Kingston police have declared a nuisance party in the city's University District as large crowds gather for Queen's University homecoming celebrations.
A nuisance party has been declared on Aberdeen St between Johnson St and Earl St. Attendees are hereby ordered to disperse and will be liable to an Administrative Monetary Penalty under the Nuisance Party Bylaw.Under the University District Safety Initiative, police have the power to declare "nuisance parties" and order crowds to disperse. People who do not heed calls to leave face fines.
Under the University District Safety Initiative, any party with individuals on the roof is automatically declared a nuisance party. Attendees can receive a $500 fine.Last year, bylaw officers handed out more than $44,000 worth of fines during homecoming weekend. Police arrested eight people and laid three criminal charges for impaired driving and weapon possession.
Avoid non-essential travel to these Caribbean islands due to natural disaster risk: Canadian officials A 16-year-old driver of a motorcycle was airlifted to a London, Ont. hospital where they remain in critical care after sustaining serious injuries after a collision Friday afternoon.‘Miracle on the Hudson’ pilot Sully Sullenberger was the Ambassador and guest speaker at the St. Joseph’s Health Foundation Tribute Dinner at RBC Place.Over 1.
Federal Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre is encouraging Albertans to stay in the Canadian Pension Plan , as the debate about the province's proposal to exit the retirement savings program continues.A young soccer fan got to meet his Cavalry FC heroes Friday, after he earned the love of fans for his dancing performances.By law, Sask.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Kingston, Ont. police prepare for Queen's homecoming weekendPolice in Kingston, Ont. are bracing for a weekend of parties as Queen's University students and alumni descend on the city to celebrate homecoming.
Read more »
Kingston Police, city officials prepare for Queen’s HomecomingQueen's University Homecoming starts Friday and the city's police force, bylaw department as well as university officials are gearing up for a busy few days.
Read more »
Broadcaster Mike Postovit celebrates 40 years at CKWS-TV/Global KingstonHis photos and voice have become a staple on living room TVs, Mike Postovit has been reporting on news and sports for CKWS, and now Global Kingston, for 40 years.
Read more »
Kingston, Ont. police say 18-year-old arrested after driver nearly strikes pedestrians at pro-Israel rallyKingston police say an 18-year-old man is facing charges following an alleged hate-motivated incident last week at a pro-Israel rally in the city.
Read more »
Southern California university mourns loss of four seniors killed in Pacific Coast Highway crashA Southern California university wrestling with the deaths of four seniors who were struck by a car sought to comfort students and faculty Thursday in a prayer service that recalled the young women as 'bright lights with promise and aspirations.'
Read more »