Videos

Glenn Vollebregt, President & CEO of St. Lawrence College, talks about how faculty and staff are offering free workshops on a variety of topics during the lockdown.

Due to the COVID-19 situation, many cottagers are unable to get to their vacation homes at the moment. The problem is especially inconvenient if your cottage lies across an international border. Bill Visser talks to Martha and Mike Skladanek, of Towson, MD (near Baltimore). The Skladaneks have a cottage north of Kingston, ON and are so far unable to get there due to the pandemic lockdowns.

Our weekly COVID-19 update with Dr. Azim Kasmani, Public Health & Preventive Medicine Resident Physician at Queen's University in Kingston, ON. Recorded on May 27, 2020.

Bill Visser talks to Ontario University Students about their learning and summer employment challenges and difficulties due to the pandemic.

Kingston personality Dave Hudson takes YourTV on a tour of his family's stay at home diversions.

Ian Clark, President of KCAP, talks about the how the difficulties faced by our city's poor have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis

King's Town Players not-for-profit community theatre is raising funds to offset the financial strain brought on by the COVID-19 crisis and to help keep their theatre company going

Conner Stone, the coordinator of the Queen's University Observatory talks about what we can expect to see when the Comet called Atlas passes close to earth.

YourTV volunteers are the backbone of community television, but with regular TV productions shut down during the pandemic, many of them have not been able to contribute their time and skills in the last few months. YourTV volunteer community producer George Yantha who, despite having just had a kidney and pancreas transplant in the middle of a pandemic, is busy planning his next production while recovering from surgery.