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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 560 in Kingston is inviting members of the community to wear a poppy leading up to Remembrance Day, a tradition that has been part of Canada's history for 100 years. During that time, it has served as a...
As Remembrance Day approaches, a Collins Bay man's effort to restore a weatherworn memorial bench is drawing renewed attention to the legacy of a Kingston soldier who was killed in Afghanistan nearly two decades ago. Grant Barber recently...
Thousands of costumed students filled Kingston's university district over Halloween weekend, forcing police to close more than one street after large gatherings spilled from house parties onto public roadways. The first major disruption...
Costumed children and their families fanned out across downtown Kingston on Halloween on Saturday, searching for hidden clues tucked inside local businesses as part of a growing community scavenger hunt organized by The Rocking Horse Toys.
Provincial police now say a 71-year-old man found dead in Lombardy more than two years ago was murdered, and they need the public's help in solving the crime. On Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024, at about 1:35 p.m., the Leeds County detachment of the...
“LEGION WANTS REMEMBRANCE DAY TO STAY” Nov. 3, 1954 The Canadian Legion wants Nov. 11 to continue to be known as Remembrance Day. The Legionary, monthly magazine of the Legion, says in its November issue, published Tuesday, that it opposes any...