Videos

Host Donna Chambers speaks to Stacy Kelly, Executive Director of the Community Foundation for Kingston & Area, about CFKA's programs and how the Foundation gets its funding.

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

Kazoo is an energetic but sweet-natured kitty who has been waiting for her forever home for way too long now. She does have special needs, but would be a sparkling companion. Every week on The Limestone Lens, we spotlight the Kingston Humane Society Pet Of The Week. Be sure to check out their website for more pets waiting for adoption: kingstonhumanesociety.ca

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

Host Donna Chambers chats with Ronda Candy, Executive Director of Martha's Table, about some exciting changes soon to happen there. Oh, yes they also share a little love for the soon to be ubiquitous dandelion!

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

Host Donna Chambers talks to Sandi Dobbs, Executive Director of the Mess Studio, about an inclusive place where anyone can bring out their inner artist.

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

Host Donna Chambers chats with Director Gemma Varty and lead actor Christina Licitalosi ("Fanny Brice") from the Queen's Musical Theatre production of "Funny Girl."

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

Host Donna Chambers chats with life coach Susan Young about Conscious Aging and how to "age gracefully" in a youth-obsessed culture

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

Host Donna Chambers chats with Susan Young about Kingston Co-Housing, an innovative approach to the housing crisis.

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

What is causing homelessness in Kingston? Why are we facing a drug poisoning crisis? What does it mean to be food insecure? How are people responding to unaffordable rents? Division Street is a new YourTV series that probes these questions. But it does so in a different way.

“Too many of our neighbours don’t get a chance to share their experiences,” said veteran Kingston journalist and community producer Jamie Swift. “These are the real experts. People who’ve experienced struggles first-hand. And people who’ve walked alongside them.

Division Street looks at Kingston in an anxious age of falling expectations. Rents through the roof. Shrinking paycheques. Inflation. Drug poisoning deaths. Tent cities. Uncertain futures. “It doesn’t have to be that way,” said community producer Sayyida Jaffer, an organizer with the Providence Centre. “We’ll be introducing YourTV viewers to everyday people who are responding to local problems in ways that are both practical and hopeful.”

Division Street’s examination of Kingston’s frayed social fabric premieres Monday January 30 at 8pm and continues to early April.

Kingston's Integrated Care Hub is providing 24/7 low-barrier services to vulnerable citizens with immediate needs such as safety, food and rest and longer-term needs such as addiction and mental health services. Join the discussion on "Division Street", a YourTV series focusing on poverty in Kingston, Ontario.

Kingston's sleeping cabin project has been controversial, with both supporters and critics weighing in on how to best deal with Kingston's increasing unhoused population. Division Street offers an honest look at Kingston's poverty challenges, and the hopeful paths forward. Tune in Mondays at 8pm to Cogeco YourTV.

Host Donna Chambers chats with Ashley Clarke, from the Italo-Canadian Club, about plans for International Women's Day in Kingston

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).

Host Donna Chambers chats with Danny McLaren and Tara Everitt, from Resolve Counselling, about the Youth Peer Support Program and how United Way KFL&A helps them deliver this vital community resource.

Watch Limestone Lens, weekly in HD on YourTV, channel 700 (ch. 100 on EPICO).