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After a two year absence, the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets have made a return to Kingston this summer. While this year’s program is significantly smaller than in years past, some instructors are pleasantly surprised that the training is able to take place in any capacity. The cadets are currently undergoing
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In an attempt to assist “community level organizations looking to reintroduce vital sports and recreation programming to their community,” the Ontario Sport Network has distributed $7 million through the Emergency Relief Community Sport and Recreation Grant Program. Of the 234 organizations to receive the funding, five are in the Kingston
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Always its own hub of tourism activity in the warmer weather, Wolfe Island is highlighting the multiple offerings and services aimed at welcoming visitors for summer 2022. On Monday, Jul. 18, 2022, Frontenac Islands Township announced that its shuttle bus services are now funning seven days a week and will
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The Kingston Symphony’s beloved Beat Beethoven race is now officially set to return for 2022 thanks to support from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) through a $15,300 Resilient Communities Fund grant. The mission of the OTF is to build healthy and vibrant communities across Ontario, according to a release from
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Those in Loyalist Township will once again be able to participate in municipally-offered aquatics program, according to an announcement from the Township. In order to continue offering aquatic programming to Loyalist Township residents this summer, the Township has created two new community partnerships. Loyalist Township announced the move in a
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Last month, 16-year-old Luke Coffin won first place in the National Wrestling Trials, which were held in Edmonton, on Thursday, May 26, 2022. Born and raised here in Kingston, Coffin competes in the heavyweight category of the Cadet Division. Luke’s National championship will see him represent Canada at the Pan-American
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Today is an exciting day for both the PumpHouse Steam Museum and museum enthusiasts, as a new temporary exhibit opens the museum’s doors for another season of educational fun for all ages. On the Move: 400 Years of Transportation in Kingston is a vibrant and informative experience, curated by Tom
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The Canadian Sailing Hall of Fame, Sail Canada and the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston have announced the 12 people who are part of the class of 2022 that will be inducted into the Canadian Sailing Hall of Fame. The 2022 inductees into the Canadian Sailing Hall
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Following a two-year hiatus, the Township of South Frontenac is hoping to come back strong in 2022 by offering a full complement of summer swim and day camp programming. Unfortunately, according to a release from the Township, many organizations, including South Frontenac, are experiencing recruitment challenges in relation to hiring
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As part of the provincial government’s reopening strategy, the City of Kingston recreation facilities will reopen today, Monday, Jan. 31, 2022. The City shared the following details in a media release: Public skating and public swimming resume on Jan. 31. Fitness classes will resume on Feb. 1, with swimming lesson
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The first grant Awesome Kingston has awarded in 2022 went to the ‘Emergency Meeting of the Tobogganing Committee.’ The $1,000 micro-grant supports local projects the Awesome Kingston trustees think will help keep Kingston awesome. While difficult to sum up in a few brief sentences, the “Committee,” as they call themselves,
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UPDATE (Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2022): Following an incredibly successful opening week at the Gord Brown Memorial Canada 150 Outdoor Rink, the Town of Gananoque has announced the implementation of a rotating schedule of activities that will establish dedicated ice time for both Shinny (Pick up Hockey) and Public Skating. According
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