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Queen’s welcomes more than 4,800 students during move-in weekend (opens the original)
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University Avenue filled with vehicles as first-year Queenâs students moved into residence, with staff, volunteers and police helping manage the influx. Queenâs welcomed more than 4,800 students during move-in weekend. Corinna Fitzgerald, vice-provost of student affairs, said Queenâs begins coordinating with the city and community partners well before move-in weekend. âWe have, I would say, a formula or a plan in place that gets refined year over year along with the city and community pa
Education trustee Brian Evoy seeks reelection in Kingston and the Islands (opens the original)
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Brian Evoy, Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board trustee for Kingston and the Islands, is seeking reelection. Evoy has been the ALCDSB trustee for Kingston and the Islands since 2018 and currently serves as chair of the board. During Evoyâs time as chair, the board developed a new multi-year strategic plan that outlines the ALCDSBâs priorities. âThe multi-year strategic plan outlines the vision and the mission and the priorities of the board⦠Those four priorities are f
Paul Langlois reflects on The Tragically Hipâs final concert 10 years later — CFRC (opens the original)
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By Meaghan Beavis, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, YGK News The Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois joined fans in Kingston over the Forever Hip weekend as the city marked 10 years since the band’s final concert. The Forever Hip celebrations included live performances, walking tours and a rebroadcast of the band’s 2016 hometown farewell concert. Langlois had a chance to enjoy the festivities on Thursday night and witnessed local bands’ performances and sing-alongs pay tribute to The Tra
Paul Langlois reflects on The Tragically Hip’s final concert 10 years later (opens the original)
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The Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois joined fans in Kingston over the Forever Hip weekend as the city marked 10 years since the bandâs final concert. The Forever Hip celebrations included live performances, walking tours and a rebroadcast of the bandâs 2016 hometown farewell concert. Langlois had a chance to enjoy the festivities on Thursday night and witnessed local bandsâ performances and sing-alongs pay tribute to The Tragically Hip. âThursday night was unbelievably crowded, and
Former mayoral candidate seeks council seat ahead of upcoming election (opens the original)
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Stephen Cuthbertson is pursuing a council seat following his withdrawal from the upcoming mayoral election. Born and raised in Kingston, Cuthbertson works in construction as a project manager and is eager to create affordable housing opportunities in the city. As a project manager of several businesses in Kingston, Cuthbertsonâs work has exposed him to the cityâs vulnerable population. âOne of the things that I have to deal with a lot is our tenants will call and say, you know, there’s an
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