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Kingston police and bylaw officers handed out more than $88,000 in fines during homecoming celebrations this past weekend for nuisance parties and noise.
Kingston police and bylaw issued hundreds of charges and thousands of dollars in fines for unsanctioned gatherings during Queen's homecoming weekend, as the university thanked campus and community partners for limiting unsanctioned gatherings.
With Homecoming quickly approaching, concerns are surfacing about the lack of sanctioned events. Queen’s Homecoming is set to take place from Oct. 20 to 22. The University anticipates welcoming back over 2,000 alumni, with special events planned for those who graduated in years ending in three and eight.
No charges or bylaw infractions were issued after fireworks were set off in a 1,000-person crowd in Kingston, Ont., this past weekend, prompting local officials to plan for 2024.