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| 2/27/26 | Weather-based overnight parking in March | Inside Kingston, Feb. 27, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | Construction updates, Culligan Water Park updates, tree sales and more 🔹 2025 construction highlights – A new City video shows major construction and infrastructure projects across Kingston. 🔹 Culligan Water Park enclosure – Work continues to convert Culligan Water Park into a year-round pool. 🔹 Neighbourhood tree sales – Tree sales open March 2, with trees available for $20 each. 🔹 Junior Mayor's Innovation Challenge – Registration is open for the Junior Mayor's Innovation Challenge for local youth. 🔹 Weather-based overnight parking – Weather-based overnight parking returns March 1. 📌 Links & Resources Construction highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc_9XqtDTJ8 Culligan Water Park: https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca/culligan-water-park-enclosure Tree sales: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/climate-change-and-environment/trees-and-nature/neighbourhood-tree-planting-program/ Jr. MIC: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/posts/city-of-kingston-and-bgc-south-east-partner-again-for-second-edition-of-jr-mayor-s-innovation-challenge/ Weather-based parking: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/roads-parking-and-transportation/parking/winter-parking/ | — | ||||||
| 2/20/26 | City secures Lemoine Point Farm property | Inside Kingston, Feb. 20, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | Lemoine Point Farm, Sydenham Rd. shelter, ALTO support and more Lemoine Point Farm – The City will purchase 2000 Front Rd., keeping this waterfront property open for public use and protected for the community. Emergency shelter – A new emergency shelter on Sydenham Road has completed guided tours and is now moving to phased opening. Council highlights – Council expressed support for the high-speed rail project, contingent on a new stop in Kingston, and directed staff to review the outdoor rink program and tree bylaw. Reflections on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report – City Hall will host an event on Feb. 22 examining Canada's progress on reconciliation since the 2015 Truth and Reconciliation Commission report. Interim tax bills – 2026 interim tax bills, based on 50 per cent of 2025 taxes, are due Friday, Feb. 27. Links & Resources 📌Lemoine Point Farm Sydenham Rd. shelter Council meeting Reflections on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report Interim tax bills | — | ||||||
| 2/13/26 | Find free fun for Family Day | Inside Kingston, Feb. 13, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | West end supportive housing, tree bylaw and more Supportive housing – West End residents attended sessions to ask questions and raise concerns about a new supportive housing project, with City staff and Ryandale in attendance. Centre 70 Arena repairs – Restoration work continues after a burst water pipe, with ice time added at other City arenas to accommodate skating programs and tournaments. Council agenda items – The Feb. 17 Council meeting includes motions related to rural program funding, outdoor rinks, the tree bylaw, provincially run recycling reliability, and a request for a Kingston stop on the proposed high-speed rail line. City summer jobs – The City is currently hiring for a range of student positions. Family Day activities – Free activities including public skating, open gyms and badminton are available Monday at community centres across Kingston! Links & Resources Supportive housing Centre 70 Council meeting Summer student jobs Family Day activities | — | ||||||
| 2/6/26 | Track Kingston road work in real time | Inside Kingston, Feb. 6, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | Supportive Housing, Climate Action, Road Updates & Council Decisions Supportive housing meetings – East End residents shared questions and concerns about a new supportive housing project. FoodCycler campaign – Kingston Climate Action Fund is raising donations to help schools reduce lunch waste and teach sustainability. Council decisions – Council discussed student housing, engagement for supportive and emergency housing, Remembrance Day parking changes and more. Municipal 511 – A new map shows road project locations, durations, and descriptions to help residents plan ahead and avoid delays. Black History and Futures Month – February events highlight local Black communities and historical experiences. Warming centre opening – A safe, heated space will be available during extreme weather this weekend. Links & Resources 📌 Supportive housing: https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca... Kingston Climate Action Fund: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/po... Council decisions: https://CityofKingston.ca/Council-Mee... Municipal 511: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/po... Black History and Futures Month: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/po... Warming centre opening: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/po... | — | ||||||
| 1/23/26 | Why some sidewalks are plowed first | Inside Kingston, Jan. 23, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | Winter updates, budgets & opportunities In this episode: Winter reminders – The blanket overnight parking ban remains in effect through January and February to support snow clearing. Sidewalk plowing – Crews prioritize high-traffic pedestrian areas using the City's sidewalk plows to reach as many neighbourhoods as possible. Waste collection – Remember to place bins and bags on level ground. Downtown parking – A new downtown events parking page shows nearby, affordable parking options and space availability. 2026 City budgets – Special meetings shared budget numbers and project costs. Summer student jobs – The City is hiring students for summer roles! Mayor's Innovation Challenge – Post-secondary students are invited to submit ideas to help improve Kingston. Links & Resources 📌 Winter parking: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/roads-p... Sidewalk plowing: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/roads-p... Waste collection: City of Kingston - Winter Waste Placement (bins) and Automated Cart Collection Winter Dos and D... (automated carts) Downtown parking: https://cityofkingston.ca/eventparking 2026 budget: https://events.cityofkingston.ca/defa... Summer student jobs: https://cityofkingston.ca/careers Mayor's Innovation Challenge: https://getinvolved.cityofkingston.ca... | — | ||||||
| 1/16/26 | 2026 is Williamsville's year | Inside Kingston, Jan. 16, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | Supportive housing, construction updates & more In this episode: City Council recap – City Council reaffirmed its commitment to supportive and transitional housing and will review how the City engages the public on future projects. Pothole repairs – City crews are identifying and prioritizing potholes, and residents can submit service requests with specific locations. Culligan Water Park – The slide was temporarily removed as part of the enclosure project, with more construction planned. Williamsville Renewal – The City has issued a call for a contractor for the reconstruction of Princess Street and the Frontenac Street Parkette, with work expected to begin later this year. 2026 City budgets – Budget presentations take place Jan. 19–21, outlining funding for municipal services and projects. Links & Resources 📌 Supportive housing City Council Pothole repairs Culligan Water Park Williamsville Renewal City budget | — | ||||||
| 1/9/26 | What's developing in supportive housing? | Inside Kingston, Jan. 9, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | Winter safety, supportive housing & City budget In this episode: Winter safety – Clear snow from furnace, water heater, and dryer vents, and stay off ice unless it's safe. Supportive housing -- Kingston is advancing supportive housing projects to help residents move out of shelters with continued support. City Council agenda to include discussions on Better Homes Kingston and free transit feasibility. 2026 City budgets – Mayor presents the budgets later in January. 'A History Exposed' opens Jan. 14 through May, uncovering the stories of people enslaved in what would later become Canada. Links & Resources 📌 Winter safety Supportive housing City Council Budget meetings A History Exposed | — | ||||||
| 1/2/26 | Make winter easier, together | Inside Kingston - Jan. 2, 2026 | Inside the City of Kingston | CO safety, water and wastewater & winter programs In this episode: Carbon monoxide updates – CO alarms now required on every storey in homes with fireplaces or attached garages. Water and wastewater – The City and Utilities Kingston are exploring a Municipal Services Corporation for water and wastewater to improve efficiency. Snow Angels program – Residents can get help clearing snow; volunteers can sign up to assist! Springer Market Square skating – Open daily 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., weather permitting; check cityofkingston.ca for rink conditions. Links & Resources 📌 CO changes Municipal services corporation info Snow Angels Rink openings/closures | — | ||||||
| 12/26/25 | Residents get first access to rec | Inside Kingston, Dec. 26, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Winter parking ban, rec fees & New Year's events In this episode: Winter parking ban – A blanket overnight ban is in effect from Jan. 1 to the end of February, with no on-street parking from 1 to 7 a.m. Kingston Transit changes – Several regular and express routes adjust frequency starting in January, with more trips during peak periods on some routes. Recreation fees – A 15% surcharge applies to non-residents using high-demand recreation programs and facility rentals, helping ensure fair access for Kingston taxpayers. K-Town Countdown – Free public skating at the INVISTA Centre on New Year's Eve from 5 to 9 p.m., including a sensory-friendly skate with dim lighting and no music. Free New Year's Eve transit – Kingston Transit is free all day, all routes, on Dec. 31. Links & Resources 📌 Winter parking ban Kingston Transit changes Recreation fees K-Town Countdown New Year's Eve Transit | — | ||||||
| 12/19/25 | Time for a new hospital site | Inside Kingston, Dec. 19, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Holiday collections, Bird-Friendly City & more In this episode: Holiday impacts – No green bin or garbage pickup on Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year's Day. Holiday transit schedules are also in effect. Bird-Friendly City – Kingston earns entry-level Bird Friendly-City certification, following the naming of the cardinal and crow as official city birds. City Council – Council seeks regional support to urge the province to build a new west end hospital and backs continued independence of local conservation authorities. Accessible taxi update – Kingston Access Bus now manages eligibility for the Accessible Taxi Program; contact them to register. Links & Resources 📌 Holiday impacts Bird-friendly City City Council Accessible Taxi Program | — | ||||||
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| 12/12/25 | Province ends funding for recycling depot | Inside Kingston, Dec. 12, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Recycling Depot Closure, New Awareness Campaign, Council Agenda & More Recycling Depot – The Kingston Area Recycling Centre depot will close Jan. 1, 2026 due to a lack of sustainable long-term provincial funding. Awareness Campaign – 'See it. Name it. Change it!' launches to encourage the community to recognize and speak out against Intimate Partner Violence. City Council – Dec. 16 agenda includes a new joint City–YMCA fitness and aquatics facility, and a motion to increase publicity about the benefits of measles vaccines. Winter Services Response Plan– The City's Plan outlines supports available to people experiencing Homelessness, including emergency beds, overnight services, and warming centres. Toys for Tickets – Bylaw Enforcement thanks residents who participated in the Toys for Tickets campaign this holiday season. Links and resources 📌 Recycling Depot Closure 'See it. Name it. Change it' Awareness Campaign Council agenda Winter Services Response Plan Toys for Tickets | — | ||||||
| 12/5/25 | Almost ice time - your move, Mother Nature | Inside Kingston, Dec. 5th, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Winter Parking, Free Downtown Parking, Public Skating update, & More Overnight winter parking – Weather-based bans now in effect for all, including on-street permit holders, when snow or freezing rain is forecast. Free Parking Downtown – Free parking Saturdays starting Dec. 6 for two weeks, plus Christmas and Boxing Day, in most City lots and on select streets (some exclusions apply). City Council – Staff asked to study the use of community bonds to support affordable housing investments. Council Survey – Public input open on Get Involved Kingston until Jan. 12 to guide recommendations on council workload and resources. Public skating update – Ice building is underway at Springer Market Square, with outdoor rinks opening once conditions allow. Snowplow Tracker – Live tracking available at cityofkingston.ca to see active plowing and estimated service times. Links and resources 📌 Winter parking page Free Downtown Parking Council agenda Council Resourcing Review Survey Public Skating Snowplow tracker | — | ||||||
| 11/28/25 | Winter weather? Know the parking rules | Inside Kingston, Nov. 28, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Winter Parking, New Fire Station & More In this episode: Overnight winter parking – Weather-based rules are in effect Dec. 1. Check the City site whenever snow is in the forecast. New Fire and Paramedic Station – Construction begins on Station 11 to support faster emergency response in the west end. City Council – Community bonds on the agenda plus a request for reduced docking fees for a tall ship at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour. Free AMO workshops highlight why diverse voices matter and what it takes to be a candidate. Restaurants and farmers invited to share feedback that will help shape the City's food framework. Celebrating Accessibility Awards honouring residents who strengthen inclusion! Kingston recognized worldwide for strong digital growth and community engagement. Toys for Tickets program wraps up Dec. 3. Links and resources 📌 Winter parking page Station 11 project page Council agenda AMO workshops Food surveys Accessibility Awards registration Intelligent Communities Toys for Tickets | — | ||||||
| 11/21/25 | Accessible transportation programs continue | Inside Kingston, Nov. 21, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Accessible transportation, Arts Awards & more In this episode: Taxi Commission – The City assumes oversight to keep accessible transportation available. Jumpstart Inclusive Playground – Early prep is underway at Shannon Park; trees relocated as construction. Council highlights Nov. 18 – 15% surcharge for non-residents using City recreation programs; councillor appointments to boards and committees finalized. Rideaucrest Home earns exemplary standing from Accreditation Canada! Mayor's Arts Awards – Celebrating local creators and arts champions Nov. 24 at 7 p.m., Memorial Hall. Household Hazardous Waste facility seasonally closes Nov. 29 Stuff the Bus for Salvation Army Food Pantry happening on Nov. 22 at No Frills. Holiday weekend – Free Kingston Transit on Nov. 22 for Nighttime Santa Claus Parade and Tree Lighting downtown! Links & Resources 📌 Accessible taxi program Inclusive playground Council meeting Rideaucrest Home recognition Arts Awards Household Hazardous Waste | — | ||||||
| 11/14/25 | Speed limits stay despite no photo radar | Inside Kingston, Nov. 14th, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Automated Speed Cameras, CO Alarm Rules & More In this episode: Automated Speed Cameras – Kingston's two cameras have been deactivated under new provincial legislation. CO Alarm Requirements – New provincial rules take effect in January. Council Meeting; Nov. 18 – Highlights include public awareness work on property standards bylaws and an update on the red-light camera program. Lasalle Causeway – The final marine navigation closure of the year is Sunday, Nov. 16, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., Winterlight: Warm and Cozy – The McLachlan Woodworking Museum hosts a fun winter outing on Nov. 22 with hands-on activities exploring how people and animals stay warm. Links & Resources 📌 ASE CO requirements Council meetings Lasalle Causeway Winterlight | — | ||||||
| 10/31/25 | City and region want VIA feedback | Inside Kingston, Oct. 31, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston Kingston | VIA Rail Survey, Veterans Crosswalks & More In this episode: VIA Rail survey – Kingston and neighbouring communities invite residents to share their input on existing service and potential late-night trains from Toronto. Veterans Commemorative Crosswalks – Two new painted crosswalks downtown honour those who served. Council Updates; Nov. 4 – Child safety zones, special constables, and business licensing processes are on the agenda. Digital Tools survey – Share ideas on how interacting online with the City could be easier and more convenient. Blue Jays livestreams – Watch all World Series games in Springer Market Square, first pitch at 8 p.m! Links & Resources 📌 VIA Rail survey Veterans crosswalks Council agenda Digital360 survey Blue Jays livestreams | — | ||||||
| 10/24/25 | Council to revisit Child Safety Zone debate | Inside Kingston, Oct. 24, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | Reaction Hub, Local Government Week & More In this episode: Reaction Hub Opens – Kingston's new green chemistry and cleantech centre launches! Bystander Intervention Training – Nov. 5 session teaches safe intervention skills. Students at City Hall – Grade 5 and 6 students explore municipal work during Local Government Week. Council Updates – Child safety zones debated, supportive housing purchases approved. Dawn House Shelter – New 20-bed emergency shelter for women opens. Kingston Transit Hiring – Recruitment event Nov. 5 to hire bus operators. Links & Resources 📌 Reaction Hub Bystander intervention training Local Government Week Council agenda Dawn House Kingston Transit hiring | — | ||||||
| 10/17/25 | Homecoming starts - Stay safe! | Inside Kingston, Oct. 17th, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | UDSI, Council & Committees In this episode: City Committees – Applications open until Nov. 7! Share your ideas and help shape City priorities. University District Safety Initiative – In effect through Nov. 2 to keep Homecoming celebrations safe. Council Agenda – The upcoming Oct. 21 meeting includes a motion on child safety zones, and information about sidewalk plowing near schools and supportive housing land needs. City Birds – Meet Kingston's official birds: the crow and the cardinal! Links & Resources 📌 CommitteesUDSI detailsCouncil agendaBird Friendly Kingston | — | ||||||
| 10/10/25 | Transit route changes explained | Inside Kingston, Oct. 10, 2025 | Inside the City of Kingston | UDSI, Transit Updates & Community Highlights In this episode: UDSI – University District Safety Initiative returns Oct. 17–Nov. 2 with extra police and Bylaw presence to help stay safe. Transit changes – Temporary route adjustments are now in effect to keep travel smooth during construction. Council highlights – At the Oct. 7 meeting, Council recognized Oct. 23 as Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater (W3) Operator Appreciation Day, shared progress on connecting residents with family physicians, and passed a motion urging Via Rail to maintain service through Kingston. Great Lakes Coastal Cleanup – 115 volunteers collected 400 kilograms of litter and 40 tires at Richardson Beach on Sept. 28 Public Works open houses – We're hiring temporary seasonal drivers and labourers: join sessions Oct. 16 (4–7 p.m.) or Oct. 21 (11 a.m.–1 p.m.) at 701 Division Street. 📌 Links & Resources: UDSI info Transit updates Council meeting Great Lakes Coastal Cleanup Public Works open houses | — | ||||||
| 9/19/25 | Canada's best tree climbers compete here | Inside Kingston, Sept. 19, 2025 | What's Happening in Kingston This Week | Child Care, Accessibility Awards, Causeway Closures & More Welcome to Inside Kingston — your weekly source for quick, reliable updates on what's happening in the City of Kingston. In this episode: 🔹 Child Care & Early Years Plan – Take a 5-minute survey to help shape Kingston's next five-year child care plan. 🔹 Celebrating Accessibility Awards – Nominate a resident, business, or organization breaking down barriers in our community. 🔹 Council Meeting Recap – Councillors discussed clear-cutting at the former Davis Tannery lands and new customer service standards. 🔹 Lasalle Causeway Closures – The closure schedule is changing—check updated dates before you travel. 🔹 Wheels on the Runway – Come enjoy the day and give back to United Way at the YGK Airport on Sept. 20. 🔹 Ontario Tree Climbing Championships – Watch expert climbers compete at Lake Ontario Park Sept. 19–20. 📌 Links & Resources: 👉 Child Care Survey 👉 Accessibility Awards Nominations 👉 Council Meeting Highlights 👉 Causeway Closures Info 👉 Wheels on the Runway 👉 Tree Climbing Championships | — | ||||||
| 9/12/25 | Princess Street renewal starts 2026 | Inside Kingston, Sept. 12, 2025 | What's Happening in Kingston This Week | Princess Street Renewal, Climate Champions & More Welcome to Inside Kingston, your weekly update on City projects, council decisions, community programs, and ways residents can get involved. In this episode: 🔹 Princess Street Renewal – Princess Street will get major reconstruction in 2026, including underground upgrades. 🔹 Construction update – The intersection of Johnson and Victoria Streets will close September 15–26 for sewer and road work. 🔹 Climate Champions – The Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions program gives residents funding and resources to lead green projects. 🔹 Council Updates – Council will review a new Customer Service Strategy and a report on the former Davis Tannery lands. 🔹 Intercultural Arts Festival – On September 21, enjoy performances, cultural pavilions, and info on City programs! 🔹 City Podcast – Kingston is pursuing Bird-Friendly Community certification and asking residents to help pick the City bird. 📌 Links & Resources: 👉 Princess Street Renewal 👉 Climate Action Champions 👉 Council Meeting 👉 Intercultural Arts Festival info 👉 Choose the City Bird | — | ||||||
| 9/5/25 | Street upgrades mostly complete | Inside Kingston, Sept. 5, 2025 | What's Happening in Kingston This Week | Construction Updates, Speed Cameras, Council Decisions & More Welcome to Inside Kingston — your weekly source for quick, reliable updates on what's happening in the City of Kingston. In this episode: 🔹 Major Construction Updates – Substantial progress on Montreal Street/John Counter Blvd and Gardiners Road at the 401! 🔹 Automated Speed Enforcement – Automated cameras are rotating between school zones to slow drivers down and keep kids safer. 🔹 Council Meeting Recap – Councillors greenlit planning for Centre 70, Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, and the Memorial Centre, and approved new supportive housing purchases while keeping Kingston's 30% GHG reduction target. 🔹 Green Bin Exchange – Broken green bin? Learn what to do! 🔹 Stay Connected – City Matters and Kingston Fire & Rescue updates are now part of the Community News email list. Subscribe today! 🔹 New Podcast Episode – Learn about Bird-Friendly City certification. 📌 Links & Resources: 👉 Gardiners Road 👉 Montreal/JCB 👉 Automated speed enforcement info 👉 Council meeting highlights 👉 Green bin replacement 👉 Subscribe to community updates 👉 Podcast episode | — | ||||||
| 8/29/25 | Accessible parking violators face higher fines | Inside Kingston, Aug. 29, 2025 | What's Happening in Kingston This Week | Back to School, Parking Fines, UDSI & More Welcome to Inside Kingston — your weekly source for quick, reliable updates on what's happening in the City of Kingston. In this episode: 🔹 Back to School Safety – Keep crosswalks and sidewalks clear, and stop for crossing guards and school buses. 🔹 University District Safety Initiative (UDSI) – This runs through Sept. 7 with extra police and by-law presence, and nightly closures at Gord Downie Pier and Breakwater Park beach. 🔹 Parking Fines Increase – Fines for illegal parking rise Sept. 1. Parking rates stay the same! 🔹 Council Meeting Highlights – Topics include supportive housing, climate targets and visioning for the future. 🔹 Labour Day Burn Ban – A full burn ban is in effect; no open-air fires or fireworks. 🔹 Food Security Projects – Funding is available for local food initiatives and community gardens. 📌 Links & Resources: 👉 Back to School Safety 👉 UDSI Info 👉 Parking Fines Update 👉 Council Agenda 👉 Burn Ban Details 👉 Food Security Projects 📅 Stay informed and engaged with your city — hit Subscribe and tap the notification bell so you never miss an update! | — | ||||||
| 8/22/25 | Car-share pilot helps shrink your carbon footprint! | Inside Kingston, Aug. 22nd, 2025 | Welcome to Inside Kingston — your weekly source for quick, reliable updates on what's happening in the City of Kingston. In this episode: 🔹 Bath Road Closure – Aug 26–30 Bath Road will be fully closed between Centennial Drive and Portsmouth Avenue from Tuesday, August 26 at 6 a.m. to Saturday, August 30 at 6 a.m. Detours will be in place for pedestrians, motorists, and Kingston Transit riders. The closure is required for CN to complete important repairs to the road surface and railway signals. 🔹 Extended Transit Customer Service Hours Have questions about trip planning or a lost item? Kingston Transit now offers expanded customer service hours, including Saturday availability, at 1181 John Counter Blvd and by phone. 🔹 New Car-Share Pilot with Communauto This summer, Kingston launched a car-share pilot in partnership with Communauto, providing residents with convenient, affordable access to vehicles. Ten sites are already live across Kingston, with more coming soon. 🔹 Artillery Park Closure – Sept 2–14 A heads-up for fitness and recreation users: Artillery Park Aquatic Centre will close September 2 to 14 for annual maintenance. That includes the pool, gym, fitness centre, and meeting rooms. Members can access other recreation facilities during this time. 🔹 Climate Action Fund – Apply by Aug 29 If your charity or non-profit is working to make Kingston greener, apply now to the 2026 Kingston Community Climate Action Fund. Funding supports projects like energy retrofits, EV purchases, and other emission-reduction efforts. Applications close August 29. 📌 Links & Resources: 👉 Road Closure Info: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/po... 👉 Transit Hours: https://www.kingstontransit.ca/ 👉 Communauto Car-Share Details: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/po... 👉 Artillery Park Closure Info: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/news/po... 👉 Climate Action Fund Application: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/climate... | — | ||||||
| 8/4/25 | Tell Me More About....Rural Kingston | This episode of 'Tell Me More' features Tracy Snow, the Manager of Rural Economic and Community Development for Kingston. Tracy shares her journey and details her role, focusing on initiatives to support rural communities, small businesses, and agribusinesses in Kingston's countryside and Pittsburgh districts. She highlights the city's efforts to create stronger connections with rural residents, including projects like the Rural Community Program Fund and collaborations with health services and libraries. Challenges such as transportation and infrastructure are discussed along with ongoing solutions. Tracy also emphasizes the importance of agriculture and the role of partnerships in enhancing rural life. Innovations like the new food framework aim to bridge the gap between urban and rural areas, showcasing Kingston's creative approach to community development. To find out more about these programs or to connect with Tracey, visit our website. | — | ||||||
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