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Maegen Kulchar

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Multimedia Journalist with The Whig Standard in Kingston, On.
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Kingston mother thankful to have her 14-year-old daughter back home following disappearance

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By Maegen Kulchar Verified
| The Kingston Whig-Standard Verified
•   • Fourteen-year-old Klaira was found on Aug. 14 by Peel Regional Police after going missing for almost a week. Supplied photo A Kingston mother is more than relieved to have her 14-year-old daughter home after she was reported missing on Aug. 8. Sign In or Create an Account For almost a week, Kassandra Williamson was worried sick about her daughter Klaira’s whereabouts and who she was with, but that quickly changed after getting a call from Kingston Police on Aug. 14.
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Superhero window cleaners bring smiles to Kingston General Hospital's young patients

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By Maegen Kulchar Verified
| The Kingston Whig-Standard Verified
• Various superhero's repelling down the side of Kingston General Hospital on Aug. 14, 2026. Supplied photo For a few moments on the morning on Aug 14, the windows at Kingston General Hospital became the stage for a superhero surprise as caped window cleaners descended from the rooftops, bringing waves, smiles and a little bit of magic to children watching from the pediatric unit.
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Superhero window cleaners bring smiles to Kingston General Hospital's young patients

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By Maegen Kulchar Verified
| The Gananoque Reporter Verified
Published Aug 14, 2026  •  Last updated 1 day ago  •  1 minute read Various superhero's repelling down the side of Kingston General Hospital on Aug. 14, 2026. Supplied photo Article content For a few moments on the morning on Aug 14, the windows at Kingston General Hospital became the stage for a superhero surprise as caped window cleaners descended from the rooftops, bringing waves, smiles and a little bit of magic to children watching from the pediatric unit.
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