City of Kingston
216 Ontario St K7L 2Z3 Kingston, ON, Canada

Two City climate actions will be presented at the Jan. 11, Environment, Infrastructure, Transportation Policies Committee Meeting: -An update on progress made to-date on the development of the Green Standard Community Improvement Plan, which would target the development of net-zero new building construction. -The proposed Home Energy Retrofit Program that would offer incentives to make energy-efficient home improvements.... Be there (virtually) for the discussion of these efforts aimed at reducing Kingston’s carbon footprint! Follow the live-stream of the meeting, starting at 7 p.m. on Jan. 11, on Kingston City Council YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCglKQ0t6jFdKyBUTEVf-yXQ

Today, the Ontario Government announced a provincewide shutdown to restrict the spread of the COVID-19 virus. The shutdown will be in effect from 12:01 a.m. Dec. 26 to Jan. 23, 2021. City staff will continue to provide many of its services to residents during the province-mandated shutdown. This spring, the City added many new online services, alternative delivery methods and contactless transaction options. Learn how this shutdown will impact City servicesand you! https://www.cityofkingston.ca/-/city-of-kingston-closes-ind

To support health care and front-line workers during the extended school shutdown, the City of Kingston, in partnership with Licensed Child Care Operators, is opening licensed spaces for emergency child care services for school-aged children. Find out more and apply at https://www.cityofkingston.ca///essential-worker-childcare

Please watch and share today's Community Update from Mayor Paterson.

Know a Snow Angel? Show your appreciation! Snow Angels, by nature, are modest, everyday heroes who melt hearts with their kind efforts. They notice when neighbours may need a helping hand with clearing snow or ice and decide to do it for them. To learn how to nominate your Snow Angel, visit: https://bit.ly/1orfEoQ

The Mayor's Arts Awards is an annual recognition program that celebrates high artistic achievement and recognizes extraordinary contributions in and to the arts. The 2020 award recipients will be announced online Jan. 18, 2021. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/2rNQ04H

Keep Safe. Be Kind. Do what YOU can to keep Kingston safe. That means washing your hands, keeping 2 metres away from others, wearing a mask when you are in a public space and reviewing the restrictions in place at business that help keep the community healthy.

Protect your collector. Place your Green Bin, garbage and recycling where it can be clearly seen and safely collected this winter. Keep a path from the road to your collectibles clear of snow and ice. Choose a safe and visible ground-level location on the right side at the end of your driveway or walkway (as you face the street), or on the boulevard closest to the curb. Large snowbanks? Shovel a ground-level shelf in the street side of the snowbank for your collectibles. Never place them on snowbanks where they will be risky to collect. Safe placement helps avoid worker injury. Find more Winter Waste Placement guidelines in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NE2GYa9iwK4. #WasteNotYGK

Compost your real Christmas trees at the Kingston Area Recycling Centre or Tomlinson Organics. Be sure to remove all decorations first. Artificial trees can be donated to second-hand stores and charities or sold on online sales websites. https://bit.ly/31b1GKI

Time is running out! Kingston charities and not-for-profit organizations are invited to submit their application for the 2021 Community Investment Fund by Jan. 22. Applicants could be eligible for a grant of up to $25,000 for local programs and projects.... To learn more and submit your organization’s application, please visit: www.unitedwaykfla.ca/funding/fund-distribution/

The City of Kingston and Visit Kingston have partnered to add more LED lights and lighting installations downtown this winter. City Hall and Springer Market Square will be illuminated on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings in white and blue for the winter season. We'd love to see your photos! Tag us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram to share the light and love.

Did you try to email our project team? We’ve learned there is a technical issue with the [email protected] address, which our tech gurus are currently looking to resolve. We apologize for this inconvenience. Please re-send your email to [email protected]. #YGK

The Household Hazardous Waste facility at KARC, 196 Lappan’s Lane, closes for the season on Nov. 28. Drop-off your household hazardous waste items: - Thursdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Not sure if it’s hazardous? Check www.CityofKingston.ca/WasteLookup.

Property owners, builders and building managers: Mark your calendars and plan to attend a virtual meeting at 6 p.m. on Nov. 30 about the proposed Green Standard Community Improvement Plan aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Register at https://bit.ly/32OVOKT #YGK

#YGKPublicWorks crews are working around the city following the overnight snow. Crews work continuously during snowfalls to clear more than 1,800 km of roads with 29 snowplows. Main roads are cleared before residential areas. Learn more at https://www.cityofkingston.ca//roads-and-traf/snow-removal

Public Works crews are applying anti-icing liquid on main roads to prepare for the forecasted snow. Remember, crews work continuously during snowfalls to clear more than 1,800 km of roads with 29 snowplows. Main roads are cleared before residential areas. Learn more at https://bit.ly/1dtLVji

Now live: Rudd Ave. Pathway Upgrades virtual public engagement session. Follow the closed captioned livestream. Get involved! https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCityofKingston

What are you 2021 Wishes for your family and friends?

What key issues should our Community Safety and Well-being Plan address? Your input will help guide our work in identifying the key areas that will be addressed in our plan, what is working well, what needs to be changed and what might be missing. Go to getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/community-safety to provide your input!

Effective Jan. 1, 2021 the City's Building Services department will accept applications and issue permits for the review and inspection of sewage systems. Learn to submit applications online using DASH at a virtual training session on Dec. 8 or 15: https://bit.ly/3pF4Eoj

What key areas of our community are working well and what areas need to change? The City of Kingston's Community Safety and Well-being Advisory Group is inviting you to provide input into our planning process based on your experiences and observations. Your input will help guide our work in identifying the key areas that will be addressed in our plan.... Go to getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/community-safety to provide your input!

Learn more about the City’s budgets and how spending and financing decisions are made at 2 upcoming virtual (Zoom) Open Houses: 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 10. 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12.... Sign-up to attend the open houses at: getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/2021-city-budget #YGK #GetInvolved

The budget survey closes at 4 p.m. today! Thank you to all those who have provided input and/or attended one of the virtual open houses. If you have not completed the survey, please do so now at https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/2021-city-budget #YGK

Do your part to keep the community safe: wear a face covering in all public indoor areas, limit close contacts to those in your household only, and follow local emergency orders. Review additional information to make sure you know before you go: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/resident/covid-19

If you can, start a collection of items like warm clothing, hygiene items, non-perishable food and drop off to Gate 4 at the Leon's Centre on the dates below. Items will then be distributed through various United Way of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington agencies. For a list of items to donate visit https://www.unitedwaykfla.ca/communitydonationdrive/

Offer your input by 4 p.m. on Dec. 14: https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/kingston-transit-acce

SURVEY CLOSES on Friday, Nov. 13 at 4PM: The City wants to better understand your priorities for the 2021 budget. The input you provide will be reviewed and will help inform the 2021 and future capital and operating budgets: https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca///2021-budget-survey #ygk

Never be lost again! Download the what3words smartphone app so that you know what3words to offer to help emergency responders like Kingston firefighters, police or paramedics find you when you call 9-1-1. The what3words app has assigned three random words to every 3 square metres on Earth. It works offline, too, so, if you are deep in the woods, or took a wrong turn on a back road, or can’t see an address, you can use what3words to guide emergency help to your location. ...It’s available in French as well! Get it for free at your app store. See how it works at app.what3words.com/kingston-ca Kingston Fire & Rescue Kingston Police Kingston Health Sciences Centre

Last week to provide input into our Community Safety and Well-being Plan! Your input will help guide our work in identifying the key areas that will be addressed in our plan, what is working well, what needs to be changed and what might be missing. Go to getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/community-safety to provide your input! Survey closes November 30.

The City’s final open budget poll concluded today. Thanks to all who participated. Next week, we will launch a survey seeking more detailed input on the City’s budgets! #YGK

Know Kingston, follow Committee & Council meetings! Council (Nov. 17) Heritage Kingston & Nominations (Nov. 18) Planning (Nov. 19) Find agendas https://bit.ly/1E9NIpf... Request to be a delegation https://bit.ly/2xXB5IA Watch the live stream https://bit.ly/1gDQPBg See more

Now live on YouTube: Learn more about the City’s budgets and how spending and financing decisions are made during our virtual open house: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1BaJqzgJNg #YGK

Some City services continue to be affected by the holidays. Wondering how it impacts you? Review full details online: https://bit.ly/2KV98a8

Notice to boaters in the Cataraqui River. The Kingston Mills Locks has closed for the season. Since its’ closure, there is no longer marine passage available up the Rideau Canal through the locks. This, coupled with temperatures, have reduced the amount of boat traffic that is in the area of the Third Crossing. The City has been granted permission from Federal Agencies to lower the Third Crossong's temporary lift span over the navigation channel to a ‘DOWN’ position starting... November 1. This means some boats will no longer pass through the Third Crossing construction site. The lift span will be operable during the winter months for emergency situations when required. And small craft such as kayaks, small motorboats, and rowing shells can still pass underneath the lowered lift span. Email the project team with any questions and find more information at https://thirdcrossing.cityofkingston.ca/

This is about safety: Kingston Fire & Rescue is seeking your input on a draft bylaw that will regulate open air fires. The draft proposes that permits for open air fires be issued free-of-charge to those who have reviewed the rules aimed at keeping open air fires safe. Review it now and offer your input by 4 p.m. on Nov. 30: https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/

What is your vision for the future of Kingston Transit stops? Have your say about the design features and amenities you would like to see at transit stations. Visit https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/ by 4 p.m. on November 4.

Help inform Kingston’s first ever Integrated Economic Development Strategy! Visit Get Involved Kingston and complete the survey and share your thoughts on the ideas tab before Oct. 20 at 4 p.m. https://bit.ly/33dm5TJ

Make sure your leaves are collected as expected: See how to put them out in this short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGGs-iduyCY

Daylight saving ends Sunday, #YGK. Adjust your clocks & change the batteries in your smoke and CO alarms. https://bit.ly/31YyoC9

Live in Glenburnie? The recycling collector for your area is having vehicle issues, but aims to complete collection today. If, however, your items are not picked up today, please set them out for collection on Saturday (by 6 a.m.).

Stay safe and keep Kingston safe: Stay home this New Year’s Eve! Celebrate indoors ONLY with members of your household and/or connect virtually with your friends and loved ones. Under the Provincial COVID-19 Response Framework, indoor gatherings must be limited to those in your household and outdoor gatherings of more than 10 are illegal. Failure to comply with emergency orders can result in a fine. Or worse: you could get or give COVID-19. Help keep your friends and loved ones safe this New Year’s Eve!

Attention rural Kingstonians: We need your input on how we support the creation of rural jobs and to fill in gaps in services & businesses. Provide your advice as we develop the strategy to grow our economy and your opportunities! Go to: https://bit.ly/3jVq7Gh

The Kingston-Frontenac Renovates Program (KFRP) offers eligible homeowners grants to make their homes more accessible or interest-free loans toward emergency repairs. Find out more at CityofKingston.ca/Housing

Your community, your budget! Complete the open budget survey to provide input into the 2021 and future budgets at getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/2021-city-budget or by calling 613-546-0000 ext. 1900.

The University District Safety Initiative is in effect from Oct. 16 to Oct. 19. Learn about important changes to the initiative, including Administrative Monetary Penalties, aimed at addressing the risk of COVID-19 in our community this year at Cityofkingston.ca/UDSI

It’s that easy. Learn about the smartphone application that emergency services are asking you to download! Kingston Police Kingston Health Sciences Centre Kingston Fire & Rescue app.what3words.com/kingston-ca... #YGK

To support health care and front-line workers during the Provincial Grey-Lockdown, the City of Kingston, in partnership with Licensed Child Care Operators, is opening licensed spaces for emergency child care services for school-aged children. Deadline to apply is Jan. 4, 2021. Find out more and apply at Cityofkingston.ca/resid/covid-19/essential-worker-childcare.

Kingston Transit rider confirmed positive for COVID-19 http://ow.ly/HpYy50C5eIe #COVID19KFLA

Under the Administrative Monetary Penalty process, fines under the Nuisance Party and Noise Bylaws can now be issued and appealed directly through the City. Fines of up to $2000 can also be issued for failure to abide by an emergency order. Learn how this news process aims to reduce the risk of COVID-19 in our community here: https://bit.ly/37bXbGe

Is Friday your normal collection day? Put your garbage, recycling and Green Bin out on Saturday, Jan. 2 instead. Reminder: You may put out two untagged bags of garbage for the first collection of the New Year (Jan. 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7). Always know what to put out when: Sign-up to receive collection reminders at https://www.cityofkingston.ca//garbag/waste-tools/calendar.

Donate to the Kingston Community Climate Action Fund before Jan. 1 to receive your tax receipt for your 2020 return. Learn more about the fund, and the amazing projects seeking your support at https://bit.ly/3r2bBjI #YGK

Disabilities Mentoring Day brings together job-ready persons with disabilities and companies that use the skills they have or will develop through training. Mentors learn about the untapped talent in the labour force and mentees learn about career paths. Today, Wednesday Oct. 28, we’re welcoming mentees to the City, where they’ll work with mentors in the Clerks and Facilities Management and Construction Services departments

Kingston's City Hall is open for free site tours on Saturdays 1pm-4pm. Details at https://bit.ly/3kiWGOK

Police urge social responsibility and self-accountability this coming weekend Release Date: October 15, 2020 On any given previous year tomorrow would have sign...aled the start of a long honoured tradition, Queen’s Homecoming weekend. This year, unlike any year before it, has spelled the end to what Kingstonians perceive as normal due to Ontario being in the midst of the current COVID-19 pandemic. This year Kingston Police is working with the City of Kingston, Queens University, KFL&A Public Health and other Community Partners to help ensure the safety of our community and its citizens this weekend. Kingston Police has scheduled an additional contingent of officers to work throughout the weekend to ensure frontline patrol can adequately respond to their regular calls for service throughout the city. Our priority is the safety of our community during this pandemic and significant enforcement tools have been provided by the province to ensure that members of the public are abiding by current rules and restrictions. As the public is now well aware there are limits to the number of individuals that can gather both inside and in outdoor spaces. No more than 10 people can gather inside a residence and no more than 25 can gather outdoors. A minimum fine of $10,000 can be issued under the ROA (Reopening Ontario Act) to any host or organizer of a gathering that exceeds the specified numbers of individuals permitted. Additionally, under the ROA, guests and participants at locations that are found to be in contravention of the act can be issued a fine of $880. Anyone participating in activities contravening the current regulations should expect substantial penalties as a consequence of poor choices and behaviour. Aside from provincial emergency orders Kingston Police will also continue to enforce liquor licence violations and nuisance party and noise bylaws, with penalties ranging from $100 up to $2,000. Kingston Police and its partners are hopeful that members of the public take the increasing number of those infected throughout the province with COVID-19 seriously and do their part in helping to reduce the unnecessary spread of the virus within our community. #QueensHomecoming #QueensU @QueensYGKAlumni @QueensAMS @cityofkingston #ygk

We’re designing an improved Kingston Transit experience and want to hear from you! Let us know what design features and amenities you would like to see at future transit stations. Visit https://bit.ly/2hCbKaS by 4 p.m. on November 4.

The third and final open budget poll question is LIVE on our Get Involved Kingston site. Please participate! https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/2021-city-budget #YGK

Looking to drop some holiday recyclables off at the Kingston Area Recycling Centre (KARC)? The Centre, located at 196 Lappan’s Lane, is open Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. As a reminder, the KARC will be closed on Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day.

Kingston Fire & Rescue, Kingston Central Ambulance Communications Centre (@KingstonHSC) and @KingstonPolice have teamed together to introduce a smartphone application in our community that could have life saving benefits. Learn more about what3words: https://bit.ly/3mvvjl5 and download it for free from your app store.

Planning a trip to the Kingston Area Recycling Centre on Lappan's Lane today? You may wish to hold off. Due to a high volume of visitors you may experience delays of up to 20 minutes.

#YGKPublicWorks crews are planting trees around the city as part of the tree planting program. Learn more about the program in this 35-second video.

Get Involved in Kingston’s annual budgeting process! Complete the survey at getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/2021-city-budget and RSVP for an upcoming virtual (Zoom) Open House.

Charities and not-for-profit organizations can now apply for a grant of up to $25,000 for local programs and projects through the Community Investment Fund. The 2021 Community Investment Fund grant application form and guidelines are available at: www.unitedwaykfla.ca/funding/fund-distribution/.

The collection of used single-use batteries is cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Used batteries may be dropped off at the Hazardous Household Waste Depot, 196 Lappan’s Lane, Thursdays 8-5 and Saturdays 8-4 until the end of Nov.

Own a business in Kingston? What can we do to help you meet your business challenges and build success? Help us find and fill the gaps in Kingston’s economy as we develop the strategy to grow our economy and your opportunities! Go to: https://bit.ly/3jVq7Gh

Know Kingston, follow Committee & Council meetings this week! Special meeting of Council (Oct. 27) Find agendas https://bit.ly/1E9NIpf Request to be a delegation https://bit.ly/2xXB5IA Watch the closed-captioned live stream https://bit.ly/1gDQPBg

The Third Crossing is a historic project in Kingston, something that has been talked about for the last 50+ years. To highlight some of the bridge elements and features like the new multi-use path, the scenic lookouts, and the height of the bridge we’ve created a new infographic. You can really start to see some of the elements that will go into the new bridge! https://thirdcrossing.cityofkingston.ca/the-bridge

Tell us how climate change is affecting YOU! Review the climate impact statements developed by local experts and let us know which ones you have experienced. Your input will help shape the Climate Leadership Plan that will guide our city’s response to climate change. Do the survey now at: https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/

Standard & Poor's has affirmed the City’s ‘AA’ Credit Rating with a Stable Outlook, in its latest update! This affirms the City’s prudent financial planning, our strong local economy, and takes into account collaboration by all levels of government to help the community weather the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2Fxxtki

Kingston ‘s rural community has an important role to play in the economic future of our City. We need your input on what priorities can make our economy stronger. Could you take 10 minutes to share your ideas on shaping our future? https://bit.ly/3jVq7Gh

It’s snowing, we’re going! Snowplows are large and difficult to drive. Be sure to stay safely away from them. Motorists: stay at least three car-lengths behind a snowplow. Pedestrians: if you see a snowplow coming, move safely away from the street. Find out more about snowplow safety and the City’s snowplowing priorities at https://bit.ly/2s27MkN.

To everyone who has donated to the Kingston Community Climate Action Fund, the charities seeking your support share this message with you: Thank you! To learn more about the fund and the eligible projects, visit: https://bit.ly/3r2bBjI #YGK

Springer Market Square skaters! The outdoor rink will reopen at 3 pm today. Updates will be shared here on social media.

Heads up, Springer Market Square skaters! The outdoor rink is currently closed due to weather conditions. Updates will be shared here on social media.

Starting tomorrow, Dec. 24, some City services will be affected by the holidays. Wondering how it impacts you? Review full details online: https://bit.ly/2KV98a8

Keep safe. Be kind. And just like our friends at Visit Kingston say - enjoy the wonders of the season. Closed captioning available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrXjeHNiZGw

Last minute shopping? Save time by buying recyclable gift boxes or bags instead of wrapping with conventional paper. Don’t forget to bring reusable bags with you to shop. #WasteNotYGK. Reducing waste is a climate action https://www.cityofkingston.ca/-/remember-to-wastenotygk-thi.

Did you know the 2021 Climate Change Symposium will be held entirely online and is FREE? RSVP to be in the virtual room on Jan. 14 so you can ask panellists, like Severn, your questions! For tickets and more information: https://www.sustainablekingston.com//the-2021-kingston-cli #YGK

Did you take part in the 2021 budget engagement? Here’s your update on next steps: https://bit.ly/2WGf2P3

Interested in tracking snowplow progress? The Snowplow Tracker, an online map that shows when City roads were last plowed, is now available online at https://bit.ly/1dtLVji.

Mayor Paterson's Holiday Story Time For more great stories visit your closest branch of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library! Sign up for their Storytime Express and L’heure de contes services to have stories and more delivered to you by email, and check out all of their children’s programs on YouTube https://bit.ly/3nIbvMo Note: Please check https://www.kfpl.ca/ before visiting any branch. Changes are coming into effect following the announcement of the provincial shutdown.

For Emergency Food/Meal Programs during the Holidays in Kingston & Frontenac, please refer to the City of Kingston COVID-19 webpage: http://www.cityofkingston.ca/resident/covid-19.

The Government of Ontario announced the KFL&A Public Health region will move to the Orange-Restrict level on Monday, December 21, 2020 at 12:01 a.m. Please continue to: watch our website for any updates to municipal services follow KFL&A Public Health for information on COVID-19 wash your hands, stay apart 2m from others and wear a mask stay safe and be kind

It’s snowing, we’re going. #YGKPublicWorks crews work continuously during snowfalls to clear more than 1,800 km of roads with 29 snowplows. Main roads are cleared first before crews move to residential areas. Learn more about the City’s snowplowing priorities at https://bit.ly/1dtLVji

Keep Safe. Be Kind. Thank you for following COVID-19 guidelines and keeping Kingston healthy and safe. Continue to stay local, wear a mask when you are out and about, stay 2 metres away from others and wash your hands. Subscribe to City Matters to keep up to date: https://bit.ly/3e4wMdM

Did you know that Kingston has a waste app? Use it to view your collection dates (including holiday changes!), use the waste lookup tool, check out the Waste Collection & You newsletter and more! Get it on Google Play or Download it on the App Store. Find out more at https://www.cityofkingston.ca//garba/waste-tools/waste-app

The Government of Ontario announced at 4:45 p.m. that the KFL&A Public Health region will move to the Orange-Restrict level on Monday, December 21, 2020 at 12:01 a.m. Please continue to: watch our website for any updates to municipal services follow KFL&A Public Health for information on COVID-19... wash your hands, stay apart 2m from others and wear a mask stay safe and be kind. See more

The December Third Crossing community newsletter is out now! This month the team is talking about the latest progress on the bridge, providing council an update and our latest communications and outreach on the project. https://thirdcrossing.cityofkingston.ca/

Extreme cold puts everyone at risk however, the risks are greater for young children, older adults, people with chronic illnesses, people working or exercising outdoors, and those without proper shelter. Adverse health effects can occur as a direct result of exposure to excessive cold such as hypothermia and frostbite. Here are some tips from the City’s Emergency Management Office to keep you and others safe in extreme cold: -If you must go outside, cover up and dress warmly ...with several layers. The outer layer should be wind resistant. Frostbite can develop within minutes to exposed skin, especially with wind chill. -Avoid overexertion when shovelling snow and take several breaks. -Check on older family, friends and neighbors. -Bring pets inside and move livestock to sheltered areas with non-frozen drinking water. For more information, see KFL&A Public Health’s extreme cold resource page: https://bit.ly/38eyM1T

‘Tis the season to #WasteNotYGK: avoid using conventional wrapping paper as its inks and dyes means it cannot be recycled. Choose reusable or recyclable wrap like brown paper, fabric, or reusable gift boxes and bags. https://www.cityofkingston.ca/-/remember-to-wastenotygk-thi. Reducing waste is a climate action.

Know a Snow Angel? Show your appreciation! Snow Angels are people who notice when neighbours may need help keeping a driveway, a stretch of sidewalk or a catch basin clear of snow and ice and decide to do it for them. They may not seek reward or acknowledgement, but we know they deserve to be appreciated! To learn how to nominate your Snow Angel, visit: https://bit.ly/1orfEoQ

It might be a little less busy on the Cataraqui River for the Third Crossing this holiday. Crews will still be onsite but work will slow down. Thank you for your support in 2020, looking forward to 2021. We are building it! Kiewit Corporation https://thirdcrossing.cityofkingston.ca/

Why is Habitat for Humanity Kingston Limestone Region hoping you will support their goal to install devices that will make four new homes more efficient (and less expensive) to heat? Watch and find out. To learn more and donate, visit: https://bit.ly/3r2bBjI *Some images shown in this video were captured prior to COVID-19.*

Know Kingston - follow Council! Meeting 02-2021 will reconvene today at 6 p.m. to complete the agenda. On Twitter, @KingstonMeetings will be back with live tweeting and the City Council YouTube channel hosts the closed-captioned live stream. You can also watch the first part of meeting 02-2021 on YouTube now (the agenda up to and including Report 11 was completed). Agenda bit.ly/3noju0Q Watch https://bit.ly/3al27dw

Why is Martha’s Table hoping you will support their goal to purchase an electric vehicle? Watch and find out! To learn more and donate, visit: https://bit.ly/3r2bBjI #YGK

Calling all #ygk charities and non-profits! Submit an application for the Community Investment Fund. Application deadline is Jan. 22. Learn more: unitedwaykfla.ca/funding/fund-distribution