City Council

Despite the ongoing construction on Aberdeen St., the University District was painted green during last weekend’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

With tariffs hovering over Canadians, the City of Kingston wants its residents to keep their loonies local.

With just three days to go, it’s not too late to make your voice heard in the next provincial election.

At a protest marking three years since Russia’s invasion, air raid sirens pierced the air—a reminder of the sound Ukrainians have lived with since the war began.

Non-residents coming to Kingston may soon face higher fees for city amenities, as officials consider changes for next year.

Kingston’s infamous former maximum-security prison may soon be used for housing.

The Kingston community marked Canada’s fourth annual National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack.

With one in three Kingston households facing food insecurity, City Council’s decision to declare it an emergency is a call to action.

Dozens braved the cold outside City Hall to protest the proposed Memorial Centre stadium plans.

The Memorial Centre grounds are at the heart of debate, as the City of Kingston is considering replacing its historic barns and green space with a professional soccer stadium.

The City of Kingston apologizes to citizens following  public frustration over the garbage bag tag price increase.

Kingston Integrated Care Hub (ICH) showcases new beginnings following its September closure.

Climate activists come together to advocate against Highway 413,  calling for action to protect the  Greenbelt.

A 15-foot long Trojan Horse trotted to Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) to call for an end of privatized healthcare in Ontario.

Homecoming and “Fauxcoming” or FOCO, celebrations saw a significant decrease in fines this year.

Kingston City Council pressures the Integrated Care Hub (ICH) to enhance safety measures following reopening.