Tag: Kingston’s waterfront
This family friendly activity, suitable for all ages and ability levels, is a fund raiser in support of Kingston 4 Paws Service Dogs sponsored by Team Think Pawsitive. There …
In honour of the first day of Spring, we thought we’d provide readers with an image of some melting ice! For much of its earlier existence, Kingston was a …
Designed by a consortium of local architectural firms, the Onshore Olympic Sailing Facilities revitalised a badly blighted Portsmouth Harbour area for use in the 1976 Olympics. The building was …
“You have some of the worst architecture on a waterfront that I have ever seen. And I have seen waterfronts all over the world.” — Brent Toderian You might …
This past November, City Council unanimously passed a motion that could eventually lead to the dredging of a portion of Lake Ontario’s shore to provide space for a deepwater …
In April, the city revealed the preliminary design and business plan for the much discussed third crossing that would connect the east and west banks of the Cataraqui River. …
In a few short weeks the ball will drop as we clink glasses and usher in another new year. As we look back on the year that was, how …
A postage stamp sized lot on Kingston’s waterfront is once again the focus of potential development. Earlier this month council voted in support of a motion to explore the …
With all the construction, and proposed construction, that is ongoing in our fair city we thought it was a good time to take a look at some of the …
Kingston’s geographic prowess is derived from its close proximity to Toronto and Montreal, but from a different standpoint, the Limestone City owes a great deal to its location beside …
