Tag: accessibility
Meet two Queen’s grads on a mission to shake up the medical industry and grow Kingston’s reputation as a medical research powerhouse: Brooke Resendes and Luc Pelletier’s startup Research …
Written by Phillip Stafford Over the years I have had many chances to travel on Kingston Transit, and have been regularly surprised by some of the innovations and changes …
Numerous city parks and sections of downtown Kingston have undergone significant transformations in recent years, with notable upgrades including: LED lighting, accessible curb ramps, lush planters and bench seating. …
For decades, motorists transiting through Queen’s University’s main campus have had to contend with individuals taking huge liberties with respect to the location of pedestrian crosswalks. Those who engage …
Sure, it snowed last week, but now the sun is shining and it feels like we may have finally emerged from the winter that wouldn’t end. With its beautiful …
Last Summer, amidst the uncomfortable heat and our continued resolve not to get air conditioning, Danielle and I took to lake swimming. We primarily enjoyed dips at Richardson Beach …
Last night, city council, staff and members of the public trekked back over the bridge – this time to Currie Hall at RMC – for what should be our …
A few weeks ago, water-loving Kingstonians converged on the Kingston PUC Docks and Breakwater Park to partake in Mass Swimm II. This event was geared towards celebrating our waterfront …
It’s happening: for the first time since 2001 the City’s website, is being redesigned to make it more useful and the public is being asked to weigh in on …
Back in 2006, the City of Kingston released the 2007 (4 Year) Accessibility Plan, which was geared towards identifying and improving programs, facilities and infrastructure that were not fully …
Since Writer’s Fest is now under way, it’s fitting that the Calvin Park Public Library is having its grand re-opening today. The $5.3 million 10,000 sq/ft facility was designed …
