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The Salvation Army

New Report Reveals Canadians Struggling with Rising Costs

A new national report highlights that managing limited financial resources remains the most common challenge for Canadians—with the cost of living continuing to top household concerns. With need rising in …

Déc 5, 2025

The Salvation Army

Salvation Army Makes Family’s First Christmas in Canada Special

When Ouafaa Eladmi and her family moved to Canada three years ago, she knew they were embarking on a transitional period that might require some sacrifices, one of them being …

Déc 4, 2025

The Kingston Whig-Standard

Kingston chooses Community Leaders for Canada 150 celebrations

A self-described chronic volunteer will be one of 13 Kingstonians representing the city as a Community Leader in 2017 as Canada celebrates its 150th birthday. Megan McKever, 28, volunteers with …

Déc 11, 2016

Kingstonist

#ygkChallenge: Operation Red Nose

The #ygkchallenge is an ongoing series where we dare you to be different, resolve to be better, and or do something awesome in support of our beloved community. Each week, …

Déc 1, 2016

Metroland Eastern Ontario Media Group

Kingston Police donate $20,000 from NAPEC to United Way

The success of the 2016 North American Police Equestrian Championships held here in Kingston will directly benefit countless charities and agencies throughout the area. On Wednesday, Nov. 16, Kingston Police …

Nov 20, 2016

The Kingston Whig

Vigil casts light on mental illness

A high school student used the light from dozens of small candles Friday morning to illuminate the need to better support those struggling with mental illness. Caleb Stringer, a student …

Nov 18, 2016

Communauté Nouvelles

New Report Reveals Canadians Struggling with Rising Costs

Salvation Army Makes Family’s First Christmas in Canada Special

Kingston chooses Community Leaders for Canada 150 celebrations

#ygkChallenge: Operation Red Nose

Kingston Police donate $20,000 from NAPEC to United Way

Vigil casts light on mental illness