Videos

Members from the St.Lawrence College Enactus program join host Dan Hendry to discuss the how the program is beneficial to the Kingston community.

Meet the owners of Daisy, a vintage 1926 Model T Ford restoration project. A beautiful classic truck that has become part of the family for this Kingston couple. This story was produced for the provincial television series "This Old Vehicle" and won a nomination in the 2018 YourTV Star Awards. Producer: Curtis Brunet.  Production assistant: Phillip Stafford.

Interview with director Adam Kirkey about the DVD and iTunes release of the local Kingston film, Sir John A. and the Curse of the Anti-Quenched. This story aired on K-Town Source, Kingston's newsmagazine program for all things local. For more local content, subscribe to our youtube channel.

Jeff Hitchcock from Ontario One Call reminds customers to call or click before you dig. This story aired on K-Town Source, Kingston's newsmagazine for all things local. Subscribe to our youtube channel for more local content.

Ride For Dad is an event that raises funds to save men’s lives by supporting prostate cancer research and raising public awareness of the disease.

Martha's Table in Kingston provides low cost nutritious meals to those in need, in a safe and accepting environment.

Coverage of the 2018 YourTV Star Awards celebrating the best in local television from across Ontario.

Kathy Reichs, author of the Temperance "Tempe" Brennan novel series, talks about the resilience needed to be a forensic anthropologist at the 2017 Kingston Writersfest.  Watch Kathy's full presentation from the festival on YourTV (Kingston channel 700) and across Ontario on YourTV Video on Demand (Channel 602)

Master Robert Cumming talks about how the five principles of The Right Way are expressed through the annual Empathy Day in Kingston, ON.  Watch The Right Way on YourTV Kingston, channel 700 and YourTV VOD, channel 602.

Repair Café Kingston, a neighbourhood initiative that promotes repair as an alternative to tossing things out. Bring your broken items to the Repair Cafe on the 2nd Sunday of every month and we will work with you to fix them on the spot with the help of our fixers.  More info at: repaircafekingston.weebly.com