Paul Soucy

Digital Reporter (Kingston)

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• Queen’s Gaels look to make it 2 in a row during matchup with York Lions

  The Queen's Gaels seek a second win against the York Lions on Saturday after a 27-22 victory over McMaster. Injuries prompt lineup changes, but York remains a serious threat.

  Sports

  6 hours
• Federal government invests in Kingston’s battery technology and green graphite

  The federal government is investing in Kingston's tech sector with nearly $8 million for battery development and green graphite projects to boost rare earth recycling.

  Tech

  Sep 4
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• Kingston, Ont., testing photo radar cameras in effort to deter speeders

  In an effort to deter speeding drivers, the City of Kingston, Ont., has launched a two-year pilot program for traffic cameras. The program will focus on safety in school zones.

  Canada

  Sep 4
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• Guns, ammunition seized after Kingston, Ont. welfare check: police

  Kingston police conducted a welfare check Wednesday that led to a major firearms seizure. Firearms and ammunition, including a loaded AK-47 and magazines, were carelessly stored.

  Canada

  Aug 30
• Queen’s Gaels aim for comeback in home opener against McMaster

  After a tough Week 1 loss, the Queen's Gaels aim to bounce back in their home opener against McMaster on Saturday, counting on strong home-field support.

  Canada

  Aug 30
• Kingston shortlisted as ‘Destination of the Year’ for 2024 Seatrade Cruise Awards

  Kingston is shortlisted for the 2024 Seatrade Cruise Award as Destination of the Year, praised for its welcoming port, historic sites, and local culture.

  Canada

  Aug 29
• ALCDSB cuts ribbon on new Kingston school

  St. Genevieve Catholic School in Kingston opened Thursday morning. Serving K-8, it features a 'Learning Community' model with collaborative 'Learning Studios.'

  Education

  Aug 29
• Correctional officer, inmate charged in smuggling operation at Collins Bay Institution

  A Kingston correctional officer and an inmate face charges, accused of smuggling drugs, weapons and contraband into Collins Bay Institution.

  Crime

  Aug 27
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• Kingston police make largest-ever fentanyl bust

  Kingston Police have made their largest fentanyl seizure in history following a drug trafficking investigation, seizing drugs valued at over $200,000.

  Canada

  Aug 27
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• 2 companies invest $37M in Kingston facilities, creating 70 new jobs

  A pair of companies in Kingston will invest a combined $37 million into the city, creating 70 new jobs. Ontario's minister of economic development helped make the announcement.

  Canada

  Aug 21
• Brockville teen overcomes panic attack to shine at national song and dance competition

  Brockville teen Mara Shannon overcome a panic attack to secure third place at a national song and dance competition in Vancouver, thanks to timely support from her coach.

  Canada

  Aug 2
• Canadian Little League Championships impress visitors in Kingston

  Canadian Little League Championships impress in Kingston. First home run at the renovated Cricket Field. Visitors praise organization, facilities, and explore local sites.

  Sports

  Aug 1
• Perth tornado devastates family farm, community rallies to help rebuild

  A tornado destroyed a family farm in Perth, Ont., but the community is rallying to support them. An online fundraiser will help build a temporary barn for their animals.

  Canada

  Jul 31
• Canadian Little League Championship kicks off in Kingston, Ont.

  The Canadian Little League Baseball Championship kicked off in Kingston, Ont., Tuesday with an event celebrating the local baseball association's 70-year history.

  Canada

  Jul 31
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• Suspect pleads guilty to arson charges after fires in Napanee, Stone Mills

  Jay Bradley, 49, pleaded guilty to arson and harassment after two fires in Napanee, Ont. He had previously maintained his innocence. Sentencing is set for November.

  Canada

  Jul 30
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• Community shocked by apparent murder in central Kingston

  A 33-year-old man was fatally injured in central Kingston. Police seek leads and video footage. Residents express unease but still feel generally safe in the area.

  Crime

  Jul 29
• From ‘The W’ to the world, basketball star Aaliyah Edwards is living the dream

  Aaliyah Edwards is living her dream. From Kingston Impact to UConn Huskies, and now the WNBA, she's about to make her mark on Team Canada as they prepare for the Paris Olympics.

  Sports

  Jul 17
• Community rallies after theft at Kingston BMX Track

  A Kingston BMX track recovered from a theft with community help, raising funds to replace stolen gear and prepare for a weekend rally, highlighting local generosity.

  Canada

  Jul 12
• Future of Brockville’s homeless shelter uncertain

  Brockville's only homeless shelter faces closure due to a $150,000 funding shortfall, turning away six people nightly. Urgent government support is needed.

  Canada

  Jul 11
• Impact of fire at Quinn’s Meats devastates local farming industry

  A fire at Quinn's Meats in Yarker devastated local farming, forcing some farms to close. Efforts to rebuild face challenges amid a decline in Ontario's licensed abattoirs.

  Canada

  Jul 10
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• North Leeds U18 Girls Soccer team prepares for international challenge

  The North Leeds U18 Girls Soccer Team, with a 6-0-1 record, is heading to the world’s largest youth soccer tournament in Sweden, thanks to strong community support.

  Sports

  Jul 9
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• Kingston Colts Junior Girls head to prestigious tournament in Kentucky

  The Kingston Colts Junior Girls head to Kentucky for the 'Baseball for All' National Girls Tournament, marking their first season with high hopes and hard preparation.

  Sports

  Jul 5
• Gananoque Ribfest draws crowds and funds for local charities despite weather setback

  Gananoque's annual Ribfest drew 15,000 attendees, raising funds for local clubs. Despite a weather-related cancellation, the event was a success with tasty ribs and live music.

  Canada

  Jun 30
• Kingston’s iconic Town Crier celebrates 40 Years of proclamations

  Chris Whyman, Kingston's Town Crier, celebrates 40 years of service, beginning as a one-year stint and evolving into a global role, with no plans to retire soon.

  Canada

  Jun 27
• Kingston BMX track struggles after break-in, theft ahead of provincial event

  The Kingston BMX track faces a major setback after a break-in, losing vital equipment just weeks before a provincial event. The owners vow to overcome and host the race as planned.

  Crime

  Jun 25