Brain Storm Series: Unpacking the Complexities of the Brain and Mind
Ever wonder how the brain works or how the mind affects the body? Get the answer to these questions and more with the Brain Storm Series in Kingston. Keep Reading
PFAS “Forever Chemicals” Contaminating Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River Fish
The health implications and complex chemistry of these chemicals are similar to those of DDT, PCBs, and mercury in the 1970s. Keep Reading
Big Ideas Wanted for the 2023 Mayor’s Innovation Challenge
Current or recently graduated post-secondary students can apply their knowledge to real-world issues and help shape the future of Kingston. Keep Reading
Protect the Water You Love by Supporting “Swim Drink Fish”
The organization is asking for your help to continue its important work in protecting our local waterways. Keep Reading
City Adds Three More Electric Ice-Resurfacing Machines
With these new machines, the City is nearly halfway to its goal of replacing all 12 propane-powered zambonis with zero-emission electric ones. Keep Reading
2022 Kingston Community Climate Action Fund Projects Announced
The KCCAF is inviting community members to donate to three projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the community. Keep Reading
Make the Right Call to Identify and Report a Utility Emergency
Utilities Kingston is urging residents to know their electricity provider so they know who to call in the event of an electricity emergency. Keep Reading
Update on Front Road and King Street West Sewer Project
This project will redirect sewage from the Portsmouth Pumping Station and interconnect a trunk water main. Keep Reading
South Frontenac Township Launches Survey for Residents to Provide Input into 2023 Budget
Residents can take the budget survey online until December 31, 2022. Keep Reading
Utilities Kingston to Replace Some End-of-life Water Meters
Contractors with Neptune Technology Group will visit Utilities Kingston customer homes and businesses to replace end-of-life water meters. Keep Reading
Waterkeeper Alliance Collaborative Report Released on Anniversary of Clean Water Act
Four chemicals were detected in agency's sample from the St. Lawrence River. Keep Reading