Fawwaz Muhammad-Yusuf

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• WildQuest app turns wildlife photography into a game for citizen scientists

  A St. Lawrence College student is combining his love for the outdoors with his love for gaming to create an app for nature enthusiasts.

  Canada

  Sep 9
• Critical care workers create unforgettable night for KHSC patient

  After a 960 day stay in critical care, one ICU patient was treated to an unforgettable night by her support staff took her to a concert

  Health

  Aug 28
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• As e-bike popularity grows in Kingston, police issue reminders on safety, legality

  Concerns about safety prompted Kingston Police to release a reminder this week about what types of e-bikes are legal on public roads.

  Environment

  Aug 25
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• 10th anniversary of Tragically Hip’s final show celebrated in Kingston

  'Forever Hip,' the City of Kingston's celebration of the 10th anniversary of the final concert by the Tragically Hip, begins on Thursday.

  Entertainment

  Aug 20
• Roslin, Ont. farmer faces insurance dispute after life-changing accident

  A Roslin, Ont., farmer is in dispute with his insurance provider over a $1 million payout to help with his recovery from a severe accident.

  Health

  Aug 14
• Kingston detox centre at KHSC expanding thanks to provincial funding

  With need continuing to grow across the city, KHSC's Detox Centre will be expanding both staffing and facilities thanks to a $1.8 million investment from the province.

  Health

  Jul 30
• Inclusive playground opens in Kingston

  The Inclusive Play Project, a space where kids of all abilities can play side by side, officially launched last week in Kingston.

  Lifestyle

  Jul 28
• Southern Ontario storm damage prompts tornado investigation

  One Verona family is recovering after being caught in the severe storm that passed through Eastern Ontario on Tuesday and left 100-foot pine trees uprooted all over their property

  Weather

  Jul 2
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• Wildlife experts encouraging public to watch for nesting animals

  With turtle nesting season underway and other cold-blooded wildlife becoming more active, drivers, cyclists and pedestrians are being urged to stay alert on roads this summer

  Environment

  Jun 26
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• Sickle cell treatment now available at Kingston General Hospital

  With demographics in the city of Kingston becoming more diverse, Kingston General Hospital has begun offering treatments for sickle cell anemia, a tropical disease.

  Health

  Jun 19
• Belleville Police Service, community mark 190 years of service

  At 190 years, the Belleville Police service is not only one of the oldest in the country, it predates Confederation itself. The service celebrated the occasion on Thursday.

  Canada

  Jun 19
• Provincial pilot program helps bring family doctor to Seeley’s Bay

  After a years long search, Seeley's Bay has finally found a replacement for a long-time family doctor — and it's thanks in part to a provincial pilot program.

  Health

  Jun 17
• Bryan Paterson, Kingston’s longest-serving mayor, seeks re-election

  Incumbent Mayor Bryan Paterson, as well as Vanessa Mensah and Stephen Cuthbertson, joins the list of candidates vying for the seat of mayor in the 2026 municipal election.

  Politics

  Jun 17
• Good Roots program aims to grow STEM interest among Indigenous youth

  The Good Roots program at Queen's University aims to promote interest in science, technology, engineering and math among First Nation students in Grade 7 and 8.

  Education

  May 26
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• Province invests millions in funding for Kingston cancer research

  The province is pouring millions of dollars into Ontario's growing life sciences sector and mDETECT is using that support to push forward with new cancer testing technology.

  Health

  May 14
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• Bill 3, ‘Robbie’s Legacy Act,’ passes second reading at Ontario legislature

  Bill 3, known as Robbie's Legacy Act, will amend Ontario's Gift of life Act to allow hospitals to publicly recognize deceased organ and tissue donors by name.

  Politics

  May 12
• Kingston city council votes to address long-term budget strains

  With municipal responsibilities extending into provincial matters, the city of Kingston is facing financial concerns. Staff are researching options for the city.

  Politics

  May 7
• Ottawa, engineering firm facing $8M lawsuit over failed Ontario bridge repair

  A company hired to repair the LaSalle Causeway bridge in Kingston, Ont., is suing the federal government and an engineering firm for more than $8 million.

  Canada

  Feb 12, 2025
• Kingston prepares to host 59th Vanier Cup

  Kingston hosts the 59th Vanier Cup, featuring Laval vs. Laurier, promising excitement, economic impact, and family-friendly events. Full details on the big game.

  Sports

  Nov 21, 2024
• Canada Post strike delays donations for busy Kingston soup kitchen

  Canada Post strike delays holiday donations for Kingston’s Martha’s Table. The soup kitchen urges donors to give online, by e-transfer, or in person.

  Canada

  Nov 20, 2024
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• Student raises concerns over high CO2 levels at Kingston Secondary School

  A Kingston student’s concerns over high CO2 levels at a new school prompt an HVAC inspection. The school board vows action to ensure safety for students and staff.

  Education

  Nov 19, 2024
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• Kingston, Ont., testing photo radar cameras in effort to deter speeders

  In an effort to deter speeding drivers, the City of Kingston, Ont., has launched a two-year pilot program for traffic cameras. The program will focus on safety in school zones.

  Canada

  Sep 4, 2024
• Kingston Police introduce new deputy chief with 3 decades’ experience

  Kingston Police have appointed Matt Funnell as deputy chief. With nearly 30 years of experience, Funnell aims to improve internal promotions and build trust.

  Canada

  Aug 27, 2024
• Queen’s holds 2nd annual ‘second-hand shuffle’

  An annual event at Queen's university allows students to donate clothing, appliances and furniture after moving out, which is then available for free to members of the community.

  Canada

  Apr 28, 2024
• Kingston fears traffic delays if major artery stays closed for eclipse

  There's been no word from the federal government on when the LaSalle Causeway will reopen, even though huge crowds are expected in the area for the total solar eclipse.

  Canada

  Apr 4, 2024