City to Offer Online Sustainability Discussion on Earth Day
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App Offers 150-year History of Kingston in Maps and Aerial Images
The City's has introduced a new app as part of an update to the mapping section of its website. Keep Reading
Kingston to Introduce Remote Voting for 2014 Municipal Election
Residents will be able to vote through land-line phones and online Keep Reading
Kingston Hydro Wins Ontario Conservation Award
Award recognizes provincial leadership in energy & water conservation Keep Reading
Kingstonians Urged to Take Environmental Action Beyond Earth Hour
Mayor Mark Gerretsen will be encouraging Kingstonians to make changes to combat climate change at the annual Earth Hour Unplugged concert in Springer Market Square 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. this Saturday, March 29. “We know we have to take action, at home and at work, to combat climate change,” said Mayor Mark Gerretsen. “I hope… Keep Reading
KFL&A Public Health: Active Cases of Measles Found in Ontario
Measles outbreak in Ottawa confirmed Keep Reading
Kingston Being Evaluated as an “Intelligent Community”
City a contender for #1 Intelligent Community for 2014 Keep Reading
City Announces New Webpages for 2014 Municipal Elections
Information & resources as well as a call for nominations Keep Reading
Utilities Kingston Issues New Water Quality Report
Copies of the report available at City Hall and online Keep Reading
“Rock Snot” in Rivers & Lakes May be Linked to Global Warming
Research debunks 'human-transfer' theory Keep Reading
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… Keep Reading