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The city says it waived more than $6,410 in parking fees through this year's campaign.
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The city says it waived more than $6,410 in parking fees through this year's campaign.
Police and bylaw officers in Kingston, Ont. issued thousands of dollars in fines for parties and noise violations during St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
Kingston's first responders are preparing for a pre-pandemic St. Patrick's Day party despite limited hospital space and tired staff.
KINGSTON -- Three people were fined $2,060 each for violating an Emergency Order and visiting the Gordon Downie Pier in Kingston this week.. On March 22, the city closed the beach area of Breakwater Park and Gord Downie Pier to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission in the community. The city of Kingston says on Thursday, three notices were issued for violations of the Mayor's Emergency Order shortly before 8 p.m. at Gordon Downie Pier. The fine for entering the closed area of Breakwater Park is $2,060. On Friday, Mayor Bryan Paterson issued an emergency order to close Breakwa...
Author of the article: Steph Crosier Publishing date: Mar 15, 2021 • March 15, 2021 • 2 minute read Article content City of Kingston’s bylaw officers issued six fines for noise complaints and one court summons under the special Section 22 order in place to reduce St. Patrick’s Day parties this week. Dan Hazell, supervisor of licensing and enforcement for the City of Kingston, reported that on Saturday his department received three calls for illegal gatherings and six calls for noise violations. The complaints were at addresses on Days Road, Bath Road, Notch Hill Road, Pine S...