Frontenac News Logo

New: Facebook has blocked all Canadian news. Join our mailing list to stay in the loop.


FRONTENAC COUNTY

Frontenac Feeling Forgotten with Stadium Proposal

March 5, 2025
Frontenac Feeling Forgotten with Stadium Proposal

According to Ellen Mortfield, Frontenac Resident and the office manager for Kingston and District Agricultural Society and the head organizer for Kingston’s Fall Fair, the cycle repeats itself “every five to ten years.” The City of Kingston or...

Read full article: Frontenac Feeling Forgotten with Stadium Proposal

John Jordan Re
Elected As MPP

March 5, 2025
John Jordan Re-Elected As MPP

By Jemma Dooreleyers by Jemma Dooreleyers Just after polls closed at 9 pm, it was announced that Jordan had won the riding. He celebrated with family and supporters of his campaign, at Boston Pizza in Smith Falls ON.  Jordan said he is relieved and...

Read full article: John Jordan Re-Elected As MPP

CA Warns About Spring Freshet

March 5, 2025
CA Warns About Spring Freshet

The upcoming warm-ups and rainfall represent the start of the spring freshet (snowmelt) period, according to Catraqui Conservation. The snowpack is currently about two times the normal depth and water equivalent. A melt of the snowpack is expected...

Read full article: CA Warns About Spring Freshet

The Sky This Month

March 5, 2025
The Sky This Month

by Peggy and John Hurley First, a little introduction. Both of us are long time members of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada,   https://rasc.ca , presently with the Kingston Centre, and enjoy sharing the sky with anyone who asks. Yes, even...

Read full article: The Sky This Month

Open Farms To Return To a One Weekend in 2025

February 26, 2025
Open Farms To Return To a  One Weekend  in 2025

In a report to Frontenac County Council last week about the outcomes of the 2024 version of Open Farms, Community Development Officer Debbi Miller revealed plans for a major change in 2025. Open Farms had morphed into harvest season long event, Open...

Read full article: Open Farms To Return To a One Weekend in 2025

Phantoms Lose in Semis to Smith Falls' Rideaus

February 26, 2025
Phantoms Lose in Semis to Smith Falls' Rideaus

On a cold and dark Valentine's Day evening, the roads of Godfrey were blanketed with snow, making the journey to Picadilly Arena treacherous. Despite the challenging conditions, the Frontenac faithful were undeterred according to team owner Colton...

Read full article: Phantoms Lose in Semis to Smith Falls' Rideaus

Candidates Locked In For Election

February 19, 2025
Candidates Locked In For Election

In both the Lanark Frontenac Kingston and the Hastings Lennox and Addington Ridings, the four major parties (Greens, Liberals, NDP, and the Progressive Conservatives) all have their candidates engaged in full time campaigning in the short run up to...

Read full article: Candidates Locked In For Election

Rob Rainer Campaign Office Opening

February 5, 2025
Rob Rainer Campaign Office Opening

Rob Rainer, Ontario Liberal Party’s MPP candidate for Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston, hosted the grand opening for his campaign office on Sunday, February 2nd, 2025, in downtown Perth. Rainer, who has been campaigning since July, first became an...

Read full article: Rob Rainer Campaign Office Opening

2024 Frontenac Christmas Bird Count

January 30, 2025
2024 Frontenac Christmas Bird Count

The powers that be smiled upon us on Saturday, December 14, 2024. Following a week of snow, sleet, freezing rain, heavy rain, and high winds (not all at once, fortunately!), count day dawned crisp, sunny, and dry, with a couple of inches of snow and...

Read full article: 2024 Frontenac Christmas Bird Count

Parked Car Investigation Leads to Charges

January 30, 2025
Parked Car Investigation Leads to Charges

A Kingston man faces 10 charges after OPP responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle parked on Clear Lake Road. 48-year-old, Benjamin Frew, was found asleep in the driver’s seat with the engine running and was arrested when OPP discovered that...

Read full article: Parked Car Investigation Leads to Charges

Rural Frontenac Community Services Turns 50

January 30, 2025
Rural Frontenac Community Services Turns 50

Sharbot Lake is a small hamlet, but it is a service centre for a large rural area north of Verona. There is a thriving Family Health Team in the hamlet, a large Community Living presence, a Child Centre and a Seniors centre, and the Rural Frontenac...

Read full article: Rural Frontenac Community Services Turns 50

Frontenac County to Require ATV Riders to Pay for Trail Use

January 22, 2025
Frontenac County to Require ATV Riders to Pay for Trail Use

The first meeting of Frontenac County Council for 2025 featured an in camera session to address union negotiations, that went as long as a very short public session to deal with all other matters. Aside from the monthly Chief Administrative Officers...

Read full article: Frontenac County to Require ATV Riders to Pay for Trail Use

Scott Reid Seeking Re
Election for the 9th Time

January 16, 2025
Scott Reid Seeking Re-Election for the 9th Time

Scott Reid was first elected, as a member of the Canadian Alliance Party, on November 27,  2000, and has been an MP ever since; 24 years, and counting. He has been acclaimed as the Conservative Party candidate for an election that will take place...

Read full article: Scott Reid Seeking Re-Election for the 9th Time

Healthy Aging in Frontenac County: The Power of Preventative Maintenance

January 16, 2025
Healthy Aging in Frontenac County: The Power of Preventative Maintenance

Aging is an inevitable part of life, however, is how we age largely within our control? In the fall, we discussed a new opportunity with the Sharbot Lake Family Health Team to do Cognitive Assessments with Heather Stinson, and this month we are...

Read full article: Healthy Aging in Frontenac County: The Power of Preventative Maintenance

Real Estate 2024
Market Trends in Frontenac County and Addington Highlands

January 10, 2025
Real Estate 2024 - Market Trends in Frontenac County and Addington Highlands

Navigating the real estate market can be complex, but understanding it doesn’t have to be. These are some common questions people ask about the market in our region that you may find interesting whether you’re a first time buyer, seasoned...

Read full article: Real Estate 2024 - Market Trends in Frontenac County and Addington Highlands

3 Area Health Unites Merge Into One

January 9, 2025
3 Area Health Unites Merge Into One

Kingston Frontenac Lennox and Addington Public Health (KFLAPH) Hastings Prince Edward Public Health, and the Leeds Grenville Lanark District Public Health Unit officially merged to form the South East Health Unit (SEHU) on January 1 st . The...

Read full article: 3 Area Health Unites Merge Into One

Youth Imagine The Future Art Award Ceremony

January 9, 2025
Youth Imagine The Future Art Award Ceremony

Frontenac County was well-represented at the 'Youth Imagine the Future' Art Award Ceremony on December 15, 2024. The joint art/literary festival and competition invited the students of the Limestone District School Board to create a short story or...

Read full article: Youth Imagine The Future Art Award Ceremony

A Year in Review: Stories From Frontenac in 2024

January 9, 2025
A Year in Review: Stories From Frontenac in 2024

2024 was a year of remarkable events and heartwarming stories in Frontenac. From community triumphs to individual achievements, the region witnessed a tapestry of moments that brought people together and showcased the spirit of resilience and unity....

Read full article: A Year in Review: Stories From Frontenac in 2024

Machines sink in 2 separate thin ice incidents in Frontenac County, owners unharmed

December 29, 2024
Machines sink in 2 separate thin ice incidents in Frontenac County, owners unharmed

The Frontenac OPP were called to respond for two separate incidents involving motorized snow machines, that went through the ice and sit at the bottom of the lake. On December 28, 2024 Frontenac OPP members were called to an area on Shabomeka Lake,...

Read full article: Machines sink in 2 separate thin ice incidents in Frontenac County, owners unharmed

Brand New Warden. Deputy Warden, at Frontenac County

November 27, 2024
Brand New Warden. Deputy Warden, at Frontenac County

Two years after an election that sent 6 new members to the 8 member Frontenac Council, two of those new members are ready to take a leadership role. The two veterans on Council, Central Frontenac Mayor Frances Smith and South Frontenac Mayor Ron...

Read full article: Brand New Warden. Deputy Warden, at Frontenac County

U13 Frontenac Flyers Soar to Silver Stick Victory!

November 27, 2024
U13 Frontenac Flyers Soar to Silver Stick Victory!

Flyers Dominate Tournament, Head to International Competition in January The U13 Rep Frontenac Flyers have brought home the championship banner after sweeping the Silver Stick Regional Tournament in Pembroke this past weekend. The Flyers were a...

Read full article: U13 Frontenac Flyers Soar to Silver Stick Victory!

Frontenac County Council Finalises 2025 Budget

November 27, 2024
Frontenac County Council Finalises 2025 Budget

Frontenac County Council finalised the 2025 budget at their monthly meeting last week. There was very little up for discussion as Council had already met on October 31 and November 1. At the end of those discussions, a tax levy increase of 5.79% was...

Read full article: Frontenac County Council Finalises 2025 Budget

Warden’s Reception and Accessibility Award

November 27, 2024
Warden’s Reception and Accessibility Award

Frontenac County politicians, staff, and guests gathered last Thursday (November 21) from all corners of the vast county which stretches from the US border to the Mazinaw river watershed in the heart of the Canadian Shield. The occasion was a...

Read full article: Warden’s Reception and Accessibility Award

K&P Trail Permit Discussion Gets Complicated

November 27, 2024
K&P Trail Permit Discussion Gets Complicated

At the meeting last week, Frontenac County Council considered a proposal to set up an arrangement with the Frontenac ATV Club requiring that all ATVs that use the K&P Trail provide proof of membership in the club or “another authorised partner...

Read full article: K&P Trail Permit Discussion Gets Complicated

Municipal Budgeting For 2025
Five Is The New Zero

November 14, 2024
Municipal Budgeting For 2025 – Five Is The New Zero

When Central Frontenac Council met last week to talk about their 2025 budget direction, Treasurer Michael McGovern was a bit of a wet rag, dampening enthusiasm for new spending by outlining how taxation was already heading to an increase of over 5%...

Read full article: Municipal Budgeting For 2025 – Five Is The New Zero

Frontenac Business Awards

November 14, 2024
Frontenac Business Awards

Business of the Year - Maple Ridge Farm Maple Ridge Farm, of Sydenham, which has transitioned from mainly meat production, to offering cut flowers, honey, and popular workshops, is a mixed farm that is operated in a sustainable way. Becky and Mark...

Read full article: Frontenac Business Awards

County budget at 5.8% increase
final approval set for November 20

November 6, 2024
County budget at 5.8% increase - final approval set for November 20

Frontenac County Council listened as county senior staff from multiple departments presented 5 year business plans for a day and a half last week, poking and prodding occasionally. Most of the presentations that councillors heard were updates on the...

Read full article: County budget at 5.8% increase - final approval set for November 20

6% Increase The Starting Point For Frontenac County Budget Deliberations

October 30, 2024
6% Increase The Starting Point For Frontenac County Budget Deliberations

Frontenac County Council will not have an easy time trimming the 2025 budget this week, because there are only one or two spending items that they can cut, without challenging the budget direction taken by staff, direction that they have already...

Read full article: 6% Increase The Starting Point For Frontenac County Budget Deliberations

Frontenac County Council

October 24, 2024
Frontenac County Council

In the lead-up to the 2025 budget, Dr. Piotr Oglaza from Kingston Frontenac Lennox and Addington Public Health (KFLAPH), and Laura Carter, Executive Director of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library (KFPL), appeared before council with an update on...

Read full article: Frontenac County Council

County tries again to bring in new Ed staffer, starting in 2026

October 17, 2024
County tries again to bring in new Ed staffer, starting in 2026

The Frontenac County Planning and Economic Development Advisory presented a friendly backdrop for a new pitch by the Manager of Economic Development, to bring back a proposal to add a second community development officer to his department. Last year...

Read full article: County tries again to bring in new Ed staffer, starting in 2026

High School Sports Schedule Oct. 17
24

October 17, 2024
High School Sports Schedule Oct. 17 - 24

GREC (Granite Ridge Education Centre) Junior Boys Volleyball Thursday, October 17 home Holy Cross CSS 4pm Tuesday, October 22 home SHS 4pm Thursday, October 24 home ES Publique Mille Iles SHS Thursday October 17 Senior Boys Football at Holy Cross...

Read full article: High School Sports Schedule Oct. 17 - 24

Ambulance Service Proposal At Frontenac County At Chief Chevalier’s Last Meeting

September 26, 2024
Ambulance Service Proposal At Frontenac County At Chief Chevalier’s Last Meeting

At a meeting of Frontenac County Council last week, members of council spent the bulk of the meeting considering a plan to increase the capacity of Frontenac Paramedic Services to meet the needs of the population in Kingston, and Frontenac County,...

Read full article: Ambulance Service Proposal At Frontenac County At Chief Chevalier’s Last Meeting

Indigenous Presenters Gathering to Showcase Wolfe Island, and the LodgePole Alliance

September 26, 2024
Indigenous Presenters Gathering to Showcase Wolfe Island, and the LodgePole Alliance

For four days in early October, The Hotel Wolfe Island will be hosting an event, a gathering, that has been organised by the LodgePole Arts Alliance. LodgePole Alliance is one of the members of the Wolfe Island Commons, which was created in...

Read full article: Indigenous Presenters Gathering to Showcase Wolfe Island, and the LodgePole Alliance

Rampant Kitchen Culinary Creations Highlight of Gather Event

September 19, 2024
Rampant Kitchen Culinary Creations Highlight of Gather Event

Gather, an event showcasing Frontenac County produced meat, produce, and more, was a collaborative effort between Bloom Farm near Harrowsmith, and Elisa Corrigan of Rampant Kitchen in Inverary, took advantage of some sunny, warm September weather...

Read full article: Rampant Kitchen Culinary Creations Highlight of Gather Event

Retired Teachers Support SALT in North and Central Frontenac

September 19, 2024
Retired Teachers Support SALT in North and Central Frontenac

Dennis Quinn, the President of District 20 (Frontenac, Lennox and Addington) of the Retired Teachers of Ontario (RTOERO) traveled to Sharbot Lake last Wednesday (September 11) to present a cheque for $4,000 to Rural Frontenac Community Services and...

Read full article: Retired Teachers Support SALT in North and Central Frontenac

Indigenous Presenters Gathering set for Wolfe Island in October

September 11, 2024
Indigenous Presenters Gathering set for Wolfe Island in October

Wolfe Islander Terri-Lynne Brennan appeared before the Planning and Economic Development Advisory Committee (PEDAC) of Frontenac County Council on September 4th, to discuss an event that is coming to Marysville in early October, and to seek a letter...

Read full article: Indigenous Presenters Gathering set for Wolfe Island in October

OPP Reports

September 11, 2024
OPP Reports

Federal Offender Wanted- Nolan Pichette The Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement (R.O.P.E.) Squad is requesting the public's assistance in locating a federal offender wanted on a Canada Wide Warrant as a result of a breach of their Statutory Release....

Read full article: OPP Reports

2024 Frontenac County Business Award nominations now open

August 28, 2024
2024 Frontenac County Business Award nominations now open

Each year the Frontenac County Business Awards celebrate the local businesses and the entrepreneurs from across Frontenac County. “These individuals demonstrate invaluable contributions by demonstrating the qualities of partnership, leadership,...

Read full article: 2024 Frontenac County Business Award nominations now open

EORN Grant
"a little insulting" Says Vandewal

July 24, 2024
EORN Grant - "a little insulting" Says Vandewal

The Eastern Ontario Regional Network (EORN) was established by the Eastern Ontario Wardens Caucus to spearhead regional projects in Eastern Ontario. EORN has been successful since its inception 15 years ago, in greatly enhancing cell phone and...

Read full article: EORN Grant - "a little insulting" Says Vandewal

OPP Reports

July 18, 2024
OPP Reports

Driver Fails To Remain At Scene Of Collision (Harrowsmith, ON) - Frontenac detachment (OPP) officers responded to a vehicle collision just after 8:00 pm on July 15, 2024 in the area of Colebrook Road in Harrowsmith. The driver was operating a black...

Read full article: OPP Reports

Marc Goudie tor replace Gale Chevalier as Chief of Frontenac Paramedic Services on September 30

July 18, 2024
Marc Goudie tor replace Gale Chevalier as Chief of Frontenac Paramedic Services on September 30

Marc Goudie, Frontenac Paramedics Deputy Chief of Performance Standards, has been appointed Paramedic Chief/Director, Emergency and Transportation Services for the County of Frontenac effective September 30, 2024. “DC Goudie is eminently qualified...

Read full article: Marc Goudie tor replace Gale Chevalier as Chief of Frontenac Paramedic Services on September 30

Frontenac Paramedic Base Opening at Glenburnie

July 10, 2024
Frontenac Paramedic Base Opening at Glenburnie

While the construction project at the Frontenac County Campus in Glenburnie took years of planning and construction, another project at the north end of the property, the construction of a new ambulance base to serve the population of East Kingston...

Read full article: Frontenac Paramedic Base Opening at Glenburnie

K&P Trail on Google Streetview

July 3, 2024
K&P Trail on Google Streetview

If you see (or have seen) Frontenac County’s 2024 Ford Maverick rolling down a portion of the K&P Trail, have no fear. It is not a wayward county employee taking a shortcut to Sharbot Lake or ticketing cyclists exceeding the speed limit, it’s...

Read full article: K&P Trail on Google Streetview

Frontenac Business Services Celebrates 20 years at AGM

June 26, 2024
Frontenac Business Services Celebrates 20 years at AGM

Frontenac Business Services (FBS) has been integral to local economic development in Frontenac County for the last 20 years and that milestone was recognized last Wednesday on the beautiful grounds of RKY Camp in Parham. Joined by local businesses,...

Read full article: Frontenac Business Services Celebrates 20 years at AGM

Frontenac County Council takes (a small) pay hike

June 26, 2024
Frontenac County Council takes (a small) pay hike

It happens every term of council, it seems, a consultant is brought in to have a look at the amount of money that is paid to members of Frontenac County Council as compared to the amount paid to members of a 'comparator' group of Ontario county...

Read full article: Frontenac County Council takes (a small) pay hike

Friends of Frontenac Multicultural Dinner

June 20, 2024
Friends of Frontenac Multicultural Dinner

The Friends of Frontenac are a group of friends who started meeting together in the area with common interests, beliefs and a passion for building community and sharing knowledge on various topics such as health, gardening, homeschooling and a lot...

Read full article: Friends of Frontenac Multicultural Dinner

County Hosts Business Event

June 20, 2024
County Hosts Business Event

The Frontenac County planning and economic development department hosted a Frontenac business networking event at Elements Fitness and Wellness on Tuesday, June 8. The event was a chance for local business owners throughout Frontenac County to...

Read full article: County Hosts Business Event

Fairmount Home, Parham Ambulance Base, Top List Of County Buildings Needing Repairs

May 29, 2024
Fairmount Home, Parham Ambulance Base, Top List Of County Buildings Needing Repairs

Frontenac County Council members found one of the staff reports that they received at their last meeting (May 15) a bit of a challenge. The report in question was a building condition assessment of all major county assets, including ambulance bases...

Read full article: Fairmount Home, Parham Ambulance Base, Top List Of County Buildings Needing Repairs

Frontenac County Loses Out At Tribunal Hearing over K&P Trail Land

May 22, 2024
Frontenac County Loses Out At Tribunal Hearing over K&P Trail Land

It is back to the drawing board for the trail developers at Frontenac County. An expropriation order for the Geddes property in the vicinity of the Snow Road to enable the construction of the K&P trail through that property, resulted in a “Request...

Read full article: Frontenac County Loses Out At Tribunal Hearing over K&P Trail Land

Frontenac County Council turns down funding request for Wolfe Island Nurse Practitioner

May 22, 2024
Frontenac County Council turns down funding request for Wolfe Island Nurse Practitioner

Supporting the Wolfe Island Medical Clinic Board in their efforts to bring a Nurse Practitioner to the island two days a week, Frontenac Islands Mayor Judith Greenwood-Speers, with support from Frontenac Islands Deputy Mayor Bill Saunders, brought...

Read full article: Frontenac County Council turns down funding request for Wolfe Island Nurse Practitioner