Kingston

Providence goes with outpatients

In late 2013, Providence Mental Health Services announced a string of cuts to be implemented by the end of March — a reduction in the number of its beds, the removal of two wards and the elimination of 60 full-time positions.Continue...

A battle of brushes

“I thought it might have been spam.”Continue...

Up in smoke

What was supposed to be a relaxing study break turned out to be anything but for Taylor McDowall.Continue...

Mayor shows support for OMB

Kingston Mayor Mark Gerretsen is asking City Council to lobby the provincial government to expand the Ontario Municipal Board’s (OMB) recent ruling province-wide.Continue...

A changing atmosphere

Climate change is happening, and is likely to impact Kingston’s animal population — including the famed Kingston squirrel.Continue...

A grave history

When someone’s buried six feet under, it’s assumed they’re dead and gone.Continue...

Survey criticized

Kingston shelter workers are criticizing the methodology of a city-run homelessness survey administered Wednesday night.Continue...

Tourism traps downtown Kingston

The recent closure of downtown staple retailers such as the Empire Theatre and Indigo have brought issues about the area’s urban design to the attention of many — yet this isn’t a new problem for the community.Continue...

KCVI’s closing controversy

Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute (KCVI), a historic Kingston landmark and neighbour to Queen’s, has been no stranger to controversy and quandary throughout the years. Now, it may be shutting its doors for good.Continue...

A town, a game, a legacy

Jay McClement is the poster boy for Kingston’s NHLers.Continue...

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