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University District Safety Initiative takes effect as students return to Kingston (opens the original)
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As students begin to trickle back onto Queen’s campus, the University District Safety Initiative (UDSI) is coming back into effect. The initiative will be in effect from Aug. 28 at 12:01 a.m. until Sept. 13 at 6 a.m., taking place during prominent move-in and orientation activities. Gord Downie Pier will also close nightly from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. during the same period. Created through a partnership between the City of Kingston, Kingston Police, and Queen’s University, the UDSI allows for increase
New mobile app from Cornwall-based student seeks to make logging wildlife fun (opens the original)
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A new game based in nature is aiming to encourage players to get outside while collecting data that could help researchers track wildlife. Denis Allaire, an independent software designer and environmental technician student at St. Lawrence College in Cornwall, created the game WildQuest with co-founder Kimberley Mattis. Allaire handles the software, while Mattis deals with other areas including government compliance in different countries and assists with the game’s design. “My goal is to get pe
New mobile app seeks to make logging wildlife fun (opens the original)
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A new game based in nature is aiming to encourage players to get outside while collecting data that could help researchers track wildlife. Denis Allaire, an independent software designer and environmental technician student at St. Lawrence College in Cornwall, created the game WildQuest with co-founder Kimberley Mattis. Allaire handles the software, while Mattis deals with other areas including government compliance in different countries and assists with the game’s design. “My goal is to get pe
Forever Hip draws fans back to Kingston (opens the original)
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Bill Hollister is driving north from Pittsburgh. Sandra Umney is crossing the Atlantic from England. Adam Yalowich, who lives in Tampa but will already be in Buffalo, has rented a car for the final leg to Kingston. All three are travelling here to be part of Forever Hip, Kingston’s three-day commemoration of the 10th anniversary of The Tragically Hip’s final concert. Running Aug. 20 to 22 in Springer Market Square, the celebration includes a singalong, performances by Kingston musicians, a scree
McDonald Institute unveils card game promoting Canadian research (opens the original)
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What started as an effort to get physicists networking at conferences has turned into a card game featuring researchers from across Canada. Zachary Kenny, communications officer at the Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute, has spent roughly three years developing a game designed to help researchers network while introducing younger audiences to astroparticle physics. The idea began while Kenny was at a conference hosted by the McDonald Institute, a national networ
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