Host Christena Lawrie brings you the latest from City Hall, incuding the finalization of the City’s purchase of the Lemoine Point Farm property, and Council’s response to impending changes to harm reduction resources in the city. Campus Reporter Henry Walker breaks down rising Queen’s residence fees, a shrinking university deficit, and new data on student mental health. Jesse Bell has your week ahead in weather and traffic, and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the show with what’s live in Kingston’s events and concert scene.

Host Christena Lawrie brings you the latest from City Hall, incuding the Adelaide Street Ahelter wind-down and Lionhearts’ laundry program extension, and Council’s push to declare student debt a municipal economic concern. Campus Reporter Henry Walker breaks down rising Queen’s residence fees, a shrinking university deficit, and new data on student mental health. Jesse Bell has your week ahead in weather and traffic, and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the show with what’s live in Kingston’s events and concert scene.

In this episode, host Christena Lawrie brings you the latest from City Hall, including a scaled-back plan for The Tragically Hip final concert 10th anniversary celebrations after community pushback and a new push to explore eco-friendly road salt alternatives. Henry Walker breaks down Queen’s campus updates on student mental health, budget pressures, and new research initiatives. Jesse Bell delivers your weather and traffic for the rest of the week and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the show with upcoming events and concert calendar across Kingston.

In this episode, host Christena Lawrie covers the rebrand of Cultivate Art Commons (formerly Modern Fuel) and what it means for the future of Kingston’s arts community. Campus reporter Henry Walker brings updates on student mental health, St. Patrick’s Day enforcement, potential timetable changes, and more. Jesse Bell delivers your weather and traffic for the week and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the episode with your weekly rundown of local events and concerts.

Christena Lawrie reports on new motions at City Council’s last meeting, including responses to extreme winter and summer weather conditions. Dinah Jansen sits down with Fran Harkness to preview the Great Bach Marathon, a celebration bringing together musicians of all ages to perform the works of Johann Sebastian Bach in support of local music education. Henry Walker brings the latest from Queen’s University, including the appointment of an interim AMS president, a proposed expansion of class scheduling into evenings and weekends, and ongoing discussions about student affordability. Jesse Bell delivers the week’s weather and traffic outlook, and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the show with concerts and events happening across Kingston.

Christena Lawrie reports on new motions at City Council exploring a driveway windrow clearing service and a potential residential air-conditioning program to support vulnerable residents as extreme weather becomes more common. Henry Walker brings the latest from Queen’s University, including the appointment of an interim AMS president, a proposed expansion of class scheduling into evenings and weekends, and ongoing discussions about student affordability. Jesse Bell delivers the week’s weather and traffic outlook, and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the show with concerts, St. Patrick’s Day festivities, and March Break events happening across Kingston.

Host Christena Lawrie opens this episode speaking with artist Kyla Todd about A Sheltered Life, a powerful new exhibit highlighting the stories of Kingston residents who have faced homelessness. Henry Walker brings the latest from Queen’s University, including the safe return of students stranded abroad, developments following the AMS president’s resignation, and new FlixBus service to campus. Jesse Bell delivers the week’s weather and traffic outlook, and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the show with upcoming concerts and events.

In this episode, host Christena Lawrie sits down with Events Manager Sandi Griffiths to learn more about the Downtown Kingston BIA’s announcement of a new multu-genre music festival set to launch this fall. Henry Walker delivers the latest from Queen’s University, including the AMS president’s resignation, a biology field course currently stuck in Qatar due to airspace closures, and a long-running military fellowship set to be discontinued due to a decision from the U.S. Department of War. Jesse Bell brings you the week’s weather and traffic outlook, and Giulianna Gonsalves rounds out the show with a packed lineup of concerts and events happening around town.