"Beginning in late March 2026, the individual has been discovered to be peering through the windows of several residences in the area of Earl Street," Kingston Police stated.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police.
“On May 14, 2026 at approximately 7:18 a.m., two individuals were assaulted by an individual driving by in the 3000 block of Princess St. Kingston Police are looking to identify the driver of the vehicle involved... described as a black SUV,” police said.
“The issue appears to be that the clinics vaccinated too many people too efficiently, resulting in payments that, in retrospect, OHIP decided were higher than it expected,” Dr. Ma said of the continuing dispute over COVID-19 vaccination clinic billings.
The Brockville Police Service has shared that the names of of the mother and two daughters discovered deceased in their home on Thursday, May 7 are believed to be Louwanda (Wanda) Elliott, 49, Mackayla Elliott, 17 and Nikita Elliott, 15.
“The St. Helen’s property should not simply become another speculative real estate transaction. It is a rare institutional waterfront asset with enormous potential for long-term public benefit,” one Kingston resident writes of the federal property recently listed for sale.
The Brockville Police Service is asking north-end residents and businesses to review surveillance footage that could assist investigators in the ongoing homicide investigation. Police also released a description of a person of interest.
One major concern raised by Reid was the future of VIA Rail service to smaller communities if high-speed rail is implemented.
“Once Alto is installed, there is zero per cent chance the existing rail system will survive,” Reid said, arguing that riders travelling between major urban centres would likely shift to the faster service.
Brockville police say what is being investigated as a triple homicide that left a mother and her two teenage daughters dead has shaken the community, and is believed to involve intimate partner violence.