Videos

Kingston's King Kleen luxury cleaning services has made disinfecting a priority during the COVID-19 crisis. King Kleen Director Jon Beckwith talks about the changes and challenges his company is faced with during the state of emergency. Previous seen on YourTV, Cogeco Cable channel 700. yourtv.tv

What happens to our most vulnerable citizens in a state of emergency? The Lionhearts COVID19 Street Project has been hard at work addressing the food insecurity issues our most vulnerable community members are facing. “Self-isolating” and “Social Distancing” become impossible for those who don’t even have shelter. Previously seen on YourTV Kingston, Cogeco Cable Channel 700. yourtv.tv

Professor Lubomyr Luciuk talks about the dedication and blessing of a plaque commemorating the first Ukrainian Catholic Divine Liturgy in Kingston on March 18, 1945. The plaque also honours the Ukrainian Canadian soldiers who fought in WWII. Due to COVID-19, the commemoration was held in private at St. John the Apostle RC Church on March 18, 2020.

Inspire Local free online sessions, helping local businesses identify solutions that they can act on immediately so that they can survive COVID-19!

Whipped Fitness Group Personal Training by Shelly Warren online program donates all April proceeds to the Kingston food bank in response to covid-19.

Scott McAllister, Kinesiologist as CS Physiotherapy & Wellness centre in Kingston provides valuable tips for seniors on how to keep their bodies and minds active and healthy while self-isolating at home during the COVID-19 crisis

Krista LeClair, Executive Director of Kingston Accommodation Partners (KAP) shares a good news story of how local hotels and B&Bs are helping during the COVID-19 crisis.

Marina Wright, owner of Wright Cut Family Hair Care, shares her story of having to close her business to help stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Yourtv.tv

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

How are nonessential business owners in Kingston coping with the COVID-19 crisis. Cheryl Walker, owner of Cloth clothing store in downtown Kingston, talks about the financial implications of physical distancing legislation on small business. Interviewer: Bill Visser, host of YourTV's Council-In-Action

Restaurants in Kingston are learning to adapt to the Covid-19 pandemic. Ben, chef and owner of 1000 Curry restaurants in Kingston and Gananoque, talks about the challenges he is facing and how he is adapting to the crisis

University Hospitals Kingston Foundation is seeking donations from the public during the covid-10 pandemic including soap, gloves, masks and cleaning supplies. Learn more about how you can help KHSC and Providence Care.