Videos

Kingston Defeat Depression 2020 was supposed to do have its first annual walk this month, but the pandemic has changed things. Learn about their alternative fundraising event day, raising money for Resolve Counselling Services Canada

#COVID19 has taught us how much we need to take care of each other. Let's use this wisdom to start building towards a Just Recovery from this pandemic. Join host Jeremy Milloy for the Kingston and the 1000 Islands Just Recovery Teach In on June 8 to learn, strategize, and inspire for a future that puts people and the planet at the centre.. Sign Up here: https://bit.ly/3dwm2oG

Lauren Fielding a local yoga instructor currently doing online classes and supporting the Black Lives Matter Campaign.

Join us in supporting the Canadian Cancer Society Relay at home event on June 13th at 7pm!

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.

YourTV's George Yantha, who recently received a transplant of his Kidney and Spleen, talks with heart transplant recipient Donny Brinklow

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.

Master baker Sue Jennett show you how to make gluten free white bread right in our own home kitchen

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