Applications Open for 2024 Nan Yeomans Grant with Increased $4,000 Award
Increase in funding is the first adjustment to the grant since its 2007 start, reflecting a growing commitment to supporting young, local visual artists. Keep Reading
Local Men Share $500,000 MAXMILLIONS Prize
The winning ticket was purchased at Canadian Tire Gas+ on Princess Street in Kingston. Keep Reading
Community Input Sought on Revised Patron Code of Conduct Policy
KFPL offers free and equitable access to services and collections to support literacy and foster innovation. Keep Reading
Minor Water Level Changes Planned to Accommodate Inspections at Dam Facilities
12-hour reduction in outflows to change water levels in lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River to accommodate inspections at Hydro-Quebec facilities. Keep Reading
Canadian Museum of Women’s History to Host Exhibit Celebrating Kingston’s Pioneering Women
Event at City Hall will highlight the significant contributions of women to Kingston’s cultural, social, and political landscape. Keep Reading
South Frontenac Township Seeks Resident Input for 2025 Budget
The survey will remain open until October 4, 2024. Keep Reading
Kingston to Host Third Annual Canadian Walk for Veterans
This year’s theme, "A Veteran’s Recovery Journey," emphasizes the importance of supporting veterans as they navigate the recovery process. Keep Reading
Kingston Resident Celebrates $100,000 ENCORE Win
The winning ticket was purchased at East Side Market on Division Street. Keep Reading
Gilmour Point Beach Washrooms Closed Until Further Notice Due to Vandalism
A portable washroom at the beach for public use until the permanent facilities are restored. Keep Reading
Gord Brown Memorial Golf Tournament Achieves Record-Breaking Fundraising Success
Tournament featured appearances by Larry Robinson, Todd Gill, and Jay McClement, who engaged with participants by signing memorabilia and posing for photographs. Keep Reading
Kidney Walks Unite Ontario Communities for Annual Fundraiser
While advancements have been made, kidney disease continues to affect 1 in 10 Canadians, with millions more at increased risk. Keep Reading