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Kingston and South Frontenac are joining forces, along with local advocates, to push back against the federal governments proposed route for the Alto high-speed rail. They’re calling for an alternative path along the 401 corridor, including a stop in Kingston, saying it would better serve both urban and rural communities.

Seventeen year-old Kingston Frontenacs goalie, Gavin Betts is taking his efforts from the ice to Canadian Blood Services with a fundraiser that aims to raise awareness about the life-saving power of blood donation. His fundraiser currently sits just over $1,000. If you want to donate to Betts’s cause got to hockeygivesblood.ca/fundraising/gavin-betts/

What was supposed to be a tool to attract more visitors to a small town north of Kingston has instead become a major monthly financial burden. Now the township of North Frontenac is calling on upper levels of government to help pay for its brand new electric vehicle charging station

Frontenac Secondary School was buzzing this weekend as Kingston’s own WNBA star Aaliyah Edwards returned to host her “You Got Next” basketball camp. Dozens of young players took part, donating food instead of paying a fee, and learning skills and confidence from Edwards and coaches from every step of her journey. Paul Soucy has more.

It’s a day hockey fans and video gamers look forward to every year: the release of the latest edition in the NHL series. But despite its name, the game also features teams from the Ontario Hockey League. And for a few Kingston Frontenacs players, this year is the first time they’ve been featured on the...

Football is a good hobby for most, but for Ryder Hidlebaugh it’s a lifestyle. The high schooler has dedicated his time to Kingston’s football community as both a player and now a coach, impacting athletes of all ages in the area. If you know a young person in our community who you think should be...

The Kingston Frontenacs don’t start training camp until next week, but the ice was busy at Slush Puppie Place today as dozens of young athletes were getting to train like they’re part of the OHL club. Kaytlyn Poberznick spoke with some of the players participating in this years development camp and has the story.

The Kingston Frontenacs don’t start training camp until next week, but the ice was busy at Slush Puppie Place today as dozens of young athletes were getting to train like they’re part of the OHL club. Kaytlyn Poberznick spoke with some of the players participating in this years development camp and has the story.

Young basketball players in Kingston are in for a treat this coming weekend as Kingston’s own Aaliyah Edwards is hosting a one-day skills camp at Frontenac Secondary School on Saturday. Edwards is just back from Mexico where she helped lead Canada to a bronze medal at the FIBA Ameri-Cup championship. and she’s excited to pass...

South East Local Health Integration Network found that 1,943 patients are on the long-term care waiting list in Kingston and Frontenac County with only 1,055 beds available.

7 candidate vying for the open MPP seat.

Kelly Gregory, who teaches and coaches at Frontenac Secondary School in Kingston was a four-sport player for Averett University in Virginia from 1998 to 2002.

Constituents in Lanark, Frontenac, Kingston Riding seem to be ready for a change following the latest in a long saga of issues with MPP Randy Hillier.

Frontenac county is requesting close to a 10 percent increase in paramedic services this year, despite the city’s budget being pass back in February.

Federal riding of Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston will once again be represented by Scott Reid

The Kingston Frontenacs are keeping a close eye on 16-year-old Owen Watson. The talented forward continues to improve with the Westport Junior B Rideaus

Tenants of the Van Order Drive apartment complex, run by Kingston and Frontenac Housing Corporation, say that they are living in sub-standard conditions.

The $1.5 Million Dream Home draw will be Friday Feb. 18 during the Kingston Frontenacs hockey game

With an abundance of talent that includes Shane Wright, the Kingston Frontenacs are tabbed as the team to beat as the Ontario Hockey League drops the puck on a new season.

Closed since “before” the pandemic — the Frontenac Community Arena gets ready to reopen.