Kingston This Week

1 week ago | kingstonthisweek.com | Wayne Newton

Brews News: Craft beer fans well served in London areaPub Milos, King Edward or Beertown? No matter where you land, craft beer fans in and around London are well served. Bone Pine is a new brew coming to Beertown in collaboration with Sawdust City of Gravenhurst and Third Moon of Milton. (SAWDUST CITY photo)Article contentPub Milos, King Edward or Beertown? No matter where you land, craft beer fans in and around London are well served.

1 week ago | kingstonthisweek.com | Mary Katherine Keown

Sudbury neighbours rally around baby Ellis and his familyBoy, who is just 18 months old, is battling kidney cancer at SickKids in TorontoEllis, who is just 18 months old, is battling kidney cancer at SickKids in Toronto. A GoFundMe campaign has been established to help his parents with unanticipated expenses. GOFUNDME PHOTOArticle contentIt was a typical morning of kisses and cuddles for Tammy-Lynn Miller and her 18-month-old son, Ellis.

2 weeks ago | kingstonthisweek.com | Elliot Ferguson

Advertisement 1Long-standing issues in Kingston and the Island may have been eclipsed by the trade war, but they haven't gone away  •   •  Article contentKINGSTON — Long before Canadians’ attention was focused on tariffs and before the leader of Canada’s closest ally started talking about destroying its economy as a prelude to annexing the country, there were issues that were, and still are, important. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.

2 weeks ago | kingstonthisweek.com | Rob Longley

RISKY BUSINESS: What are the Blue Jays getting from $500-million investment in Vlad Guerrero Jr.? Toronto Blue Jays first base Vladimir Guerrero Jr. takes batting practice ahead of the home opener against the Baltimore Orioles. The Canadian PressArticle contentThe money figure had been tossed around for weeks and months now: $500 million US — or more than $710 million in the currency of the country Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was born.

2 weeks ago | kingstonthisweek.com | Maegen Kulchar

Sleepout to help end youth homelessnessA new club at Queen’s University is shining the spotlight on youth homelessness and trafficking. A sleepout has been organized by Covenant House Queen's University to raise awareness and funds for youth facing homelessness. Eryn Willis and Ryann Steinberg stand at Gord Downie Pier on March 26, 2025. Photo by Maegen Kulchar /The Whig StandardArticle contentA new club at Queen’s University is shining a spotlight on youth homelessness and trafficking.