Maegen Kulchar

1 week ago | thewhig.com | Maegen Kulchar

Advertisement 1The Great Lakes Museum is fundraising to make repairs to the SS Keewatin.  •   •  Article contentThe summer of 2024 was a successful tourism year for the historic SS Keewatin docked beside the Great Lakes Museum. Advertisement 2Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentBetween May and November, 24,000 visitors came from as far as Hungary to see the last remaining Edwardian-era passenger steamship liner in the world.

2 weeks ago | thewhig.com | Maegen Kulchar

Advertisement 1Canadian Constitution Foundation has accused Kingston Police of violating rights of its citizens after it recently used drones to combat distracted drivers  •  Article contentThe Canadian Constitution Foundation and Kingston Police are at odds after the force recently used drones to combat distracted drivers. Advertisement 2Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentOn May 7, 2025, Kingston Police held a distracted driving blitz in three locations in Kingston.

3 weeks ago | thewhig.com | Maegen Kulchar

The Correctional Service of Canada has opened an investigation into the death of a Kingston correctional officer whose family alleges he took his own life earlier this year due to extensive harassment on the job.  •   •  Article contentThe Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) has opened an investigation into the death of a Kingston correctional officer whose family alleges he took his own life earlier this year due to extensive harassment on the job.

3 weeks ago | torontosun.com | Maegen Kulchar

Bradley Gleeson took his own life at the beginning of April and the CSC is looking into why and how it is tied to Joyceville Institution, where he worked. Gleeson’s mother, Denise Ducette, speaking from her living room, surrounded by three of her son’s friends, described Brad as an outgoing person who adored his two young kids. “He was a very kind, loving guy,” Ducette said. “He loved people. He wore his heart on his sleeve as the saying goes. He would do anything for anybody.

3 weeks ago | thewhig.com | Maegen Kulchar

Advertisement 1In an email to parents and staff, the board confirmed that the perpetrators of the cyber incident stole personal information about members of the LDSB community, including current and former staff members, some students and some of their parents or guardians.