Man sentenced for killing his wife in Belleville, Ont. over work visa
Dewayne Vacciana, 43, pleaded guilty to killing his wife after fearing that she had tipped off immigration authorities about his expired work visa.
View ArticleFormer senator, MPP Bob Runciman releases memoir
Titled From Mad Dog to Senator, the book gives a behind-the-scenes look at Runciman's many years as a politician as well as some personal upheavals.
View ArticleKingston’s first women’s tackle football team leaving everything on the field
Football and Kingston go hand in hand, whether it's youth, junior or senior rep, high school or university — and now you can add the OWFL to that list.
View ArticleHealth providers urge Kingston not to evict Belle Park encampment
Health-care professionals are calling on the City of Kingston to drop its request for a court order to evict the homeless campers in Belle Park.
View ArticleKingston, Ont. in final phase of school safety zone sign installation
Community Safety Zone signs have been installed at all schools across Kingston with the final phase to be completed this fall before classes resume.
View ArticleKingston sailor headed to U21 world championships this fall
Kingston's James Fair continues to make waves. The talented sailor is off to Morocco and the U21 world championships.
View ArticleBelleville girl hopes lawn bowling can catch on with her peers
Minor hockey, baseball, football and basketball are all in demand around these parts. But what about minor or youth lawn bowling?
View ArticleYoungsters learning ins and outs of sailing in Kingston, Ont.
The green fleet clinic put on by CORK and the Kingston Yacht Club teaches kids as young as 7 years old the ins and outs of sailing.
View ArticleQueen’s women’s soccer team hopes to earn spot at U-Sports nationals, despite...
This season they're guaranteed a spot in the U-Sports nationals as the tournament host, but that doesn't mean they'll rest on their laurels.
View ArticleKFL&A Public Health encouraging proactive approach to flu season
With the first case of Influenza A detected in Kingston as well as a recent wastewater COVID-19 data spike, health officials are encouraging a proactive approach to flu season.
View ArticleCity of Kingston honours late former CAO
The City of Kingston officially dedicated a new park in the mid-town area to late former CAO Gerard Hunt, who lost his battle with cancer in 2020.
View ArticleKingston RibFest returns in full flame
Kingston's annual Craft Beer and RibFest returned this week and was met by a crowd that was anxious to try some good old fashioned barbecue.
View ArticleKnights rout Kingston, beat Frontenacs 8-1 in London
Friday night's game couldn't end fast enough for the Frontenacs, as they were handed their most lopsided loss of the season, a 7-1 defeat at the hands of the London Knights.
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