Local volunteers helping front-line healthcare workers find housing options

South Frontenac urging cottagers and recreational visitors to delay plans

Hall Monitor: Recreational Parking

April 13, 2020April 13, 2020 Tori Stafford 1 Comment Andrew McCann, Ashley Cameron, campers, coronavirus, COVID-19, doctors, front-line healthcare workers, furnished accommodations, healthcare worker housing, Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston, Kingston COVID-19 Assessment Centre, Kingston General Hospital (KGH), Kingston Housing Healthcare Workers, landlords, medical professionals, nurses, pandemic, property owners, Providence Care Hospital, RVs, self-isolation, Sheila Nemcsok, trailers, vacant rentals, Victoria BC

Kingston’s front-line healthcare workers are facing unprecedented stress during the current COVID-19 pandemic, but finding housing to protect their family as they self-isolate between shifts shouldn’t be an additional stressor. That’s precisely what Kingston Housing for Healthcare Workers is aiming to facilitate. Knowing that local healthcare providers will be working

Frontenac County Health News

April 3, 2020April 3, 2020 Tori Stafford 4 Comments camps, coronavirus, cottages, cottaging, COVID-19, hunting camps, Kingston, local resources, secondary residences, self-isolation, South Frontenac Township, supply chains, trailer parks, trailers

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve locally, South Frontenac Township is encouraging cottagers and recreational visitors to delay their arrival to the area. This is being done “in an effort to keep our community safe and reduce the impact on regional healthcare centres and local supply chains,” the township

City News

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October 2, 2019October 2, 2019 Tommy Vallier 0 Comments all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), Bailey Broom Factory, boats, Boys and Girls Club of Kingston and Area, brownfield study, disaster mitigation, driveway parking, Invista Centre, Kingston City Council, Kingston City Hall, official plan, parking, recreational vehicles, storage, trailers, ygkc, zoning by-law

Kingston City Council held meeting number 24-2019 (Agenda) on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019. One of their shortest meetings yet, most of the evening passed with minimal discussion, save for an item about changes to residential parking for recreational vehicles. KEY TOPICS With no delegations, briefings or presentations during the meeting,