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Businesses in downtown Kingston, Ont. fed up with ongoing closure of LaSalle Causeway
The ongoing closure of the LaSalle Causeway in Kingston, Ont. is frustrating business in the downtown area.
Community mourns victims of fatal boat crash near Kingston, Ont.
The three people killed in last weekend's tragic collision between a speedboat and a fishing boat north of Kingston are being remembered Friday.
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Police say they have wrapped up their on-scene investigation into a deadly boat crash in eastern Ontario as details of the incident begin to emerge.
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VIA Rail service delayed for hours due to suspicious package investigation in Kingston, Ont.
VIA Rail service resumed in the Kingston, Ont. area late Saturday afternoon, after a suspicious package investigation halted train service for more than four hours over the Victoria Day long weekend.
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Former home of Sir John A. Macdonald reopens after undergoing extensive renovations
Bellevue House National Historic Site reopens to visitors following an extensive renovation of its building, exhibits and programming in Kinston, Ont., announced Parks Canada.
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Boating season begins on the Rideau Canal
The 192nd season of boating on the Rideau Canal kicks off today, but the southern entry point to the national historic site remains closed due to damage to the LaSalle Causeway in Kingston, Ont.
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Driver injured after transport truck crash on Hwy. 401 west of Kingston
A driver suffered minor injuries after two trucks collided on Highway 401, west of Kingston, Ont. on Wednesday afternoon.
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Kingston, Ont. police seek missing man who might be in GTA
Kingston police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing 41-year-old man who might be in the Toronto area.
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Federal government exploring options to resume marine traffic amid LaSalle Causeway closure
The federal government says it is looking at two options to get ships moving while the LaSalle Causeway in Kingston is undergoing repairs.
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Brockville, Ont. man killed in motorcycle crash in South Dundas
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle collision east of Brockville.
Brockville, Ont. council asking province to resume property tax assessments
City council in Brockville, Ont. is calling on the government of Ontario to resume property tax assessments, which have not been done since 2016.
Railway tunnel in Brockville, Ont. to open Friday
After a delayed start to the 2024 season, the city of Brockville, Ont. says Canada’s First Railway Tunnel will open to the public next week.
Galaxy Cinemas in Brockville, Ont. to close in July
The only first-run movie theatre in Brockville, Ont. will close in July, Cineplex told CTV News Ottawa Friday.
Motorcyclist who 'lost their phone' caught driving wrong way on Hwy. 401
A person driving a motorcycle was caught going the wrong-way up Highway 401 after losing their phone on the road.
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Is the drive-in movie theatre at risk of going dark?
As another season of summer rounds the corner into view, drive-in movie theatres across Canada are coming back to life, but some are worried the tradition might go away altogether.
Convenience store owners in Ottawa Valley ready for alcohol sales
Local convenience store owners say they have been waiting and are ready for beer, wine, and mixed drinks to begin lining their shelves.
Plane lands in a pond near the airport in Arnprior, Ont.
Ontario Provincial Police say a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in the water of Head Pont just after 5 p.m. on Thursday. The plane capsized in the water after landing.
Ottawa Valley independent grocers seeing increased business as shoppers seek alternative to Loblaws
Small and family-run grocers say they are seeing increased business during the month of May, the same time a boycott of Loblaws and its affiliated stores has been taking place.
Child injured after school bus crash in Pembroke, Ont.
A child was injured after a crash involving a school bus and a car in Pembroke, Ont. on Tuesday morning.
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NEW THIS MORNING Jason Isbell, Greta Van Fleet, Rise Against to headline 2024 CityFolk lineup
Organizers of the 2024 CityFolk festival have announced this year's lineup. Headline acts include Greta Van Fleet, Rise Against, Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, The Beaches, and Milky Chance.
Province nixes Ottawa paramedic plan to use taxis for some calls
Ottawa paramedics will not be calling on taxis to help transport some non-urgent patients, as the service had initially planned.
Tornado touches down west of the Island of Montreal
Emergency services in the town of Rigaud, Que. are investigating after a tornado touched down shortly after 5:30 p.m. on Friday.
Tornado watch ends in Ottawa-Gatineau and eastern Ontario
Conditions were favourable most of the day Monday for the development of severe thunderstorms, which could have produced tornadoes. All weather watches ended in the region just before 7 p.m.
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David Beresford, an associate professor at Trent University's department of biology, tells Newstalk 580 CFRA's Ottawa at Work with Patricia Boal conditions are ripe for mosquitos to have a summer feast.
4 suspects face over 500 charges following firearms, drug bust north of Belleville, Ont.
Four people face over 500 charges related to a major drugs and firearms bust in Tyendinaga Township in eastern Ontario.
'Supply chain issues' delaying opening of Rideau Centre police hub: Chief
Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs says the opening of the new Rideau Centre police hub has been delayed because some items needed for the office have not yet arrived.
Alstom hits the brakes on redesigning axles on Ottawa's LRT vehicles
Alstom is hitting the brakes on redesigning the wheel hub assembly on Ottawa's LRT vehicles, which was once billed as a "final fix" to a problem that has caused at least three shutdowns on the Confederation Line over the past three years.
Gatineau residents displaced after lightning damages townhome
Gatineau firefighters say about a dozen residents were evacuated after lightning caused a fire at a residential building in Gatineau on Monday morning.
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Teen was doing homework at family's Mississauga, Ont. restaurant when gunman opened fire: testimony
The 13-year-old sister of a young man killed in the attack on her family’s Mississauga restaurant in 2021 took the stand in a Brampton courthouse on Monday to describe the terrifying moments of coming under fire.
'Repetitive partisan conduct': Conservatives to force vote on ousting Speaker Greg Fergus
The federal Conservatives have advanced a motion that will force MPs to vote on whether to oust Greg Fergus as House of Commons Speaker, after MPs' deputy adjudicator ruled Monday that the Liberal member's allegedly errant partisan event invite required urgent attention.
Trial for B.C. man accused of killing, dismembering wife begins
The trial for a Langley man accused of killing his wife began Monday, with the prosecutor laying out a disturbing series of facts agreed upon by both Crown and defence.
Stars roar back to win Game 3 over Oilers
Jason Robertson's hat-trick goal midway through the third period broke a deadlock and proved to be the eventual winner as the Dallas Stars beat the host Edmonton Oilers 5-3 in Game 3 of the Western Conference Final to take a 2-1 series lead.
What a CBSA strike could look like, according to an expert
Slowed or interrupted travel, the passing of goods and significantly restricted borders should be expected if Canadian border workers take upcoming strike action.
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May 27: Chorus of condemnation over airstrike
Canada's adds its voice to the international condemnation of an Israeli airstrike; plus a major auto theft bust in Ontario.
