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Each month we highlight five of the absolute best events in Kingston, and this month is no exception. As much as our top five things to see and do in the city routinely celebrates of all-things Kingston, August’s edition strikes a decisively somber tone. One of our top picks for
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For some locals, Fort Henry is seen as not much more than a tourist destination, or a once-a-year tradition during Fort Fright. This season, though, Fort Henry has been going through a sort of rebranding campaign to elevate it from tourist trap to vibrant choice for locals. As a general
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Welcome to Kingstonist’s weekly challenge, dare, resolution or whatever you prefer to call it. Each week we establish a new and ambitious community goal, encouraging our readers, followers, friends and families to step out of their comfort zones and do something great, and hopefully a little out of the ordinary.
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Late last month, Star columnist Adrian Brijbassi visited various destinations in Limestone City, which he highlighted in an article titled: Perfect Weekend in Kingston: Markets, history and relaxation. Brijbassi paid Kingston some very kind compliments, as he remarked that our city is “stocked with credible restaurants…unique experiences that are educational,
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One of our first posts of 2011 was our new seasonal review of the top five things to see and do in Kingston. In our second edition, we will be looking forward and highlighting five of favourite, most anticipated festivals and activities, which you won’t want to miss during what’s
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I don’t want to be a buzz kill here, but did you realize that there’s only 20 days left until Labour Day. That’s right, you have less than one month to clear off the bucket list before the kids (or you) go back to school. Without further ado, and in
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On Thursday evening, we made our way across the LaSalle Causeway and onto the peninsula, which the Royal Military College of Canada has called home since 1876. With Convocation behind them, RMC was buzzing with excitement as Cadets and spectators anticipated the spectacular Sunset Ceremony. In case you are unfamiliar
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With the summer coming to a slow end it’s nice to sit back and reflect on all the fun events that Kingston has offered. The Market Square booths and summer attractions come and go, but nothing in Kingston is as timeless as Fort Henry . When most Kingston natives think
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