Videos

Kingston Treasures host Bill Visser talks to Craig Boals, General Manager of Cataraqui Cemetery. One of the world's first "garden cemeteries" - and the final resting place of many generations of Kingstonians, this is truly one of Kingston's Treasures.

Watch Kingston's Treasures on YourTV, channels 700 and 13 (100 on EPICO). Visit yourtv.tv/kingston/schedule for airtimes. Also available on COGECO Video On Demand.

The Cataraqui Golf and Country Club is bursting with the colour pink as the women of the Rose of Hope campaign continue their 21 year tradition of holding a charity golf tournament to raise money to benefit breast cancer patients. If you would like to support the event, you can donate at University Hospitals Kingston Foundation. uhkf.ca

This year, The Kingston-Quinte chapter of Ride For Dad Canada raised $38,000 in support of prostate cancer research. Dr. Katrina Gee, Professor at the Queen’s University School of Medicine, received the grant to further her research project that has the potential to make a difference in the fight against prostate cancer. More info at uhkf.ca

Meet Chris Ingersollm Community Producer for Grace United Church Services in Napanee Ontario.

Kingston Treasures host Bill Visser talks to Simge O'Connor, Manager and Curator of the Murney Tower Museum. Originally built by the British in wake of the Oregon Crisis, the tower is one of several Martello towers in Kingston and is truly one of Kingston's Treasures.

Watch Kingston's Treasures on YourTV, channels 700 and 13 (100 on EPICO).  Also available on COGECO Video On Demand.

Theodore Tugboat made the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston one of his ports of call promoting his mission of protecting the Great Lakes and stimulating the marine industry.

Kingston Treasures host Bill Visser talks to Danielle Marshall, Chair - Programming & Community Engagement (PACE) for the Kingston Association of Museums, Art Galleries & Historic Sites (KAM). The Kingston Loves Museums Scavenger Hunt will be held virtually on July 17th and 18th, 2021. Register at www.groups.improbableescapes.com/march-of-the-museums.

Watch Kingston's Treasures on YourTV, channels 700 and 13 (100 on EPICO).  Also available on COGECO Video On Demand.