Ontario's Liberals fear getting swept away by the same whirlwind that carried Donald Trump to the White House.

In the long, hot summer just past, it would be a rare Ontario resident who didn't turn to ice cream occasionally for relief.

The federal government, again, is attempting to buy Canadians' adoration with our own money.

The non-profit mental health campaign Got Your Back! will be hosting a community talk on the subject of Living with Anxiety on Nov. 25, at 7 p.m. at C

A 28-year-old Kingston man, whose actions four years ago at Kingston’s Santa Claus parade got him in trouble with the local police and was the butt of

The Napanee Raiders had the Port Hope Panthers teetering on the edge of their first defeat of the Provincial Junior Hockey League season on Saturday n

Concerns raised about Bill 41

One of the finishing touches on the K&P Trail is going ahead.

The title is catchy, isn’t it? The prospect of easily attaining financial freedom by following a few steps feeds right into our culture’s addiction to

The Kingston Ponies Baseball Club will hold its annual general meeting on Dec. 5 at 7:30 at The Whig-Standard board room. Election of officers for the

La Salle Secondary graduate Tanner Graham has been named the Ontario University Athletics male athlete of the week for the week ending Nov. 20.

In the wake of a savage beatdown in Calgary and an Ottawa game played in a snow globe, the 104th Grey Cup’s participants are set for Sunday: it will b

KINGSTON – Organizers of a vigil opposing the planned Kinder Morgan pipeline in Western Canada said they hope Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the fe