The Kingston Frontenac Public Library celebrates Black History Month in February, inspired by andpartnering with Black creators to offer valuable education, discussion and creative opportunities. Fromcelebrating Black joy to learning about the legacy of the Black Lives Matter movement, there are eventsand resources for people of all ages.
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This Thursday night and Friday, temperatures are forecasted to be extremely cold, reaching -29 degrees Celsius. Exposed plumbing pipes in exterior walls of your home, unheated basements and crawlspaces could be at risk of freezing. To protect your plumbing, review these tips, offered by Utilities Kingston. “Knowing what steps to take to protect your pipes from freezing can help you prevent the inconvenience and expense of plumbing problems,” says Heather Roberts, Director of Water and Wastewater Operations. “When in doubt about the integrity of your internal plumbing pipes, consider calling a plumber as the problem could worsen.”Internal plumbing pipes are the responsibility of the property owner.
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Snowbanks and winter weather make collecting household waste more challenging for collectors.
This winter, help protect your collector from injury by placing your garbage, recycling boxes and green bins where they can be clearly seen and safely collected. Follow the guidelines below for setting out your waste and take two minutes to watch the City’s Winter Waste Placement video..
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Kingston, ON – Jan. 31, 2023 – For the eleventh consecutive year, Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) has been named one of the Top 40 research hospitals in Canada by Research Infosource. As the research arm of KHSC, the Kingston General Health Research Institute (KGHRI) is committed to cultivating patient-oriented research, building innovative partnerships and pursuing excellence in research through collaboration, including with its partner, Queen’s University.
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