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Kingston authorities seized $500,000 in contraband at Collins Bay Institution, while a frost advisory affects eastern Ontario and western Quebec, including Kingston. Local MP Gerretsen urged census participation, and a community fundraiser raised over $72,000 during McHappy Day in Gananoque and Kingston.

Kingston residents should take note of the yellow frost advisory affecting the area and the importance of completing the national census as urged by federal MP Gerretsen. Additionally, a Kingston doctor won a key legal battle for healthcare access, while local companies like Heliostar report record gold production and tech firms prepare to showcase innovations at a major event.

Kingston authorities are investigating the murder of three individuals linked to a 17-year-old Ontario teen charged with first-degree murder, while the city also launches a new mental health initiative for at-risk youth. Victoria Day fireworks will take place at Kingston’s waterfront park with safety guidelines in place.

Kingston police arrested a 16-year-old in connection with the deaths of three people found in a residential home, raising concerns about youth mental health. A new early intervention program for children aged three and up launches this week, while Kingston hosts National Nursing Week events highlighting nurse contributions to healthcare.

Kingston's Local Wire update covers a 17-year-old charged with murder after three deaths in a residential home, Keisha Han and Alexis Rouleau's win at the NextGen Ontario Championship, and the upcoming Kingston school board election. The episode also highlights the Lerner & Rowe Cornhole Tournament in Indiana and its community impact.

Kingston's school board faces a pivotal vote with four open seats and seven candidates competing, while a 17-year-old from Ontario is charged with murder after three deaths in a home. The city also celebrates golf success with Keisha Han and Alexis Rouleau winning the 2026 NextGen Ontario Championship.

Kingston police are investigating the death of an inmate at Millhaven Institution in Bath following a facility altercation, while a local man received a prison sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious friend. A 16-year-old faces murder charges after two victims were found dead in a home, and Uber has joined Ontario’s emergency-response network to aid during crises.

Kingston police are investigating the death of an inmate at Millhaven Institution in Bath following an altercation, while an Ontario teen faces first-degree murder charges after two victims were found in a home. Uber is also joining Ontario’s emergency-response network to aid with crisis transportation, and the Forever Gala supports Kingston Animal Rescue amid rising costs.

Kingston: A head-on collision in Harrowsmith and another crash in South Frontenac resulted in two deaths, while police seek a suspect in a break-in. City council voted to address budget strains and explore financial strategies to stabilize Kingston’s resources.

Kingston police are investigating a fatal head-on collision on Road 38 in Harrowsmith and seeking a suspect in a break-and-enter case, while city council moves to address budget concerns. A new MoCRA compliance guide launched by CosmeticSafetyRecord.com helps local businesses navigate FDA cosmetic regulations.

Kingston police are investigating an impaired driving arrest of one of their own, while Ontario Provincial Police probe the critical condition of an inmate at Millhaven Institution. Federal authorities plan to sell $11 million in prime prison land, impacting downtown development and real estate in Kingston.

Kingston police arrested an officer for impaired driving, raising concerns about department accountability, while a grandparent scam defrauded a local resident of $5,500. A downtown bottle-throwing incident and the sale of $11 million in prison real estate were also highlighted in today's update.

Kingston residents should prepare for potential flooding as Cataraqui Conservation warns of heavy rain this weekend, while municipal elections and the Science Rendezvous festival offer key local updates. Trevor Walsh's new low-cost food store highlights community efforts to support those in need.

Kingston officials address ongoing flood risks along the Cataraqui River and debate a provincewide vaccination registry, while the city opts out of provincial alcohol event permits. The Local Wire also honors longtime public servant Jim Neill with a heartfelt tribute.

Kingston's Local Wire update highlights the passing of long-time public servant Jim Neill, the fatal cyclist crash south of Strathroy, and the progress on the HART Hub community center. The episode also covers rising Lake Ontario levels and flood warnings from Cataraqui Conservation.

Kingston residents are urged to stay informed as a fatal cyclist accident under investigation near Strathroy and rising Lake Ontario levels threaten local infrastructure. The city also moves forward with HART Hub planning and launches a new mental health platform by Fondation Isabelle et Luc Poirier.

Kingston traffic chaos due to construction on Queen’s University and downtown waterfront, while St. Lawrence College faces layoffs and program cuts impacting nursing and engineering. Agricultural experts warn of warmer seasons and advise farmers in Kingston to adapt with drought-resistant crops.

Kingston's St. Lawrence College faces faculty layoffs and program cuts sparking debates over local education, while the city and surrounding towns adapt to higher plant hardiness zones due to climate change. The Napanee Legion honors WWII's Battle of the Atlantic with a ceremony, and fewer Canadians are planning summer road trips due to pandemic caution and rising costs.

Kingston's Tragically Hip fan community celebrates the band's legacy with events across the city, while a Haikou, China delegation explores partnerships in tourism and sustainability. South Africa launches a new Certificate of Conformity registry to boost trade compliance with China.

Kingston: A delegation from Haikou, China, is in town to boost tourism and cultural ties, while The Tragically Hip’s "Now, the world is yours" celebrates its 20th anniversary with local music events. South Africa’s new Certificate of Conformity registry could impact Kingston’s small businesses as they prepare for global trade changes.

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Your daily 2-minute news update for Kingston. Covering today's top local stories, community updates, and weather. Part of The Local Wire — every city, every day.

Your daily 2-minute news update for Kingston. Covering today's top local stories, community updates, and weather. Part of The Local Wire — every city, every day.

Your daily 2-minute news update for Kingston. Covering today's top local stories, community updates, and weather. Part of The Local Wire — every city, every day.

Your daily 2-minute news update for Kingston. Covering today's top local stories, community updates, and weather. Part of The Local Wire — every city, every day.