Queen’s University Alumni Nominated for Indy Music Award
Splash’N Boots nominated for Children’s Group of the Year
Queen’s University Alumni Nominated for Indy Music Award
Splash'N Boots nominated for Independent Music Awards - Children's Group of the Year
Family & Children’s Services Seek Donors to Send Kids to Camp
Agency seeks to raise $10,000 to send 50 kids to camp
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Family & Children’s Services Seek Donors to Send Kids to Camp
Agency seeks to raise $10,000 to send 50 kids to camp
Local Leaders Recognized with Attorney General’s Victim Services Awards
Twenty individuals have been named as recipients of the 2014 Attorney General’s Victim Services Awards of Distinction, including four community leaders from the Kingston region. According to the Ministry of the Attorney General website, the award recognizes “the exceptional achievement of dedicated professionals and volunteers in the field of victim services. They also acknowledge the [...]
Releases
City to Offer Online Sustainability Discussion on Earth Day
Interested in how the City is promoting sustainability in Kingston?
Traffic-Calming Open Houses Take Place This Week
Residents are reminded that two open houses to review 2014 traffic-calming measures are set for this week. The proposed measures for eight streets will be on display at: – 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Monday, April 14 in the Rona Room, INVISTA Centre, 1350 Gardiners Rd. – 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, [...]
Easter Holiday Closures and Schedules for City of Kingston
Easter holiday to affect City and Utilities Kingston schedules City and Utilities Kingston schedules change due to the 2014 Easter holidays, from Friday April 18 to Monday April 21: – Green Bin, garbage and recycling: There is no collection on Friday or Monday. Friday’s material will be collected that Saturday. Monday’s collection moves to Tuesday [...]
Entertainment
Crimson Peak Filming in Kingston’s Market Square
Today, Kingstonians are excited to be welcoming the cast and crew of Guillermo del Toro’s “Crimson Peak” (also known by its working title “Haunted Peak”) who are in town to shoot scenes outside City Hall. The filming centers around the historic Market Square, behind City Hall, where tons of earth and 1900-era props have been [...]
Eric Idle Tweets with Queen’s University “Spamalot” Director
Student has Twitter exchange with Monty Python member who authored Broadway play
Queen’s University Students Continue April Fools Day Tradition
Prank pages posted by the AMS, ASUS, and Agnes Etherington Art Centre
Science & Tech
“Rock Snot” in Rivers & Lakes May be Linked to Global Warming
Research debunks ‘human-transfer’ theory
Queen’s Science Discovery Day a Hit with Local Youth
Teacher candidates at Queen’s University hosted a Science Discovery Day for children and their families this past Saturday afternoon, with 75 science activity centres set up in the foyer and gymnasium of Duncan McArthur Hall. “This event gives teacher candidates the opportunity to demonstrate their initiative, hard work and creativity,” said associate professor of Elementary [...]
