Avril Lavigne Releases New Music Video, Engages Fans on Twitter
Napanee-raised singer released 'Tell Me It's Over' music video and unveiled the album’s cover art, title and track list. Keep Reading
Join a Local Christmas Bird Count this Holiday Season
Bird lovers in the Kingston region and across Ontario are wanted for the Christmas Bird Count to help guide conservation strategies for species in decline. Keep Reading
Input Sought on Proposed Update to Special Events Policy
The City of Kingston seeks public feedback as it reviews its Special Events Policy with the aim of more equitably distributing events in Kingston. Keep Reading
McBurney Park Wading Pool to be Converted to Splash Pad
The wading pool in McBurney Park is going to be converted to a splash pad in addition to upgrades to the washroom building to make it more accessible. Keep Reading
Residents to be Informed when Weather will Affect Winter Maintenance
The City will declare when a weather event is "significant" - advising the use of extra caution and reminding residents that snow removal may be delayed. Keep Reading
New Canadians Arriving in Kingston, KEYS Asks for Community Help
During the month of December, KEYS Job Centre will be welcoming 45 people from a variety of countries including Libya, Somalia, Syria, Iraq and Eritrea. Keep Reading
City Upgrading Online Service Delivery for Residents
City of Kingston and software company Vivvo developing online login system for the City's website to help residents easily access City services they use. Keep Reading
‘Give the Gift of Fitness’ this Holiday Season
A City of Kingston Fitness membership gift certificate gives access to the INVISTA Fitness and Wellness Centre and the Artillery Park Aquatic Centre. Keep Reading
Toys for Tickets Collects 370 Toys for Local Charity
The Toys for Tickets 2018 campaign brought in 370 toys that will be distributed to children over the holidays through a local charity. Keep Reading
Marine Sponge Toxin Could be Key in Treating Metastatic Cancers
Queen's University researchers report a natural toxin found in marine sponges has a suppressive effects on growth and motility of ovarian and breast cancers. Keep Reading