Focus Forward For Indigenous Youth to Host Second Annual Walk
Focus Forward FIY has announced its second annual 5km Walk / Run For Hope Gardens that will take place at City Park in Kingston, Ontario Saturday July 14th. Keep Reading
City of Kingston Reminder: Property Tax is Due June 29
Property owners should now have their final property tax bills and the deadline for payment is Friday, June 29. Keep Reading
This Weekend Yoga, Meditation and More Comes to Sydenham
5th annual The Groove Gathering: Original Version near Sydenham, Ontario on June 22-24, 2018 - a weekend yoga festival dedicated to celebrating connection. Keep Reading
City to Test if Garlic Application Will Repel Ticks and Mosquitoes
Pilot project will test how effective a natural garlic-based product is for keeping mosquitoes and ticks away from the dog park area of Grass Creek Park. Keep Reading
Design Concept Reveals the New Kingston East Community Centre
Kingston's East-enders can see how feedback has been used to create the design for the Kingston East Community Centre to be built at Hwy 15 and Grenadier Dr. Keep Reading
Queen’s University to Host 2018 and 2019 U Sports Cross-Country Championships
Participants will reportedly run a course consisting of scenic loops around historic Fort Henry. Keep Reading
Family and Children’s Services Announces Indigenous Community Talking Circle
Family and Children's Services have issued a release recognizing National Indigenous Peoples Day and announcing an Indigenous Community Talking Circle. Keep Reading
St. George’s Cathedral Posts July Summer Concerts Schedule
St. George’s Cathedral has announced its July schedule of summer concerts taking place Thursday afternoons from 12:15pm to 12:50pm throughout the month. Keep Reading
Giveaway Day is this Saturday, June 23
This Saturday, June 23, is Giveaway Day – that’s the day you put out reusable items you no longer want to your neighbours who might like them. Keep Reading
Kingston #1 in Amazon’s List of Canadian Cities that Love to Read
Kingston has been named the top city in Amazon Canada’s newest List of Canadian Cities that Love to Read. The company’s sixth annual list looks at print and Kindle e-book sales from Amazon.ca between May 2017 and May 2018 on a per capita basis in Canadian cities that have over 100,000 residents. Not only is… Keep Reading