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Kingston's National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration featured dance, storytelling, and traditional ceremonies at Queen’s University and the waterfront. Wynn Farms opened its strawberry fields after a delayed season, while city officials consider adding a high-speed rail stop to boost local commerce.

Kingston's Local Wire update highlights DLP Resources' acquisition of the Aurora Project and its six-year community land use agreement, plus Syntholene's groundbreaking geothermal-hydrogen facility in Iceland. The episode also covers BeeMingle.com's new conversation-first dating platform and plans for a high-speed rail stop in Kingston.

Kingston's latest Local Wire update covers breakthroughs in sustainable agriculture with lightning-inspired fertilizer research, Katie Cranston's victory at the Peloton Glencoe Invitational, and updates on Norah Sandland's legacy. The episode also highlights the city's weather forecast and advice for dealing with this year's intense pollen season.

Kingston's Local Wire update highlights a climate-friendly fertilizer inspired by lightning, Kingston farmer Katie Cranston's victory at the Peloton Glencoe Invitational, and public health warnings about this year's intensified allergy season. The episode also covers Norah Sandland's obituary and a rising Ontario sprinter's performance at the Canadian championships.

Kingston's Kingston General Hospital launched groundbreaking sickle cell treatment, marking a major advancement in regional healthcare, while the city rolled out its first electric garbage trucks to boost sustainability efforts. City council also extended the Crossroads Village financial plan timeline, and the mayoral race intensified with multiple candidates vying for the incumbent mayor's seat.

Kingston Council extended the Crossroads Village financial plan timeline, while Kingston General Hospital launched sickle cell treatment and introduced electric garbage trucks to boost sustainability efforts. Political tensions also rose as councillors and new candidates challenge the mayor’s re-election bid.

Kingston's Local Wire update covers the lifting of the Gananoque tornado warning, a declining parasite outbreak in local wildlife, and rising water levels in Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. The episode also highlights the return of the annual fire truck pull for epilepsy support and today’s weather forecast.

Kingston residents should stay alert as a tornado warning for Gananoque has been lifted but weather remains unpredictable. The annual Fire Truck Pull returns this weekend to raise funds for epilepsy support, while a parasite outbreak shows early signs of decline.

Kingston's city council approved renaming Indian Road to Aki Road to honor Indigenous heritage, marking a significant step in cultural recognition. The episode also covers weekend events in Kingston and remembers local advocate Maureen McKay, highlighting her impact on environmental and youth initiatives.

Kingston's Local Wire update highlights a local manufacturer's shift to a "human business" model, a council decision to rename Indian Road to Aki Road, and severe weather warnings for dense drizzle and slick conditions. The episode also touches on a community tribute for a local resident known for her cultural contributions.