💜 Would You Know What To Do? Epilepsy South Eastern Ontario and Vivienne Le
About 1 in 100 of us lives with epilepsy, and the training that would make you helpful when someone is having a seizure is free. Meet Epilepsy South Eastern Ontario, and the fire truck they want you to pull.
🌱 New Beginnings Start Here: Patti Ridlon's Promise and Ryandale Transitional Housing
Forty years of second chances in Kingston for men, and now a brand-new home for women. Meet Ryandale Transitional Housing and the woman behind its next chapter.
🤟 Inclusion That Actually Works: How Leah Riddell Built SignAble Vi5ion from the Inside Out
A Kingston business that's moving organizations from checkbox inclusion to communication that actually holds up when it counts, built and run by someone who has lived every barrier she teaches others to remove.
🍸 History in a Glass: Kingston LCBO’s Ben Walmsley Turns Every Tasting Into a Story You Won't Forget
Every Friday and Saturday, the Midland Avenue LCBO pours free premium wine and spirits tastings. Ben Walmsley is a Kingston-born history nerd who can turn every sip into a story worth hearing.
🌸💜 Why So Many Lilacs in the Kingston Area? (And the Best Spots)
Those massive lilac groves you see (and smell) all over the Kingston area didn't grow wild. Here's the surprisingly good story behind them, what early settlers used them for, and the best spots to find them.
🎸 Line Spike Frontenac 2026: The Kingston-Area Music Festival That Refuses to Be Stopped
18 Canadian acts, a hay field turned concert grounds in Harrowsmith, and a promoter who bet everything on the power of positivity. June 27-28 2026: the early chapters of what just might become Canada's most beloved music festival.
🎾 Pickleball Fever: How Kingston Pickleball Club Built a Community from Scratch
From taped lines and living room meetings to a Best of 2026 winner. Discover the scrappy, DIY journey of how local players built the Kingston Pickleball Club from the ground up.
