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Residents can expect to see a pedestrian walkway put in place along Ontario Street once again as work resumes on the wall at Fort Frontenac. The sidewalk along Ontario Street adjacent to the limestone wall at the Fort was initially closed on Friday, Apr. 12, 2019 for public safety due
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Citing structural work that needs to be done to the building, Gary Bennett, owner of Bendale Property Management, confirmed that some of the units at Harbour Place Condominiums have been evacuated. The 120-unit building located on Ontario Street and right on the water has evacuated 15 units from one
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UPDATE (Monday, May 13, 2019): According to the City of Kingston, work to install the temporary pedestrian walkway will begin on Wednesday, May 15, 2019. “The Department of National Defence will begin installing the Ontario Street pedestrian walkway and other traffic control measures at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 15.
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The City of Kingston has approved a plan from the Department of National Defence (DND) to create a walkway to allow pedestrians to traverse the LaSalle Causeway. A temporary pedestrian walkway will be put in place to allow pedestrians to get from The Tragically Hip Way to the east
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Pedestrians wanting to use the LaSalle Causeway will need to wait a couple of weeks while the City of Kingston and the Department of National Defence (DND) create an alternate route, according to the City of Kingston. The City announced late last week that the sidewalk along Ontario Street leading
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The City of Kingston is immediately closing the sidewalk along Ontario Street leading up to the LaSalle Causeway for public safety reasons. Following a recent assessment completed by the Department of National Defence, it has been determined that the historic stone wall at the perimeter of Fort Frontenac is
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