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Programming Schedule
- What The Punk
- The Anatomy Lesson
- Tapping the Ether
- The Blues Project
- Swing Swang Swung
- Folk Everything
- The Hustle
- Free the People
- Salt Water Music
- Finding a Voice
- This Just In
- The Charts
- Working Knowledge
- The Independent
- CPR
- Canadian Shield
- Aboriginal Voices
- Absolutely Frivolous
- Grad Chat
- Gender Talk
- Biotek Beat
- Shed Progressions
- The Northern Underground
- Dark Glasses
- Bonjour Chanson
- The Weave
- London Calling
- Atlantis
- Grasstowne
- Way Back
- Campus Beat
- Brother Brian's Bluegrass
- Indie Wake Up Call
- This is the Opera
- Blind Date with Knowledge
- Frankly Speaking
- I Am The Walrus
- Wild-card
- Vintage Vault Imperfection Hours
- From Embers
- What On Earth Is Going On?
- AfterImage
- The Score
- Indie Hour
- Screening in Kingston
- Listening Party!
- late late capitalism show
- Orchestral Manoeuvres after Dark
- Nearly Numinous
- Comuna
- Current Fantasy
- Different Circles
- Hip Hop Underground
- The Circle Pit
- The Classification Project
- Queer Prom Radio Show
- world's bliss
- Let It Happen
- Sunday Side Up
- Yellow Brit Road
- Matilda's Mix Tape
- Timeline Rewind
- Flaneur
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News
- September 9 2020 Morning News Brief
- Queen’s responds: School is pushing public health guidance to students
- September 11th 2020 Morning News Brief
- TODAY'S CFRC COMMUNITY STORY LINE: Ride for Dad Ride Alone Together
- Today's CFRC Community Story Line: The Grad Club to Reopen It's Doors
- TODAY'S CFRC COMMUNITY STORY LINE: KHSC opens satellite COVID-19 assessment centre at Queen’s University
- CFRC Storyline: Accessibility Awards & Invista Centre Covid Safety
- CFRC Storyline: Protest against Homelessness at Kingston City Hall
- Breaking News! Queen's to take Action on violations of public safety measures
- CFRC Storyline: Kingston Tim Hortons employee tests positive for COVID-19
- CFRC Storyline: City to Parking reinstate parking permit payments and time-of-day restrictions Oct 1
- CFRC Storyline: New Emergency Orders from the City of Kingston
- CFRC Storyline: New School Screening Tools from KFL&A
- CFRC Storyline: University Confirms New Covid Case in Campus Community
- CFRC Storyline: Leaf and yard waste pickup
- CFRC Storyline: $1 million in new funding to KEDCO for Kingston & Gananoque Tourism
- CFRC Storyline: New Covid Assessment Centre at Beechgrove
- CFRC Storyline: Student in Residence Tests Positive for COVID 19
- CFRC Airing Almost Home Charity Gala 2020
- Start a multicultural/lingual program!
- CFRC Storyline: City Seeks Residential Input on Economic Strategy
- Kingston’s first AAA intersection coming to John Counter Boulevard
- Provost's Letter to Queen's University Students
- News Flash: Oct 3 Last Day of Walk In Testing at Beechgrove, by appointment only
- Weekly YGK Traffic Report for Oct 2-9th
- Breaking News: RMC sending students home for the semester
- Breaking KHSC delays online booking for Covid Screening
- No Operation RedNose Service this Year
- Booking COVID Testing
- Weekly Traffic Report – Oct. 9 to 16
- KFL&A Says Visit virtually instead of in person over Thanksgiving
- News Brief: Court Finds IN8 Capital Condo Too High
- Tragically Hip’s Gord Sinclair to perform for Queen’s Homecoming
- Providence Transitional Care Centre will improve access to care in region
- Baby Grand set to reopen to live performances
- Weekly Traffic Report – Oct. 16 to 23
- City advice to reduce sewer backups
- City seeks volunteer advisers for committees
- Utilities Kingston issues warning about water heater related phone calls
- Trustees approve removal of Sir John A. MacDonald's name from Law Building at Queen's
- Kingston Symphony musicians embrace pandemic living in new digital performance!
- CIMVHR's third installment of the 2020 Virtual Symposium Series
- Shortwave Theatre Festival Schedule Released
- City to buy former retirement home for affordable housing
- Service providers prepare for opening of new Integrated Care Hub
- Council approves next steps in Macdonald legacy projects
- City's COVID Energy Assistance Program to help more people, businesses & charitable organizations
- Statement from KFL&A Public Health’s Medical Officer of Health regarding Halloween
- Joint NSERC Alliance Project ‘puts Kingston at the forefront’ in distributed computing
- City seeks input on new Community Safety and Well-being Plan
- Leaf collection begins next week in YGK
- Special City Council meeting focuses on rural economic development
- Weekly Traffic Report – Nov 2-6
- City contributes to local toy drive
- CFRC Launches Funding Drive and Shortwave Theatre Festival
- Amherstview Foodland’s Pumpkinfest raises thousands to feed the needy
- KFPL's Grownup Storytime Goes Online
- KHSC Internet access and external-facing systems temporarily offline
- Council moves ahead with motion of support for The Screening Room
- Lionhearts drop in meal program moving to Stages Night Club
- RQU Board President's Appeal and Radiophile 2020 Released
- RSVP now to learn more about the City’s budgets from the Chief Financial Officer
- Artillery Park to reopen for recreational use in mid-November
- New research shows minimizing delays to cancer treatment could improve survival rates
- Queen’s University Researcher dives into the connection between access to water and COVID-19
- Whole Foods bans employees from wearing poppies
- Weekly Traffic Report – Nov. 7 to 13
- City to Hold Remembrance Day Civic Ceremony
- Utilities Kingston offer $100 credit on smart thermostats
- Ontario Announces nearly $2.3 million of Infrastructure Funding for the City of Kingston
- Kingston Symphony commemorates Remembrance Day in new digital performance!
- RQU 2020 AGM
- New draft Open Air Fires bylaw makes permit free
- City seeks input for regular review of Animal Control Bylaw
- Kingston Mayor, Chamber of Commerce, react to Provincial Budget
- Make a Will Month at KFPL
- YMCA and City of Kingston Partner to Offer Y Memberships for Artillery Park Members
- Friends of the Cataraqui Trail Rudolph Run/Walk Fundraiser Nov. 21
- KFPL ANNOUNCES FREE ONLINE TUTORING PROGRAM FOR TWEENS AND TEENS
- John Counter Boulevard overpass complete, road to reopen Nov. 13
- New Clubs Ratified at AMS Assembly
- Artillery Park set to reopen for recreational use Nov.17
- Utilities Kingston urges customers to report gas smells, install and obey alarms
- City to begin accepting sewage system permits,
- Input Sought on the City’s new build net-zero policy and incentive program
- Utilities Kingston warns of suspicious phone calls
- City invites resident feedback on Cataraqui Woods Dr. multi-use pathway rest areas
- YMCA of Eastern Ontario Moves to “Protect”Level Protocols
- Bill 216 Food Literacy for Students Act Passes Second Hearing
- Grand Theatre Foundation in YGK Dissolving
- Enjoy Kingston: local “Love” and lights to shine all winter long
- EngSoc Shutters Tea Room until year's end
- KCFF Accepting Submissions and Waiving Fees
- Dinner and a Movie Series Launches November 30th
- Increased Study Spaces on Queen's Campus
- Leeds-Grenville-Lanark and Kingston-Frontenac and Lennox & Addington will move from Green level to Yellow
- Limestone District School Board Issues Reminder on Inclement Weather Conditions
- Utilities Kingston Says Make the right call to Report Utility Emergencies
- Gananoque looking at development charges
- City seeks input for future community cleanup initiatives
- No parking on streets overnight starting Dec. 1
- The 2021 Kingston Climate Change Symposium: Now Free for All!
- Public Health nurse shares details of work on COVID-19 cases
- City Celebrates winners of the 2020 Celebrating Accessibility Awards
- NSERC research award renamed after Queen’s University Nobel Laureate Arthur McDonald
- Queen’s University public policy experts release long-term care report
- Retiring abattoir owner seeks buyer for increasingly rare business
- Weekly Traffic Report – Nov. 27 to Dec. 4
- KFL&A Public Health: how one COVID-19 case infected up to 20 people this week
- Utilities Kingston warns customers of water heater related phone calls
- Support two local climate action projects on Giving Tuesday
- KFPL PARTNERS WITH KING CON AND THE TONE DEAF FESTIVAL TO PRESENT “MAW: A COMMUNITY CELEBRATION OF THE VOCAL ARTS”
- MNP Ice Rink Set to Open
- City, Utilities Kingston and Kingston Fire and Rescue issue snow and ice safety reminders
- KFL&A Public Health seeks no-fault compensation for adverse effects of vaccines
- KFL&A Guidelines for Safe Holiday Celebrations
- Weekly Traffic Report – Dec. 4 to 11
- COVID-19 testing now available at KCHC 263 Weller Ave.
- City seeks Sir John A. Macdonald Legacy and History in Kingston Working Group members
- Utilities Kingston warns customers of callers offering COVID-19 financial relief
- Queen’s University grants honorary degree to human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh
- City reminds residents to avoid making waste this holiday season
- Springer Market Square Rink to Open with COVID-19 measures in place
- Queen's Expert Chris Simpson appointed Ontario Health's Executive Vice-President
- City’s Snowplow Tracker available online
- YGK band, The Gertrudes release new single, proceeds to support Street Health
- Weekly Traffic Report – Dec. 11 to 18
- KCHC program creates connections between local seniors and children
- Gananoque Wheels of Care gets funding
- City and Kingston Police issue 50 charges under the Reopening Ontario Act
- Holidays to affect City transit & services schedule
- COVID-19 status update from KFL&A Public Health: ‘crucial week’ ahead
- atient at Providence Care Hospital tests positive for COVID-19
- Traffic Report – Dec. 18 to Jan. 8
- Kingston to move to Orange Level Monday Dec. 21st
- City of Kingston Open Budget Update
- Queen's Park Locks Down Ontario as of December 26th
- Queen's Urges Students to Stay Home til January 23rd 2021
- City Matters: Weekly COVID-19 Bulletin Dec. 23
- MPP Hillier taken to task over COVID post
- Residents can apply for sewage system permits through DASH, effective Jan. 1, 2020
- City Matters: Weekly update December 31st 2020
- 2020 Mayor’s Arts Awards Event goes virtual
- Hub Project moves forward with new public art installations
- Kingston's Poet Laureate marks start of 2021 with new poem
- Ontario Students will not return to in-person classes on Monday as planned says Province
- 85 emergency childcare spots now being used by essential workers
- Weekly Traffic Report – Jan. 8 to 15
- City Matters: Weekly COVID-19 Bulletin January 8 2020
- KHSC ‘maximizing readiness,’ will accommodate out-of-town patients
- Speaker preview for Kingston's virtual 2021 Climate Change Symposium
- City seeks input on update to Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- CFRC Seeks Submissions for Black History Month
- Kingston City Council bans ‘conversion therapy’
- In the News: @cityofkingston Council bans Conversion Therapy. Full story here: https://bit.ly/2Lldjgl Tune in for the recap on Today in YGK at 5 PM with Alexandra Fernandes.
- COVID-19 regulations: Community enforcement partners' advice to residents
- City Matters: Weekly COVID-19 Bulletin Jan 15 2021
- Weekly Traffic Report – Jan. 15 to 22
- Live in an apartment or condo? Take the Food Waste Diversion survey
- Bell Let’s Talk & Queen’s present webinar on mental health in diverse communities
- City to Vote on Interim Small Business Property Tax Relief
- City seeks input on Princess Street Sidewalk Project artists’ proposals
- COVID 19 Vaccine Arrivals and Other City Matters January 18th 2021
- City announces recipients of the 2020 Mayor’s Arts Awards
- City seeks input on new sidewalk rest areas
- Update: City changes process for posting legislated planning notices
- New program to help homeowners reduce energy costs –and their carbon footprint
- Remote learning to continue for students in Eastern Ontario
- Kingston City Council urges province to phase out gas-powered electric plants
- Open budgeting: City discussions to be live-streamed
- Helping medical students better address the Opioid Crisis
- Kingston Police Chief Responds to Calls to ‘Defund the Police’ at City Council Meeting
- Program Archives