Videos

The city of Kingston website page 'Together, at home: COVID-19' is a place where Kingstonians can connect with others to see how they are staying positive during COVID-19 and share stories and ideas on how we can come together while staying at home.

The Kingston Pumphouse Museum moves online with virtual tours and programming for families and children. Online scavenger hunts, art collections, children's activities and more

Inspire Local is helping local #YGK businesses come together to identify solutions that they can act on immediately so that they can survive COVID-19

Summer plans falling through? Worried about the future? Take the 'Spread Innovation Challenge'! Dan finds out more about this unique opportunity to manage your worries and do something purposeful with your summer. amidst the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic. More info through Dunin-Deshpande Queen's Innovation Centre

Kingston Easter Seals during the covid-19 pandemic. How can you support the important work they are providing, helping support families in need?

What you need to know about the Kingston Humane Society during the COVID-19 pandemic

Covid-19 and pets, keeping your dog and cat safe during the pandemic. Will your dog spread COVID-19? What precautions should you be taking with your pet? Are veterinary clinics still open and what vet services are available? Dr. Paul O'Neill from the Gananoque Veterinary Clinic (and owner of Island City Animal Hospital in #Brockville).

A Kingston area group has individuals working together to produce 3D printing of face shields and PPE (personal protective equipment) for our frontline healthcare workers in the Kingston area.

Our weekly COVID-19 update with Dr. Azim Kasmani, Public Health & Preventive Medicine Resident Physician at Queen's University in Kingston, ON. Recorded on April 15, 2020.

Kingston musician Craig Jones, like most performers, is out of work during the COVID-19 state of emergency. Is the livelihood of those making a living in the gig economy in jeopardy?

Steven Heighton talks with acclaimed novelist Michael Crummey about his research for his latest book, The Innocents, a richly imagined and riveting Newfoundland novel of a young brother and sister surviving alone. Watch the full event only on YourTV (COGECO Cable Kingston channels 700 and 13) Full schedule: yourtv.tv.  Recorded at Kingston WritersFest 2019

Perspectives on the COVID-19 Pandemic from across the Globe. This episode from Spain with university student Marla Rathjen. Previously seen on YourTV's Community Voices with Jimmy Hassan