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4 years 1 day ago

Fence off the hazard

City Council’s decision to support turtle protection on local roads is money well spent.Continue...

1 month 3 weeks ago

Report recommends city council approve three-year license for bike sharing start-up

In a report slated for May 1, 2018, Commissioner of Community Services Lanie Hurdle recommended a three-year license for bike sharing company Dropbike to operate across Kingston with a minimum of 200 bicycles.Continue...

3 months 1 week ago

News in Brief: Winter week 9

Nuisance party bylaw will not be in effect for St. Patrick’s Day; over 60 electric vehicle charging stations planned for main campus; 2018-19 AMS corporate head managers hiredContinue...

3 months 2 weeks ago

Updated: Nuisance party bylaw takes effect following Mar. 6 reading

Following their March 6 reading, Kingston City Council passed a bylaw that will put street partygoers at risk of facing hefty fines.Continue...

3 months 3 weeks ago

Nuisance party bylaw due for final reading on March 6

Kingston City Council will meet on March 6 for the final reading of a bylaw that, if passed, will put street partygoers at risk of facing hefty fines.Continue...

4 months 2 weeks ago

City Council moves forward on ranked voting referendum in special meeting

On Feb. 6, city councillors moved forward with plans to propose ranked ballot voting in municipal elections in a referendum set for this fall. At Tuesday’s special meeting, councillors confirmed the wording of the question that will appear on the referendum ballot.Continue...

1 year 8 months ago

AMS’s seat at City council required, but only when they’re sure students care

The AMS’s involvement in the City of Kingston’s Uber debate exemplifies why students vote for representatives — to advocate for their needs, even if the way they advocate isn’t always perfect.Continue...

5 years 2 months ago

AMS looks to file appeal against City Council decision

The AMS is looking into filing an appeal with the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) after the City voted to redraw its electoral districts last night.Continue...

5 years 11 months ago

Council passes one garbage bag limit

If it passes again at its final reading, a new city bylaw will limit each household to one garbage bag per collection day.Continue...

Members of the Municipal Heritage Committee worried that the glare from the proposed stainless steel siding would create a safety haazard for drivers.

6 years 12 months ago

Art centre steels attention

Queen's Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts is brought up at city council because of safety concerns about the building's siding.Continue...

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