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• New report finds hospitals in Kingston and across Ontario rely increasingly on private agencies to fill staffing gaps - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 23:43 via news.google.com
  New report finds hospitals in Kingston and across Ontario rely increasingly on private agencies to fill staffing gaps  Kingstonist News
  
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• Pathways to Education marks 15 years of brightening futures for Kingston youth with hoodie fundraiser - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 22:38 via news.google.com
  Pathways to Education marks 15 years of brightening futures for Kingston youth with hoodie fundraiser  Kingstonist News
  
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• MTO confirms return to service for Wolfe Islander IV - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 22:21 via news.google.com
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• Correctional Service of Canada conducting internal investigation following death of a Kingston officer - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 22:09 via news.google.com
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• Correctional Service of Canada conducting internal investigation following death of a Kingston officer

  16-05-2025 22:06 via thewhig.com
  
  The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) has opened an investigation into the death of a Kingston correctional officer whose family alleges he took his own life earlier this year due to extensive harassment on the job. Bradley Gleeson took his own life at the beginning of April and the CSC is looking into why and how it is tied to Joyceville Institution, where he worked. Gleeson’s mother, Denise Ducette, speaking from her living room, surrounded by three of her son’s friends, describ
  
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• Local UPS driver saves senior citizen from fire - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 21:47 via news.google.com
  Local UPS driver saves senior citizen from fire  Kingstonist News
  
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• What's open and closed in Kingston on Victoria Day weekend - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 21:16 via news.google.com
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• What's open and closed in Kingston on Victoria Day weekend

  16-05-2025 21:11 via thewhig.com
  
  Victoria Day Weekend, or the May 2-4 weekend as it is often billed, is the unofficial start to the summer season. From small backyard gatherings to special events, including fireworks, we all have our way of celebrating the first long week of the warmer months – but why? Why do we celebrate Victoria Day and where does it originate? Victoria Day is a Canadian holiday celebrated to commemorate the birthday of Queen Victoria, who was the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom when Canada clai
  
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• Women lead the way with record-breaking performances at KASSAA meet - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 20:48 via news.google.com
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• SIU: Kingston Police officers did not use undue force in January arrest - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 20:33 via news.google.com
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• OPP point to connection between driveway paving scams and human trafficking - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 19:06 via news.google.com
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• Napanee Council votes to rezone property to accommodate new business - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 18:53 via news.google.com
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• Napanee council votes to rezone property to accommodate new business

  16-05-2025 18:51 via thewhig.com
  
  The property at 166 Richmond Blvd. in Napanee will soon be the site of a new bakery and butcher shop after being rezoned. During the May 13 regular meeting of the Council of the Town of Greater Napanee, a public meeting under the planning act was held to discuss rezoning the area locally known as 166 Richmond Blvd. from  its current light industrial distinction to business park, which will allow for a bakery in the existing building and permit future buildout of the lands for a business par
  
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• Personal information and more stolen during LDSB cyber incident, board confirms - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 18:31 via news.google.com
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• Personal information and more stolen during LDSB cyber incident, board confirms

  16-05-2025 18:26 via thewhig.com
  
  The Limestone District School Board released new information regarding its cyber incident that created a disruption to its network on April 16, 2025. During that time, an unauthorized individual gained access to the board’s computer network and stole general and personal information. In an email to parents and staff, the board confirmed that the perpetrators of the cyber incident stole personal information about members of the LDSB community, including current and former staff members, som
  
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• Man accused in Montreal Street stabbings dies in custody - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 17:43 via news.google.com
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• Some information compromised in LDSB cyber incident - Kingstonist News

  16-05-2025 16:44 via news.google.com
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• Children today, in the future, will benefit from generous donation of robotics, STEM equipment - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 16:25 via news.google.com
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• Children today, in the future, will benefit from generous donation of robotics, STEM equipment

  16-05-2025 16:24 via thewhig.com
  
  Warren Bennis, an American economist, predicted in 1991 that “the factory of the future will have just two employees: a dog and a worker. The worker feeds the dog, and the dog makes sure the worker does not touch the equipment.” I was reminded of this quote when I met Niall O’Driscoll, who has donated $500,000 worth of robotics and STEM equipment to the Boys and Girls Club to kick-start the robotics and the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) programs. Robot
  
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• Listen to the music ... Canadian music, that is - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 15:44 via news.google.com
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• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A round table for parliament - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 15:44 via news.google.com
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• Napanee protesters, MPP at odds over Ontario government’s proposed Bill 5 - The Kingston Whig Standard

  16-05-2025 14:07 via news.google.com
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• Napanee protesters, MPP at odds over Ontario government’s proposed Bill 5

  16-05-2025 14:03 via thewhig.com
  
  More than two dozen protesters gathered peacefully at Hastings-Lennox & Addington Member of Provincial Parliament Ric Bresee’s district office in Napanee on Wednesday to demonstrate against what the group believes is absolute power being sought by the provincial government when it comes to mining development projects. The protesters were rallying against Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s proposed Bill 5: Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025, a development and mining init
  
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• Royal Military College holds convocation ceremony in Kingston

  16-05-2025 00:45 via thewhig.com
  
  KINGSTON — The graduating class of officer cadets at the Royal Military College of Canada received their degrees Thursday. The college held its 132nd convocation ceremony at the Kingston Military Community Sports Centre. Following Thursday evening’s sunset ceremony, graduation events are to continue Friday with the commissioning parade.
  
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