Homecoming is a longstanding Queen’s cultural tradition, and it isn’t going anywhere any time soon. However, every year, careless Homecoming behavior like falling from roofs and smashing bottles burdens Kingston’s public safety services.Continue...
Kingston and the island's Liberal candidate Mark Gerretsen was re-elected for a second term, capturing 46 percent of the vote on Oct. 21. The Journal was present on election night as...Continue...
Municipalities’ declarations of climate emergencies aren't empty gestures. They're a call to affect change at provincial and national levels of government, and they demonstrate solidarity with their communities’ priorities.Continue...
Since Kingston declared a climate emergency in March, the City is focusing on improving transportation sustainability, and passed a motion to ban shops from keeping doors and windows open while air conditioning is running.Continue...
Sydenham District Councillor Peter Stroud’s court date has been pushed to late September so information can be exchanged between Stroud’s counsel and the crown.Continue...
Sydenham district Councillor Peter Stroud blocked a Kingston Transit bus using his bicycle and child in June, prompting police charges and an August court date.Continue...
Two Queen’s students are teaching children with exceptionalities essential life skills out of a President’s Choice cooking school on Princess St.Continue...
