Children’s Services Online Auction to Raise Money for College Bursaries
The local Family and Children's Services is hosting an online auction this month with more than 60 way cool items up for bid to help the youth they serve. Keep Reading
Jill Barber Bringing “Dedicated to You” Tour to Napanee
Show gives you a chance to have the three-time Juno Award nominated singer-songwriter serenade your loved one live from the stage. Keep Reading
Kingston YMCA Announces Strong Kids Campaign Launch
Helping kids develop skills and resiliency is the purpose of Kingston YMCA’s Strong Kids Campaign. Keep Reading
Free 2019-20 Kingston Transit High School Bus Passes Available Now
All Grade 9-12 students in Kingston will be able to renew or sign-up for a free Kingston Transit bus pass for the new academic school year. Keep Reading
Kingston Road Closures & Delays: August 11 to 16
A list of road construction projects and other factors expected to have an impact on traffic flow this week. Keep Reading
CRCA Downgrades Lake Ontario & St. Lawrence Flood Warning to Watch
The Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority has downgraded its Flood Warning Statement today to a Flood Watch for Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. Keep Reading
Kingston Road Closures & Delays: August 3 to 9
A list of road construction projects and other factors expected to have an impact on traffic flow this week. Keep Reading
Canadian Wildlife Federation Calls for Pollinator Recovery Strategy
Sign the petition calling for the creation of a national pollinator recovery strategy with pollinator pathways and a comprehensive monitoring program. Keep Reading
Closures and Schedules for City and Utilities Kingston on August Civic Holiday
List of what's open and what's closed for municipal and utility services on the Monday, August 5 civic holiday. Keep Reading
Kingston Road Closures & Delays: July 28 to Aug 2
A list of road construction projects and other factors expected to have an impact on traffic flow this week. Keep Reading
Record Outflows of Lake Ontario Continue as Water Levels Decline
Lake Ontario water levels continue to decline slowly as the Board is maintaining record outflows of 10,400 m3/s (367,270 cubic feet per second). Keep Reading