Following a stabbing just a six-minute drive from the ARC, Kingston now faces the challenge of balancing safety with the needs of its vulnerable population after the immediate closure of the Integrated Care Hub (ICH).
Gathered at the gazebo by Lake Ontario Park, surrounded by images of Israeli hostages still in Gaza, participants took part in a weekly run or walk in their honour.
A pro-Palestine walkout adopted the slogan “No Back to School,” drawing a parallel between the ongoing Israel-Gaza war and students returning to campus for the fall term.
During the traditional Engineering Society (EngSoc) orientation event, which was first recorded in 1956, first-year engineering students, in a pit of mud, attempt to retrieve a tam resting atop a grease-covered pole.
First-year students participated in several cross-faculty and faculty events from Sept. 1 to 8, including the Welcome Forum at Richardson Stadium on Sept. 1, and the Orientation Roundtable (ORT) Mystery Concert where DJ Dillion Francis took the stage on Sept. 6.
As of Sept. 5, 4,187 convenience stores along with 3,000 retail outlets, takeaway locations, and restaurants, are permitted to sell alcohol in Ontario.
While the UDSI was in effect from Aug. 29 until Sept. 9, six tickets for amplified noise, three tickets for yelling and shouting, one ticket for the obstruction of an officer, and 119 tickets for parking were doled out.
Founded in 1882, the RSC encourages and promotes research in Canada and offers advice to governmental and non-governmental organizations on issues significant to Canadians, the Gazette stated.
United Way of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox, and Addington (KFL&A), a charity organization supporting Kingston agencies, announced their highest campaign goal ever at St. Lawrence College on Sept. 6.
To kick off their university experience, first-year engineering students, with nursing students resting atop their backs, ran through an onslaught of grey slop during Thundermugz.
The campaign, Together Against Hate, was announced on Sept. 3 and promotes mental health services such as EmpowerMe, a 24/7 virtual mental health platform, and informs students on how to book an appointment with Student Wellness Services.
Unions across campus, including United Steelworkers (USW) Local 2010 and Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) 901 units 1 and 2, ask their members to sign petitions urging the University administration to provide employees with fair wages and manageable workloads.
