Landlord who ‘threatened life’ of student tenant still listed on Queen’s Community Housing Accommodations Listing Service

PM’s speech lauds party and supporters for accomplishments while protestors clash outside

Construction of new high school draws concerns about tar fumes, won’t be complete for next school year

May 28, 2019May 28, 2019 Michelle Allan 3 Comments appliances, drug use, drug-fueled rage, drugs, exams, housing, Kingston, landlord, methamphetamine, Michelle Allan, naked, Queen's Community Housing Accommodations Listing Service, Queen's Security, Queen's University, student housing, threatened life of tenant, throwing appliances

When Queen’s student Bassam Al Hamidi was looking for a place to live, he turned to the Queen’s Community

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December 20, 2018December 20, 2018 Michelle Allan 0 Comments assaults, back to work, Christmas, fundraiser, Kingston, Liberal Party, Michelle Allan, pipeline, postal workers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, protesters, PSAC, St. Lawerence College, supporters, yellow vests

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Kingston’s St. Lawrence College yesterday for Liberal party fundraiser. Inside the conference room, guests enjoyed

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December 12, 2018December 12, 2018 Michelle Allan 0 Comments air quality, asphalt, building, chemicals, construction, delayed, fumes, Kingston, Kingston Collegiate & Vocational Institute (KCVI), Kingston Secondary School, KSS, Limestone District School Board, Michelle Allan, Molly Brant Elementary School, MSDS, new school, school, tar fumes

When Jennifer Kehoe brought her son home sick from school, she initially thought he was feigning illness. She’d been called