City of Kingston continues to spray garlic to fight against ticks, mosquitoes
If you smell garlic in parts of the city, it may just be the thing keeping ticks and mosquitoes at bay. Continue reading
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City of Kingston proposes changes to zoning bylaw for trade shows
The announcement comes weeks after privately-owned Kingston 1000 Islands Sportsplex was denied a permit for an art show. Continue reading
Kingston and Ottawa city officials concerned about proposed expansion of local health unit
The proposed merger comes as the provincial government begins to follow through on its plan to reduce the number of health units in the province to 10. Continue reading
Kingston’s Wellington Street extension may no longer cut through Doug Fluhrer Park
The city is recommending that the extension no longer includes the south section previously planned for. Continue reading
Legal battle brews between the City of Kingston and Sportsplex owner
Venue management also claims that during the most recent trade show held at the Sportsplex, fire inspectors visited eight times in four days. Continue reading
Business licence refused by Kingston days before art show begins
The Limestone Art Show was cancelled days before it begins because the city refused its business licence, even though similar exhibitions have taken place in the same venue. Continue reading
Juniper Cafe to change owners come May
The popular cafe will be under new ownership starting May 1, but will not open until patio season. Continue reading
Indigenous advocate calls treatment of Belle Park, Island a ‘desecration’
After years of use as a landfill and golf course, a local Indigenous group wants Belle Park and Belle Island left alone. Continue reading
Over 350 Kingston city officials make 2018 Sunshine List
Want to see who topped the Sunshine List in Kingston for 2018? Check out the notable mentions here. Continue reading
Kingston’s third bridge shoreline construction ramps up
By Bill Hutchins Anchor
With the arrival of spring, construction work is ramping up on the City of Kingston’s $180 million third bridge crossing. Continue reading