Paul Soucy is a lead editor specializing in credit cards, based in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. He writes for Global News and 91.5 The Beat, covering local news and events in Kingston, as well as providing insights and analysis on credit cards and personal finance. His work has also been featured in NerdWallet and Magic106.1.
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Paul Soucy's coverage primarily focuses on local events, particularly sports and community-related topics in Kingston, Ontario. He covers evolving stories, event coverage, breaking news, and government announcements related to these themes.
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By: Paul Soucy
The federal government is investing heavily in Kingston, Ont.'s technology sector, focusing on battery development and rare earth element recycling.
By: Paul Soucy
Kingston council voted to keep a temporary fence at a baseball diamond after community feedback, despite initial plans to remove it, sparking debate on promises and investments.
After a hard-fought win over the McMaster Marauders in Week 2, the Queen's Gaels football team is aiming for back-to-back victories as they host the York Lions this Saturday afternoon.
By: Paul Soucy, Kaytlyn Poberznick
A project to provide sleeping cabins as transitional housing in Kingston , Ont., has been put on hold after the city withdrew some financial support earlier this year, according to Our Livable Solutions (OLS).
Global News Hundreds of students, staff and faculty gathered on University Avenue in Kingston, Ont., on Friday to protest proposed cuts to Queen's Graduate Awards for master's programs.
A new baby formula production facility has opened its doors, aiming to reduce Canada's reliance on imports from the United States.
By: Paul Soucy
Global News Except for a tightly contested Week One loss to Windsor, the Queen's Gaels football team has been playing near-perfect football this season.
The Queen’s Gaels, 4-1, aim for a win against rivals Western Mustangs at their homecoming game. After recent close losses, they seek to secure playoff home-field advantage. Global News
The Belleville Senators are preparing for the 2024-25 season with renewed focus and higher expectations after their first-ever playoff series win last year.
By: Paul Soucy
Washington Mystics’ Aaliyah Edwards hosted her annual basketball camp this weekend in Kingston, encouraging young players to dream big and grow women’s basketball in Canada.
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