Looking forward, Liam Desre hopes to qualify for the 2027 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair, which is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious pre-university research competitions in the world.
“Completion of the Barr contract (Phase 2A) is expected in November 2026, at which time all 4 lanes of traffic will be open,” said Robert McLachlan, a utilities engineer with Utilities Kingston, in a statement.
The reconstruction projects have raised questions about the university's priorities during a period of budget deficits, yet students are eager to see the completion of the long-needed maintenance of commonly visited buildings.
“The prospect of a new art installation that will honour the untold stories of Kingston’s heritage is so exciting,” said Carol Ann Budd, an Indigenous alumna of Queen’s Engineering and a member of the project’s advisory circle.
“This MRI will improve care for our patients by making sure we can provide the best possible breast health-care services in one location,” said Dr. Doris Jabs, Rose of Hope Clinical Chair in Breast Health.
Kingston Police are seeking assistance to locate an individual last seen in the area of 18 Stuart Street, which is the address for Botterell Hall, a Queen’s University building adjacent to Kingston General Hospital (KGH).
"There is no other experience like the feeling of being truly seen in the depths of your pain and being extended a compassionate hand," said Justin Tudor Price, owner and practitioner at The Compassion Clinic.
The Canadian Armed Forces Snowbirds will make what is expected to be their final appearance over Kingston on Tuesday, Sept. 15, as the iconic aerial demonstration team marks its 55th anniversary season.
"I want to be the voice for my customers, friends, family, colleagues, and neighbours of Loyalist-Cataraqui at City Hall. I want to ensure that decisions at City Hall benefit the majority in the district," Charanjeev Sekhon said of his decision to run in this election.
"We are proud to recognize all 20 Pinnacle Award nominees and celebrate the contributions they make to their organizations, their industries, and our community," said Karen Cross, CEO of the Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce.
A fast-moving vehicle on Portsmouth Avenue caught the eye of patrol officers early Saturday morning. The driver was determined to be impaired, according to police.
"I believe strongly in inclusion, protecting vulnerable people, supporting public services and ensuring everyone has a voice at City Hall," said Conny Glenn, who is among the four candidates for mayor in the upcoming municipal election.
Jeff Scott represented his home district of Countryside during his previous term on council from 2010 to 2014. Now, the self-described "fiscal conservative with progressive views" is in the running to retake his seat.
“It’s an exciting time for our municipality,” said acclaimed Napanee Mayor Terry Richardson.
“[We are] in a good position, and with all the turmoil in the world, I think we will weather the storm, whatever it is, quite well compared to a lot of municipalities.”
Establishing a line between what’s acceptable and what’s negligence when it comes to naturalized lawns and yards remains a focal point of the bylaw update, which will be revisited by council in April 2027.
"I am running for re-election because I enjoy the work and there is still more to be done," said Lakeside candidate Wendy Stephen. "I try really hard to make informed choices that are good for Kingston."
“Thursday night was unbelievably crowded, and the vibe was excellent… It’s a bit surreal, but it’s a good feeling, and I feel grateful that that happened with us,” said Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois of the weekend festivities.
According to Parks Canada, the bridge will be "swung open for maintenance work" on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, from approximately 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
"Nothing gives me more pride than being able to help my city and district do for others what it has for me, so I’ve been active in these ways for many years before my first term as city councillor for Trillium," said Trillium candidate Jimmy Hassan.
"The chance to work with an outstanding team and a passionate community to create a new hospital for Kingston is a tremendous and critical opportunity,” Paul McIntyre Royston, new President and CEO of UHKF, said.