibrant energy at Pride Parade. March together, spread joy and champion equality for all. The community fair is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Confederation Basin, featuring over 40 local vendors, artists and exhibitors. Pride in the Square is from 7-11 p.m. in Springer Market Square, featuring drag, dancing, refreshments and more. For a full list of all Kingston Pride activities, check out kingstonpride.ca/2024. Read More

A single-vehicle crash Monday night in Prince Edward County resulted in Ontario Provincial Police laying a charge against a Kingston man. Read More