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Hollie Pratt-Campbell's coverage primarily focuses on crime and tragedy in the local area of Canada, Ontario, Kingston. She seems to be interested in announcements and breaking news related to criminal activities, legal issues, assaults, and other local news topics.
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By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
A Mississippi Mills resident is facing impaired driving charges after he was found unresponsive behind the wheel of a vehicle in Almonte, OPP report. Lanark County OPP were called to assist Lanark County Paramedic Service just before 7 p.m. on July 10 after paramedics came upon a vehicle stopped on
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
A Belleville teen is facing theft charges after police say a former employer reported items had been taken from the workplace over multiple occasions. Belleville police say a business in the city’s north end contacted officers on Friday, July 10, alleging a former employee had removed items from the workplace
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
Police say a Cobourg man is facing impaired driving charges after officers responded to a traffic complaint on Loyalist Parkway in Quinte West. Quinte West OPP say they were called to the area at about 7:30 p.m. on Friday, July 10. During the investigation, police administered an Approved Screening Device
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
Two Quinte West residents are facing charges after OPP officers discovered trip wires intended to cause injuries while investigating a recent break and enter. Police say in a Wednesday, July 15 media release that members of the Community Street Crime Unit, assisted by the Tactics and Rescue Unit, Emergency Response
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
UPDATE: Gananoque police say in a Wednesday, July 15 update that despite a postmortem being conducted, no conclusive cause of death has been determined in the case of a body discovered in the river over the weekend. “Police and the Office of the Chief Coroner are treating the case as
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
A Belleville man is facing charges after police say he fled the scene of a two-vehicle collision Wednesday evening. Belleville police say officers responded to a crash near the intersection of Wallbridge Crescent and Moira Street West at about 7:20 p.m. on July 15. Investigators allege one of the vehicles
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
People often ask me why anyone would choose to work in journalism in 2026. The answer is simple: because Canadian communities still need independent journalists asking questions, verifying facts and holding those in power to account. I started my career in journalism during a far more optimistic time in the
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
People often ask me why anyone would choose to work in journalism in 2026. The answer is simple: because Canadian communities still need independent journalists asking questions, verifying facts and holding those in power to account. I started my career in journalism during a far more optimistic time in the
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
The City of Belleville has initiated a “digital forensic investigation” of its data containment system after certain personal information within its control was recently made publicly available. At this point, it appears the City doesn’t yet know the full scope of its privacy breach. In an initial statement issued by
By: Hollie Pratt-Campbell
Multiple charges were laid after area OPP investigated a report of an assault of a dog and its owner in Trenton earlier this week. Police say officers, assisted by the Emergency Response Team and Canine Unit, responded to an area near Creswell Drive on Monday, July 13, following reports that
