Featured Article #1
Friday Foto
Thanks to a mid-week holiday, my system is completely out of whack. We checked out Ianspotting at The Toucan on Tuesday, and judging by the crowd downtown, it was your typical Friday night. When Canada Day festivities were all said and done on Wednesday, my body expected Sunday morning to follow. Instead, [...]
Harvey Kirkpatrick | July 3rd, 2009 | Continued
Featured Article #2
More Geotaggin’ Fun
Back in May, we announced our most recent contest where we asked our readers to help to make Kingstonist faster, stronger, and better. About two weeks ago we sorted through all of the fantastic suggestions, and in the end we decided that geotagging was something we needed to do more of, immediately. Although our library [...]
Harvey Kirkpatrick | July 2nd, 2009 | Continued
Featured Article #3
Guide to Canada Day
It is not going to rain tomorrow. It is not going to rain tomorrow. It is not…come on, say it with me!
The City has lined up some fun events around Kingston to celebrate Canada’s 142nd birthday. If you’re downtown, you can start things off with the red and white parade. Anyone [...]
Danielle Lennon | June 30th, 2009 | Continued
Featured Article #4
City Landmarks Vol VIII
Summer brings loads of activities to Kingston, while City Park, Springer Market Square and Confederation Park are not the only outdoor venues for fun and excitement. From music festivals to buskers and their brand new basketball court, McBurney Park (aka Skeleton Park) is a secret garden that few tourists will ever discover. This gritty greenspace [...]
Duke Smythe | June 29th, 2009 | Continued
