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City Residents Invited to Discuss John Machin Park Upgrades
The City of Kingston is currently considering improvements to John Machin Sports Fields Park that include: an artificial turf soccer...
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Kingston’s Hugh Dillon Series “Flashpoint” Renewed by Ion Television
The U.S. cable network ION Television announced this week that it is renewing the Canadian produced police drama “Flashpoint” for...
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Danish Researchers: Omega-3 for Women in Their 30s to Protect Heart
According to researchers in Denmark, women in their thirties should eat fish rich in omega-3 to prevent heart problems in the future. The...
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The Next Step in the History of News Reporting?
As the delivery of news has progressed over the past century or so, here are some questions that people might have asked as it changed. …Why...
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University’s Tradition Now a National Campaign for Global Literacy
The spring exam period is four months away, but two first-year students have already set up camp in Stauffer Library at Queen’s University. They will spend...
Study: Religion Helps People Gain Self-Control
Thinking about religion gives people more self-control on later, unrelated tasks; according to results from a series of recent Queen’s University study. “After...
Public Invited to Vote on Naming New School in Kingston East
The Transitions Advisory Group (TAG) requested community input for potential names for the Limestone District School Board’s new school in Kingston East as...
University’s International Health & Disability Program Receives $1.3 Million
A Queen’s University project aimed at strengthening maternal and child health and disability programs in Bangladesh has been awarded $1.3 million from the Government...
City Residents Invited to Discuss John Machin Park Upgrades
The City of Kingston is currently considering improvements to John Machin Sports Fields Park that include: an artificial turf soccer field with sports lighting,...
Queen’s University Chancellor Awarded Vanier Medal
Queen’s Chancellor David Dodge is the recipient of the 2011 Vanier Medal, one of the highest forms of recognition for Canadian public administrators. Dr. Dodge,...
Kingston General Hospital Reports C. Difficile Outbreak
In a news release this week, Kingston General Hospital reported it is dealing with an outbreak of Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) within the hospital. KGH...
TalentEgg Helping Graduates Transition into the Workforce
In 2007, Queen’s University alumna Lauren Friese (Artsci’05) established TalentEgg.ca, an online career resource that is now the number one career website...
Queen’s University Writing Centre Evolves to Meet Student Needs
The Writing Centre at Queen’s University is increasing its focus on its core mandate, providing programs and one-on-one academic writing tutoring for undergraduate...
New Kingston Drop Off Locations For Used Batteries & Cell Phones
Battery-shaped collection bins have been set up in the lobbies of City Hall, 216 Ontario St., and the INVISTA Centre, 1350 Gardiner’s Rd., to make it more...
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University’s Tradition Now a National Campaign for Global Literacy
The spring exam period is four months away, but two first-year students have already set up camp in Stauffer Library at Queen’s...
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