Technology and Geek News from Kingston
“Managing sludge and other organic wastes to produce renewable end products is expected to reduce the overall greenhouse gas emissions from operations" Keep Reading
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
The health implications and complex chemistry of these chemicals are similar to those of DDT, PCBs, and mercury in the 1970s. Keep Reading
The Climate Leadership Plan Summary Report is the City’s response to the climate emergency and acts as its roadmap to achieving carbon neutrality. Keep Reading
Variants of concern spread more easily from person to person and may be associated with changes in both severity of illness and death. Keep Reading
Amazon announced that Her Majesty The Queen’s Christmas Day Message will be made available via Alexa for the first time. Keep Reading
Bombardier Transport entered into an agreement with Translink to build 205 new cars for Vancouver’s Skytrain transit system. Keep Reading
Residents can keep tabs on which Kingston roads have been cleared by snowplows thanks to the City's Snowplow Tracker app. Keep Reading
A panel of experts to discuss the threat of Asian carps, and the measures being taken to keep these invasive species out of our Great Lakes. Keep Reading
Among the 20 local agencies receiving laptops are March of Dimes Canada, the Independent Living Centre Kingston, and Kingston Youth Shelter. Keep Reading
The Smart Kingston Working Groups is tasked with developing ideas that leverage technology to improve the lives of residents. Keep Reading
