Annual Student Competition Promotes Skilled Trades
Over 200 local students are taking part in the competitions that include the fields of carpentry, baking, graphic design, green energy, welding and more. Keep Reading
Icebreaking Scheduled for St. Lawrence Seaway
The Canadian Coast Guard advises that icebreaking operations will start on or about Wednesday, March 20, 2019, on the St. Lawrence Seaway. Keep Reading
Kingston Musicians Sought for ‘YGK Music’ Pilot Project
Pilot project, YGK Music, is seeking submissions from local musicians, groups and organizations to have their music featured on a special playlist. Keep Reading
Two Weekends Left to Enjoy Maple Madness
Following a successful March Break week of fun, Maple Madness will continue on the weekends of March 23 & 24 and March 30 & 31. Keep Reading
Springer Market Square Rink to Close on Sunday
Sunday, March 17 will be the last day to skate on the Springer Market Square rink following 108 days of operation. Keep Reading
Tickets to Kingston Pen Tours Go On Sale Monday
Tour offers a rare and unique opportunity to go behind the walls of Canada's oldest and most notorious maximum security prison. Keep Reading
Kingston Area Residents Celebrate $100,000 ENCORE Win
Congratulations to a group of four local residents on winning $100,000 with ENCORE in the March 8, 2019 LOTTO MAX draw. Keep Reading
New City Application Makes it Easier to Register for Fun
City of Kingston is launching a new application that will make it easier to register for programs and access online recreation services. Keep Reading
Kingston Pride Announces 2019 Pride Theme
This year's Pride theme was chosen by members of the public. The 2019 Pride Parade and Community Fair in Kingston will be held on June 15. Keep Reading
Kingston-Founded JUNO Nominees to Protest Autism Program Changes
TV's Splash’N Boots, created as a Queen's University class project, have a special pen pal club and host private meet-and-greets for young fans with autism. Keep Reading
Report: Kingston is the ‘Best Place to be a Woman’ in Canada
In its annual “The Best and Worst Places to be a Woman in Canada”, Ottawa-based Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives rated Kingston as the best city. Keep Reading