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With a little over a month to go before fall semesters begin at universities throughout the province, and a short time after that the OUA hockey season will kick off, Queen’s University has named a successor for their longtime men’s varsity hockey coach.

The university has named former player Brandon Perry as their next head coach, the first time a new face will be...


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The City of Kingston announced Friday that the Limestone District School Board will build a new elementary school in Westbrook to help meet growing demand driven by residential development and urban expansion. The project is part of a $1.6-billion provincial investment supporting 79 school projects across Ontario.

LDSB has received


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Michael Sammon has decided to run for ALCDSB trustee for Kingston and Frontenac Islands and aims to prioritize educational assistants if elected.

Sammon, a retired custodian for the ALCDSB, submitted his paperwork last week for the upcoming October election.

Sammon detailed one of the main reasons he wants to run in an interview with YGK News.

“I...


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Wildfire smoke from Northern Ontario pushed Kingston’s Air Quality Health Index above 10 on July 16, prompting health warnings and widespread cancellations of outdoor activities.

In response, Southeast Public Health advised residents across eastern Ontario, including Kingston, to limit strenuous outdoor activity and watch for symptoms such as coughing, throat irrita...


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Residents of Kingston are seeking more accessible swimming spaces due to recent overcrowding at Breakwater Park.

The city of Kingston has introduced new swimming areas, such as Richardson Beach, and has hosted events at Grass Creek Park to promote other beach areas, but beachgoers have ultimately chosen Breakwater Park as their designated swimming area.

Re...


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