KHSC prepares for new, more powerful MRI machine at KGH
February 21, 2019
Anyone involved in the medical field or those who are fans television medical dramas are familiar with what an MRI machine is and what it does. These life-saving machines …
Author: Dominic Owens
Kingston welcomes Nanny Angel Network
February 1, 2019
Every day, hundreds of thousands of people are treated for cancer around the world, and here in Kingston, a new service is about to become available for those mothers …
Four break-ins over one week at west-end commercial property
February 1, 2019
A local business is asking for the public’s help in identifying the vehicle caught on surveillance video after their warehouse was broken into and items were stolen. On Thursday, …
Frontenac paramedics charge forward with new branding
January 28, 2019
A brand should reflect the values of those it represents, and also be immediately identifiable to the general public. It is with that in mind that the County of …
Knights of Columbus make $300k in donations to area churches and Providence Manor
January 16, 2019
When it comes to supporting local organizations, sometimes that means one organization supporting another. On Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019, several local organizations received generous donations that will help support …
Modern Primitive closing its doors
January 8, 2019
After almost 29 years of business, Modern Primitive located on a Princess Street in Kingston’s downtown core will be closing its doors for good. The business, which features products …
Building fire displaces multiple residents
January 6, 2019
A fire in an apartment building on Adelaide Street on the night of January 5th displaced several residents and caused extensive damage to at least one unit. At approximately …
Fire inside old Gino’s building sends one to hospital
December 27, 2018
A fire on Christmas Eve in Kingston’s downtown core sent one man to hospital, according to Kingston Fire and Rescue. On Monday, Dec. 24, 2018, Kingston Fire and Rescue …
Male charged after collision on John Counter Boulevard
December 22, 2018
In the early morning of December 22nd 2018, a red sedan traveling westbound on John Counter Boulevard left the roadway and struck rocks being used for the future railway …
Tree of hope campaign coming close to toy target, falling short on others
December 3, 2018
The annual Tree of Hope campaign kicked off at the beginning of November, and with nearly two weeks left in the campaign, the agency has almost reached its toy …
A new era in policing as Chief Antje McNeely takes command
November 30, 2018
Former Kingston Police Chief Gilles Larochelle officially stepped down and Chief Antje McNeely took formal command of the approximately 600-strong Kingston Police Force at a Change Of Command ceremony …
New ambulance decals aimed at improving awareness
November 30, 2018
Time is a special and meaningful thing, and a very complex beast: Sometimes it goes by slowly, other times it seems like we lose complete track of it. But …