Videos

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.

Get a inside view of Debbie Cooper Paramedic Role. Originally aired on YourTV Kingston on Seniors Connection June 2021.

From The Limestone Lens: Host Donna Chambers is joined by Kim Graham and Trina Martin from the Sexual Assault Centre, Kingston. The United Way is a long-time supporter of the SAC in its vitally important work.

Limestone Lens host Donna Chambers talks to Trisha Robbins, National Manager of Assistive Technology for the March Of Dimes about the invaluable support they receive from the United Way.

From The Limestone Lens: Host Donna Chambers interviews Ashley Burns, from Loving Spoonful, about their efforts before and during the Pandemic, and the support they get from the United Way.

Check out the highlights from Episode 3 of Kingston's Treasures, as host Bill Visser speaks to Kevin Moorhouse of the Museum Of Healthcare At Kingston - 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.

City of Kingston staff remove the statue of Sir John A MacDonald from it's pedestal amidst both tears of joy and declarations of vandalism. The statue will be put in storage with plans to erect it at Sir John A's tomb in Cataraqui cemetery.

Join Jimmy Hassan and guests as they delve into the increase in racially and religiously motivated crime in Canada. Watch Community Voices with Jimmy Hassan, Monday June 17 at 8:00pm on YourTV