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Medical campus to be built in Kingston’s east end By Bill Hutchins

News - Residents of Kingston’s east end could soon have improved access to non-emergency health care services. A Kingston developer, Clermont Group, has unveiled plans to construct a medical campus on 14 acres in the St. Lawrence Business Park at Highway 15 and John Marks Avenue. Clermont president Matthew Derbyshire says the $2.5 million project will offer 80,000 square feet for potential buyers to open doctor and specialist offices, an after-hours clinic, a pharmacy, medical labs and even a restaurant. “Our vision for the medical campus is to create a hub for Kingston residents and the region to access special-

ized and ancillary care.” He says the city’s east end has a definite lack of healthrelated services, and the development should vastly improve access. An artist concept shows the campus will be a collection of low-rise buildings surrounded by ample parking. Clermont wouldn’t confirm specific businesses that are interested in opening in the campus-style development, but it is being actively marketed. It’s close to CFB Kingston, StarTek and Tim Horton’s distribution centre. The site is also a short drive from some of Pittsburgh District’s fast growing neighbourhoods. KEDCO, the city’s economic development agency, says it worked with Clermont for the past year to make the

project a reality. “We are very pleased to see that further growth in the area is taking place, especially in the healthcare sector, which furthers Kingston’s deserved reputation as a regional centre of excellence,” said KEDCO’s acting CEO Donna Gillespie. Healthcare is a significant and growing sector for Kingston and the new medical campus brings great opportunity for non-emergency based services in private sector facilities, she added. Construction of the medical campus is expected to begin early in 2016, and it should be fully completed two years later. Derbyshire says healthcare professionals interested in purchasing opportunities are encouraged to contact the Clermont Group.

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News - Canadian Blood Services (CBS) needs 2,500 new blood donors in Kingston to keep up with current demands. “There is a constant need for blood across the country and in this community,” explained Pamela Mullins, director of donor relations for CBS. “Every 60 seconds there is someone in the hospital who is in need of a treatment or procedure that requires blood and in the summer, donors are even more important.” To lend a hand and encourage more donors, volunteers from CBS in Kingston, staff at the Boston Pizza on Gardiner’s Road and MPP Sophie Kiwala teamed up on July 29 for ‘pizza and saving lives’; the event took place from 5 to 8 p.m. at Boston Pizza and encouraged diners to learn more about donating blood and asked them to sign up for donor appointments. “An event like this is so important to us,” said Mullins. “It

allows us to get out in the community and interact with people and really just pass along more information. We are so grateful to Boston Pizza for reaching out.” Customers who attended the event and made a commitment to attend a blood donor clinic were entered into a draw to win free pizza for a year and also received a 15 per cent food discount that evening as a thank you. Mackenzie Curran, recent recipient of the City’s Youth Volunteerism award, was also on hand at the event to share her story with customers and encourage them to donate. In 2013, Curran was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a bone marrow failure that can lead to leukemia. She needed a bone marrow transplant and in November of 2013 an anonymous donor was found. Curran’s transplant was successful and during her procedures she received 27 blood transfusions. “The transfusions I received came from 27 strangers in the community and I want to use my

story to get others to donate and see the impact it can make,” she said. “Giving blood is something that many people don’t really think about and until you know someone who has received blood or hear a commercial asking for donors you don’t really think about the need. It is always good to let people know that they can do something so simple and save a life.” In the summer, CBS sees an even greater need for blood with car accidents and even heart attacks caused by the heat. Someone who is in a severe car accident can need up to 50 units of blood and someone who has suffered a heart attack can need up to five. “The demand is so high, but in From left, Rebecca Fryer from 98.9 the Drive, Krista Larocque, Mackthe summer we always see a de- enzie Curran, MPP Sophie Kiwala, Tammy Tuck and Cheryl Lapeyre Photo/Mandy Marciniak crease in donors,” said Mullins. teamed up for pizza and saving lives on July 29. “People get busy and they travel and we suffer.” ton right now. worth it and you can save a life. On average CBS needs about “I think people think it is That’s what people need to think 16,000 units of blood a week pretty scary to donate blood,” about.” coming out of the country and in said Curran. “But it really isn’t For more information about order to keep the bank filled, they and the staff is so friendly - they how to donate or to make an apneed 2,500 new donors in Kings- make it easy. In the end it is all pointment visit www.blood.ca

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reserve. There was far less going into the piggy bank this year. “Our budgets are getting tighter,” Kennedy observed. While it means councillors are budgeting closer to their actual spending needs, it also provides less room to cover emergency expenses. Last year, for example, the city dipped into its reserves to spend an extra $1.5 million for extensive road repairs caused by damage from a severe winter and repeated freeze-thaw cycle that caused roads to heave, crack or disintegrate into massive potholes. The city has also tapped into its reserves to help cover two successive winters where plow crews exceeded their annual budget to clear and remove snow. The relatively small surplus left over from 2014 gives the city less flexibility to pay for those types of unexpected costs should they arise. The city frequently draws from its reserves to pay for consultants, emergency repairs, support for community groups or hosting tournaments - just a few of the unbudgeted expenses where reserves come in handy. “It gets used for other one-time items that come up through the year. That’s

a good use for those funds,” explained Kennedy of transferring the surplus money from one pocket to another. However, she is confident the city’s finances are in good order and its credit rating remains solid. The 2014 budget surplus actually hit $3.7 million due to additional interest revenue earned on short-term operating funds, higher than projected supplementary tax revenues and federal payments-in-lieu of taxation, increased revenues from the sale of recyclable materials and net savings in salaries Seventies rock band Journey performed to a large audience of local fans at the Rogers and benefit costs as a result K-Rock Centre in Kingston on Sunday, July 26. Photo John Harman of staff vacancies and timing of hirings. However, some of the surplus was offset by additional 28th Annual Kingston costs for winter control and transit operations, higher than projected insurance and external legal costs and tax related adjustments to allow for assessment appeals that are currently in process August 7-9 Grass Creek Park, 2993 Highway 2 East, Kingston with the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, exThree days of competition and exciting side attractions including: plained Kennedy. • NEW! Canine Adventure • Craft, artisans and vendors fair The combination of re Lure Course • Sheep shearing & other animal duced spending and lower • Rideau River DockDogs attractions forecast revenues in some • Bowmanville Zoo Animal • Kids activity area areas, and higher spending Encounters • NEW! Free Sheep Dog Shuttle in other departments, left • Agility & Kingston Police K9 from 3 Kingston locations to municipal coffers about $1.2 Unit demos Grass Creek Park million in the black.

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City eases commemoration rules to celebrate Alcan milestone News - City council is lifting its freeze on approving commemorative monuments in order to celebrate an important manufacturing milestone. Councillors voted unanimously to allow Novelis Kingston Works, formerly Alcan, to install a metal Kingston Remembers-style plaque, along with a bronze historical landmark plaque, to mark the plant’s upcoming 75th anniversary. “Alcan-Novelis is clearly a key

piece of Kingston’s identity,” said Mayor Bryan Paterson, who introduced the motion July 14. The plant’s diamond anniversary will be officially celebrated in September. The city currently has a moratorium on commemorative monuments, plaques and statues while it drafts a new policy to guide the placement, location and type of future markers. The need for a policy stems from concerns that Kingston is becoming cluttered with too many monuments

in its parks and other public spaces. The proposed commemorations policy, which council has not yet approved, aims to put a larger focus on aboriginal, women and ethnic achievements. The cultural services department says public input has made it clear the city has an abundance of military and British-Canadian dedications, and they want future markers to represent other themes. A proposal to designate a downtown area as Valour District to honour military sacrifices was recently

shelved due to the policy’s new direction. Council is also bending its own proclamation rules by declaring Sept. 12-19 as ‘Novelis Kingston Works Week’ in the city. The city doesn’t typically issue proclamations that involve private companies. “There should be an exception to that rule,” the mayor argued. Alcan-Novelis has been a key supporter of many local organizations and initiatives every year, giving back to the community, Paterson ex-

plained. The Kingston Works plant has been a fixture of aluminum making since 1940; it originally opened on 200 acres of midtown land to support the Second World War effort by producing rolled aluminum used in military aviation. In recent decades, the plant’s focus has shifted to support the automotive and special product markets. At the height of its production, the Kingston Works factory employed thousands of people.

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How hard is it to just use common sense when on social media?

As I’m sure everyone has heard by now, St. Lawrence College business professor Rick Coupland lost his job recently after allegedly writing “It’s the queers they should be hanging, not the flag” above a post about a Florida pride festival. (Actually, the official wording is that he is “no longer employed” at the college but let’s face it, how likely is it that he just coincidentally decided to pursue other opportunities at the exact moment this controversy exploded?) Before I get into this, let me just say for the record that I am relieved this guy was (apparently) sacked for his hateful, bigoted comment. It’s disheartening to think that people with this sort of attitude still exist in what I sometimes dare to think of as our civilized society, let alone that they can be employed at an academic institution. It seems reasonable to assume Mr. Coupland was not in the habit of publi-

cally uttering homophobic slurs, otherwise this all would have come to light long ago - which begs the question: why on earth would he start now? I can only assume that he was either A) drunk, B) felt he was safely within his rights to make this remark, or C) both A and B; again I’m only speculating, but C seems like it could be the most likely option since it doesn’t appear that these comments were habitual. I’ve heard a lot of people talk about how Coupland’s firing denies his right to free speech (actually, I believe what he said is considered hate speech under the Criminal Code of Canada), and others suggest that what he writes on his Facebook page should be considered private and therefore immune from any consequences at work. As an admitted social media junkie, the latter argument is of great interest to me. I first joined Facebook in 2006, when I was still a grad student at the University of Toronto. After finishing my degree, I started thinking about applying for ‘real’ jobs and everyone – from my professors to my mom – warned that I’d better “get off Facebook” because “employers will go on there and check you out.” My question to them was always “have you SEEN my Facebook”?? Hon-

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estly, I have lived what has got to be the most boring, domestic life imaginable since I moved in with Steve at the age of 20. If a potential employer has a problem with a lovely photo of my husband and me standing in front of the Eiffel Tower, I don’t want to work for them. But even when I do engage in ‘questionable activities’ once in a blue moon, I’m not about to broadcast it all over the Internet no matter what the privacy settings are on my Facebook account. Quite frankly, I’ve never considered what I put on Facebook or Twitter – or even in emails, for that matter, to be entirely private. If I want to have a private conversation with someone, I talk to them face to face. Nothing that I’m not comfortable to have follow me around for the rest of my life ever goes into writing. Is someone losing their job over a Facebook post an affront to privacy? I would argue no, because how hard is it to just assume that nothing you put on your Facebook is private? Ten years ago, social media didn’t exist and no one complained about a lack of opportunity for privacy. As for people who post about “hanging queers”, etc.? I hope they keep messing up on social media so I can know who to avoid.

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Remembering Flora MacDonald Editorial - On July 26, at the age of 89, long-time Canadian politician and Order of Canada recipient Flora MacDonald passed away in Ottawa. Her death impacted many people across the country, perhaps especially here in Kingstonian, where MacDonald served 16 years as a Member of Parliament. MacDonald was first elected as Member of Parliament for Kingston and the Islands in 1972. She was re-elected four more times before losing her seat in 1988. As an MP, MacDonald became the Progressive Conservative party’s critic for aboriginal affairs and northern development. She was also outspoken on constitutional issues, national defence, external affairs and reform of the penitentiary system. MacDonald was also concerned with the development of Kingston and played a key role in the construction of a breakwater basin in front of City Hall; the basin went on to be named the Flora MacDonald Confederation Basin. Outside of Kingston and just four years after being first elected on the national scene, MacDonald threw her name into the ring of contenders for the party’s leadership in 1976. She was defeated by Joe Clark, but the loss didn’t dishearten her; in 1979, she became the first female secretary of state for foreign affairs in Canadian history. A few years later, in September of 1984, she became the minister of employment and immigration under then-prime minister Brian Mulroney. MacDonald later became Mulroney’s communications minister in 1986. Even after losing a direct tie to Kingston and the Islands in 1988, MacDonald remained a champion for the city and in 2003 she was the honorary patron of the Campaign for the Kingston Seniors Centre. The successful campaign aimed to raise funds for the transformation of Portsmouth Public School into The Seniors Centre. During her career and even after, MacDonald was bestowed with many honours and awards, including the Order of Canada as an officer in 1992 and as a companion in 1998. Maclean’s magazine also honoured MacDonald with a lifetime achievement award in November 2014. Her life was worthy of the honour and she will be remembered fondly both here in Kingston and throughout Canada.

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Bath Sunday Market 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Local and Ontario grown farm fresh produce and homemade lemon loaf. Shop for unique gifts, such as handcrafted soaps, hand turned wood items, alpaca products, Usborne books, hand crafted jewelry and beaded necklaces. Visit the new vendor Primitive Pride and see handmade bows and arrow heads. Purchase a hot sausage and a cold drink and have a picnic in the new “Pirate Themed” playground by the lake. Frontenac Farmer’s Market. Come help us celebrate our 10th year. Saturdays, 9am to 2pm from May 2 to Oct. 31. All local farm products, tasty meats, seasonal veggies & fruits, scrumptious home baking, preserves, local artisans, dog & cat treats, and more. Prince Charles Public School, 6875 Highway 38,Verona. For up to date news: www.frontenacfarmersmarket.ca. Follow us on Facebook. Simply Paradise Dance - Every Sunday 6 - 10 p.m. at the 560 Legion, 734 Montreal Street, Kingston. $10 admission includes munchies, prizes and a delicious meal. Dance the night away to a magnificent selection of music by Superior Sound. Singles or Couples ages 40-90 all welcome. The dance celebrated its 25th anniversary in April 2010. Bath Pickleball – Get Fit! Have Fun! Play pickleball outdoors up to 6 days a week at the Bath Courts. Free introductory sessions with equipment provided. Call 613-881-0495 or visit bathpickleball.com for further information. Irish dance classes - register now Open to ages from 5 years old and up. Beginner classes in soft shoe, hard shoe and ceili dance offered on Monday evenings at 6pm at Archbishop O’Sullivan School. Classes start Monday, Sept. 14. Adult classes, beginner, start at 6:30pm (partner not required). Call Tony, Kingston Irish Folk Club, at 613-389-0754 to pre-register and for more info.

The Old Hay Bay Church, built in 1792 is open 7 days a week from the middle of May until Thanksgiving. There is a custodian to interpret the history and heritage. Displays, artifacts and literature help make the story of this building come alive. Come and bring family, relatives or friends to have a picnic, plan a wedding, connect with the faith or our forbears, or trace genealogical links with Loyalists and other pioneers. The Church is 30 km south and west of Napanee on the South Shore Road or 9.5 km from the Glenora Ferry. From Kingston, you can drive west on The Loyalist Parkway (Hwy 33) and turn right at Adolphustown (County Rd 8). Go straight through Dorland to Hay Bay where the road curves to the right. The Church is on your left, by the water - Civic # 2365. The cottage (custodian’s) phone # is 613-373-2261. Soul Trek 2 - Tuesdays, Aug. 4 to 25, 9:30 to 11 a.m. Enjoy an easy-paced walk while taking part in soulful conversation about how to manifest abundance, bringing goodness into your life. $25/member ($15 summer membership; $40 yearly membership). The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. 613.548.7810; www. seniorskingston.ca. Join fitness 4 rock ‘n rollers for a free walk July and August at Holy Cross track Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings between 9:30 and 11:00 - all welcome call Dee 613-389-6540. Kingston Boys & Club fundraiser: Boomers 1.5 hour golf enhancement clinic addressing: More Power=Longer distance ~ Stay in the Fairway for a Straighter Ball ~ and Prevent Injury. Clinic fee includes: Desk-fit for Golfers manual. Contact Dee @ 613-3896540 or 50plusgolfers@gmail.com. Celtic Music Group - Singers and musicians needed for a community level Celtic group. Irish, Scottish and East Coast Canadian repertoire. All levels of singers and musicians are invited. All instruments considered. Call Tony at 613-3890754, Kingston Irish Folk Club.

Our Annual Pork Barbeque will be held on the lawn at Olivet United Church, County Rd #32, Seeley’s Bay, Ontario on Sunday, August 9 beginning at 4 p.m. until sold out. Menu will consist of BBQ pork scalloped potatoes, baked beans, corn on the cob, veggies, homemade pies and beverages. Take outs available. Everyone welcome. Amy Bracken 613-387-3284. Branch 631 presents The Ride Across Canada to bring awareness to the contributions and needs of our veterans. Friday, August 21 at 4 p.m. Come out, see the horses, meet the riders, give your support. Donations accepted. Food available. Everyone Welcome. Info 613-389-6605. Perth Road United Church will celebrate its 131st Anniversary on Aug. 9 at 10 a.m.. Our guest speaker will be the Rev. Mark Fleming. A luncheon and social hour will follow in the Hall. Paint Out Location - Here we go again, into our eighth summer of plein aire painting. I have some new locations this summer and some spots we haven’t been to in a few years. The locations that are farther away, I suggest you arrange car-pooling the Wednesday before. As usually, we will meet at the specified location at 9:00 and then I remember you have to be self-sufficient with everything you need for the morning. Hazel 613384-3154 Aug 12. Lake Ontario Park on King St. When you enter the park off King St W. In the city, continue to the first new parking lot. Do not enter the parking lot, but take the first right and continue past the parking lot and follow this road, down a VERY steep hill, to the boat ramp area. Keep right at the boat ramp0 and park on the side of the road. We will meet there. Our Annual Pork Barbeque will be held on the lawn at Olivet United Church, County Rd #32 Seeley’s Bay, Ontario on Sunday, August 9th beginning at 4 p.m. until sold out.

Menu will consist of BBQ pork, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, corn on the cob, veggies, homemade pies and beverages. Take outs available. Everyone welcome. Amy Bracken 613-387-3284.

The KSOA’s Window Art Gallery Victoria @ Princess is hosting their second annual Summer Exhibition. Works by a variety of local artists are on display from Aug. 5-30. www.ksoa.info.

39 Club of Kingston Dance Fri. Aug. 7th. Music by Bill White & White Pines at the Royal Canadian Legion 631, Main Hall, 4034 Bath Rd. @ Collins Bay. 7:30-11:00 pm. Dress Code, Smart Casual. Singles & Couples Welcome. Cost is $12.00 P.P. ( $10.00 for Members)

Support Group for the Separated & Divorced - The New Life Group Meeting 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 4 and 18 at the Francis J. Spence Pastoral Centre, 390 Palace Road, Kingston, Ontario. Topics: Happiness Is... and Planning for.... Everyone is welcome! Meetings alternate Tuesdays. Tel: 613-548-4461.

Rideau Trail Hike Saturday August 8 The Gananoque Trail Level 1 tour including woodland hiking, river views and some intimate town perspectives with a native son. Tim Horton’s lunch then a swim at the beach. Moderate pace, 12 km. Gas $4. Depart from the Canadian Tire Parking Lot along the Bath Road at 9 am. For more information please call the leader: John 613 382 4778. Rideau Trail Hike Wednesday August 12 Slide Lake Loop Level 3, moderate pace, 14 km. Hike one of the most beautiful trails in Frontenac Park from Perth Road. Be prepared for up to 6 hours of hiking in challenging terrain. Depart from the Canadian Tire Parking Lot along the Bath Road at 9 am. Gas $3 and shared Park fee. For more information call the leader: Ann 613 531 9873. Are you a woman who loves to sing and is curious about joining a choir? The Frontenac Women’s Chorus is welcoming new members for September. No audition is necessary, and an ability to read music although helpful is not required – just bring your joy and enthusiasm for learning an exciting variety of songs with this friendly group on Monday nights – there’s a spot waiting for you! For additional information please contact Patty at pattyswell@yahoo.com or call 613547-1148. St.Paul’s Anglican Church Cemetery, Zealand, Annual Memorial Service, Sunday, Aug. 9 at 2 p.m. Bring chairs, service in church if raining.

Perth Road United Church will celebrate it’s 131st Anniversary on Aug. 9 at 10 a.m. Our guest speaker will be the Rev. Mark Fleming. A luncheon and social hour will follow in the Hall. The Verona Cattail Festival, Saturday and Sunday, August 8 and 9 features two days of outstanding music on stage. The festival is a busy two days packed with activities, music, entertainment, and lots to eat. Starting with the Saturday morning parade, the weekend continues with two days of outstanding music on stage, the Classic Cars Show, Red Green Duct Tape Boat Races, Soap Box Derby, Marketplace vendors, children rides, free crafts and much more. For a complete program visit www.VeronaFestival.com Children 12 and under free. Adults $5 per day. Verona, ON Legion 560 - Friday, Aug. 7 Donna’s Goodtime Karaoke will entertain from 8 to 12 with small cover for non members and guests...everyone welcome. Cataraqui Canoe Club - Saturday, August 8: Morton to Lyndhurst. Join us on this paddle from Morton to Lyndhurst through Lower Beverly Lake. The perfect 17 km summer paddle with maximum beautiful scenery. Visit historic towns of Delta and Lyndhurst, followed by scrumptious ice cream. Call 613 542 9626. www.cataraquicanoe.on.ca

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Downtown heritage bank development delayed for more consultation By Bill Hutchins

News – A Kingston developer has “retracted” plans to demolish and refurbish the former Tweed & Hickory store on lower Princess Street pending a review of the project with a city-hired heritage consultant. “Staff have met with the property owner who has agreed to meet with heritage consultants and staff to review comments. The property owner has also retracted its notice of intent to demolish to ensure that there is sufficient time to work through the questions and comments received,” according to a report to council by community services

commissioner Lanie Hurdle. But the delay may not be enough to appease some critics, who fear the project threatens to erode the downtown’s historic charm. ”The demolition of the building and replacement of the ground floor in glass and steel will completely negate any historical aspect of the building from the outside, destroying the quaint and historic nature of the street scape,” said local artist David Dossett. The Springer Group served notice earlier this year that it intended to demolish and redesign its buildings at 101-109 Princess Street, plus the buildings at 206 and 208 Wellington Street,

to accommodate an expanded Scotiabank branch. The project would create 21,475 square feet of office space, plus 27 underground parking spaces, for Scotiabank. The existing buildings, featuring some elements designed by wellknown architects William Coverdale and William Newlands, were destroyed by a fire soon after they were built in the 1850s, and later rebuilt. The Springer family has owned the site for over 60 years, and submitted a heritage impact study outlining the demolition and restoration plans. The original stones on the Princess Street façade, now hidden by a stucco exte-

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rior, would be removed during the renovation phase and then put back onto the upper floors. But the ground floor would be rebuilt with mostly glass and steel to reflect contemporary retail banking. The study noted the infill project will improve the deteriorating heritage character of the mid-19th century buildings. “The character has been obscured as the result of decades of extensive alterations, such as the stucco wall covering, the re-sizing or elimination of windows, the reconfigured and rebuilt ground floor elevations, the large signage bands, and flat roofs. This loss will be reversed.” Coun. Rob Hutchison indicated his support for the preliminary plans. “I think it will be difficult to argue it’s a complete heritage loss because the development is actually going to expose the original heritage values.” Coun. Hutchison says removing the stucco exterior should be a benefit. “It’s going to be an interesting meld of modern (architecture) on the first floor, 19th century on second and third floors while maintaining the original roof line.” However, the Springer Group withdrew its demolition request when the matter went before the heritage

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committee in order to allow for further consultation with city officials. The committee, meantime, is working to formally attach a heritage value designation to the 101-109 Princess Street buildings, which would give the city more control over how they are repurposed. The property at 101-109 Princess Street is “listed” on the City’s Heritage Property Register but does not have an associated designation under Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act, according to Hurdle. Dossett, who has painted many of Kingston’s heritage scenes, believes that while the redevelopment will showcase the 19th century façade on the second and third floors, the ground level will be too modern. “It is not enough to preserve individual buildings that are historic; we must preserve the historic integrity of the streetscape. If you look at cities around the world where tourists flock and artists gather to paint or to take photographs, these cities have much stronger control on heritage so that the entire street is preserved.” It would be better to leave the buildings as is, ugly stucco and all, so they can be redeveloped in a more sensitive manner down the road, he added. “I strongly urge council to designate these properties so that they will not be demolished and that the city will have a say in how the development will be done.” The existing three-storey buildings have seen many commercial uses over the past 165 years. They are currently used by Gallery of Fine Art, Chumleighs and the now-vacant site of Tweed & Hickory. The developer has not indicated a timeline for the revised bank development plans, but council could deal with the heritage designation issue as early as Aug. 11.

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Dry stones represent history, both old and new, for Amherst Islanders By Mandy Marciniak

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News – Andrea Cross always admired the old stone walls on Amherst Island, but until a couple of years ago she never knew just how special and historical these walls truly are. “I read an article talking about the large number of walls on the island and their similarity to traditional and historical Irish Dry Stone Walls,” said Cross, now a board member of Dry Stone Canada. “I realized that we

had something really special here that we needed to promote.” Since then, Cross has worked with Dry Stone Canada to create the Amherst Island Dry Stone Initiative, an initiative that aims to document the existing walls, build new walls and structures using historical methods and promote the tourism of these walls to the rest of the world. Earlier this month the Amherst Island Dry Stone Initiative received support from the province through a $73,000 Tourism Development Fund Grant for the Dry Stone Walling

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Events – Kingston is a city filled with museums and historic sites, but visiting them all can be a challenge, especially when most have limited hours. Luckily, the Kingston association of museums, art galleries and historic sites, understands this dilemma and for the second time this summer they are hosting ‘Museums at Night’. On August 6, 14 museums and historical sites across the city will be open from 5 to 8 p.m., giving many Kingstonians an opportunity to explore and enjoy all that the city has to offer. “So many of our small museums don’t have a lot of staff so they are often only open nine to five during the day,” explained Mark Badham, curator of the Miller Museum of Geology at Queen’s. “We hear from a lot of visitors that it would be great to have evening hours.” Throughout the year, Badham sees a fair amount of traffic from school groups and from camp groups during the summer, but he sees this event as an opportunity for more parents to come in and check out the dinosaurs and rare gems. “It’s not exactly ‘Night at the Museum’ but I think it is interesting,” said Badham. “I think a lot of parents would find it interesting too and hopefully we can attract some new fans.” This is the second time that ‘Museums at Night’ has been offered this summer. The first was July 9, and while turnout was good the first time around, Badham hopes it will be bet-

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News – When Kate Cochrane’s father fell ill a few years ago, she began searching for nutritious meals that catered to his medical needs. “He needed a lower sodium diet and that was fine when I was cooking for him, but there were times when I wasn’t around and it was hard for him,” said Cochrane. Cochrane began looking for meal delivery services that could help and she quickly discovered Heart at Home Meals, a service that makes, delivers and unpacks frozen home-style meals, soups and desserts aimed at seniors. Cochrane’s father tried the meals and loved them, however there was one catch. “We couldn’t get them in Kingston on a regular basis because there was no franchise in the area,” she explained. “I contacted the provider to see how we could get them more regularly and we decided to open a franchise of our own.” Now, after a year of set up and hard work, Cochrane and her partner, Wes Mulder, have launched a franchise of Heart to Home Meals in Kingston. The process was long, but Cochrane is happy to finally have this valuable service in the city. “It is especially convenient for seniors who are living on their own; it can be hard to cook for one person,” she said. “We offer low-sodium meals, texture friendly meals and most of the meals are diabetic friendly, aside from some desserts.”

In 2011 there were 5 million people over the age of 65 living in Canada and by the year 2031 this number will nearly double to 9.6 million. “These people want to stay in their home and they just need a bit of help to do that,” said Cochrane. “With our service, we can come right into clients houses and put the meals in the freezer for them. It is very easy.” Heart to Home Meals meets individual dietary needs and customers can choose from a range of more than 150 different items using a menu catalogue. On average, meals cost $6.50 and that includes taxes and delivery. Meals can be easily heated in the oven or microwave and menu options change every six months. Although Cochrane’s Heart to Home Meals’ delivery service is based in Kingston, it will serve seniors across the region from Cobourg to Cornwall. Most deliveries can be made in a few days, but most clients prefer to set up weekly, scheduled deliveries. So what has the response been like so far in Kingston? “We’ve been open for about four weeks now and people are learning about our service and responding really well,” said Cochrane. “I’m excited to get the word out there more and get busier.” Cochrane has a very loyal customer in her own father, but she also receives business advice from him too. “My dad ran Cochrane’s groceries

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News - Through her work as a marriage and family therapist, Allie MacPhail hears many stories about human struggles. “Everyone has a story, everyone goes through pain at some point in their life, whether they’ve been there or will be there,” she notes. “How you handle that pain in your own story is a really big priority and a passion for me.” MacPhail is also a writer, so she decided to explore these themes through children’s books with emotional messages. Her first book, ‘I Can’t Sleep’ deals with a young boy who suffers from anxiety at night; with the help of his parents, he finds a way to alleviate it so he can successfully fall asleep. ‘Sammy the Snail’ tells of a snail whose village is destroyed by a storm and learns to cope with his grief by turning it into art. “I love writing because it gets things out for me, it helps me process things,” says MacPhail. “And then when I realized that the stories, especially I Can’t Sleep, were so much fun, I thought they could be quite helpful for anyone. An adult has actually approached me and said you know, ‘I need a bag to put my worries in too’.” MacPhail is originally from Kings-

ton, however currently resides in the Bahamas where her husband, Bryn, works as a pastor. “It’s hot,” she laughs when asked how she likes living there. “It’s actually quite fun…[and eyeopening] because we get to interact at the level of the locals. Everyone thinks of Nassau as a destination because it’s so beautiful, and it really is. But behind the scenes, where my husband in particular gets to work for the church, there are a lot of kids and families in desperate need.” She notes, for example, there you’ll often see locals who have no running water juxtaposed with the tourists on their million dollar yachts. “To be able to work hand in hand with these people [and help] is amazing,” she says. “I love it.” MacPhail has had a number of opportunities to visit Bahaman schools to discuss the writing process and the concept of telling a story with local children. “I’ve done book tours, in Nassau that have included probably about 20 different schools -that doesn’t seem like a lot but it is for the island. I got to educate them about how do you write, how do you tell your story, how do you deal with emotions.” She explains that these sessions are especially rewarding considering literacy in the Bahamas is not at an ideal level.

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Ashlee Earle creates mesmerizing art. Some works, like her portraits, are intensely real; many of her paintings meander amidst layers of surreal. Like many artists, she’s quietly reflective. “For me, I think I can speak in a different way through art,” she said. “Art is like a second language for me. It can mean different things and is not necessarily like linear speech. In art, you can interpret things you can’t explain with worlds. My friends think it’s funny when they are trying to explain things and I explain it by drawing it out.” Oddly, the first time I saw her in action it was as a different kind of artist. She was being examined

for an advanced karate belt. Still, amidst the punches and pummeling, there was a gentle artistry to her work when performing karate kata, an intricate choreographed set of movements of a specific martial arts’ style and system of fighting. In Ashlee’s case, it’s Goju Ryu karate, practised at The Academy of Martial Arts at 851 Princess Street. Later I saw her visual art work. Stunning. You can check out her art at facebook.com/ashleesArt. There are folders of traditional art, sketches, and Digital/Graphic/3D Art. There’s a light playfulness to much of her work. There’s also a dark side, a beautiful, near-Gothic darkness. After looking at the almost naive innocence in some of Ashlee’s work, there’s a bit of emotional whiplash when coming upon a piece like Frantic Shock, which features blood dripping from fingers, bones breaking through fingertips. Bauhaus’ Peter Murphy, the godfather of Gothic rock, would love this artist.

As for the innocence in Ashlee’s art, it’s not really naivete; it’s more along the lines of Lou Reed singing: “Just a perfect day. You made me forget myself. I thought I was someone else, someone good.” In other words, there’s always a twist or a catch. Ashlee says she painted Frantic Shock on the streets of downtown Kingston. “I wanted to paint and wasn’t having inspiration,” she said. “At school when I was painting, there were people around me. I used a lot of art energy on the play (Pirates of Penzance). I work better around people. I think that’s why I went downtown to paint. It’s not necessarily the contact, but the presence of people.” She explained that Frantic Shock was inspired by a dream less graphic than the painting. “In the dream, I hit my fingers so hard that my bones broke through the tips of my fingers. though it wasn’t bloody. The piece is called Frantic Shock because, in the dream, I was freaking out and yell-

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lee sat, looking relaxed and mellow, in a rocking chair in my studio. I discovered that Ashlee was responsible for the elaborate backdrop used in Regi’s Pirates of Penzance production. This is an artist with diverse skills. Born in Newfoundland into a military family, Ashlee’s moved around a lot with stints in Newfoundland, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Williamsburg and Kingston. “It’s hard to get used to,” she said. “But it’s nice being able to see different places.” She spent three of her high school years in Kingston at Regi. She decided to do the extra victory lap year. “I wanted to save for Algonguin and get some experience.” That experience included a co-op placement at COGECO TV. She said that, although it’s a TV station, there’s a similar feeling in the setting to what one finds in an animation studio. She also completed two dual-credit (high school and college) courses at St. Lawrence Collegein media and the arts and film studies. In her past year at Regi, she studied painting, for which she received the CAPPA Award.

to be serious all the time,” she said. “But I think life is more than studying and thinking all the time. Art breaks those boundaries. It gives people a different perspective and introduces a whole different world. It’s the same for any talent, once you’ve got a passion.” Ashlee Earle sells custom paintings, drawings and portraits and will take commissions from buyers. Don’t expect to obtain some of her early work and creations you see on her Facebook page. “I’m reluctant to get rid of ones I’ve done,” she said. “I currently do commissions for portraits of people and pets, and some landscapes,” she said. Her long-term goal is to work as an animation artist. “Working in a studio like Disney would be cool, but so would a smaller studio like Triggerfish.” She’s more concerned about her art than the day-to-day grind that worries many people. “I think it’s funny that people think you have to own a house,” she said. “That’s not where creativity and happiness come from.” You can reach Ashlee Earle through email at artbyashlee@gmail.com. Mark Bergin on Twitter @markaidanbergin

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WATERFRONT

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TRYON ROAD $123,500 12 acres, OFF grid, wood & propane, loft, (MLS 15603853)

CENTURY LOG $199,900

20 acres, stone fireplace, 2 baths, 3 beds, level pastures, small barn (MLS 15601089)

4220 SILLS BAY RD • $598,500 Beautiful estate property nestled on a private hill top lot with breathtaking views of Sydenham Lake. The curved driveway is graced by 4 acres of landscaped and beautifully manicured lawns. Inside this meticulous home you’ll fall in love with the interior stone accent walls, fireplaces and the walls of glass which showcase the endless views of sydenham lake. Attention to detail is evident in all areas of this 3200sqft, 4+2 bedrooms, 3+1 bath home. Call today for your personal viewing and your chance to own a little piece of paradise! MLS®15605445

ARDOCH ROAD $399,900 Licensed gravel pit, 400 + acres bungalow & garage (MLS 15604664)

612 SIMMONS RD. • $589,900 Absolutely stunning 6yr old custom built 2200 sqft. Elevated 3+2 bdrm, 3.5 Bath bungalow! Nestled on a very private 30 acres and is situated well back off the road. This home offers many upgrades including sound proof insulation in all interior walls, R60 attic, infloor heat throughout main & lower levels featuring ground source geo thermal heating (very efficient home). The main floor is open concept design with cathedral ceilings and extensive use of granite, engineered hardwood and ceramic tile. Fully finished lower level featuring a massive rec room with walkout. MLS® 15606784

SHARBOT LAKE $219,000 2.5 Acres, Open Concept, 2.5 Acres, Immediate Possession

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4196 COUNTY RD. 1 YARKER • $374,900 Cozy 3 bedroom, 1 bath, backsplit situated on a large 66’ x 115’ lot. This home features updated windows (6yrs old), hardwood floors, a/c (6yrs), gas furnace (6yrs), hot water tank owned(6yrs), new garage door and new roof in 2015 with transferable warranty! Perfect starter family home. Immediate possession is available. MLS®15605337

153 BERTRIM LANE • $324,900

CROW LAKE $239,900

You can be here, 4 season, 2beds, absolutely the best waterfront & beach

This deep clean waterfront property over-looking crow lake (connects to Bobs Lake) features a renovated kitchen with granite counter tops and high end detailed wood finishings adding character and warmth to this beautiful turn-key 4 season home/ cottage. It’s desirable shoreline is perfect for swimming, boating and excellent fishing with beautiful lake views that can be appreciated from the deck or down on the dock. MLS®15603306

SHARBOT LAKE VILLAGE $149,900

Walk to stores or park, 3 beds, full basement, deck plus enclosed porch, garage( MLS 15605086)

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11 ACRES $79,900 Sharbot Lake (Island “B”)

14.5 ACRES $97,000 Brewer Rd ROW Sharbot Lake

TICHBORNE $229,900

Custom bungalow, master ensuite + 3 beds, brick fireplace, hardwood floors, full basement, many replacements (MLS 15604354)

Lakefront Circle (water privileges)

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5436 LONG SWAMP RD • $259,900 Open concept custom finished elevated 1250sqft. Bungalow only 9 years old. This home features vaulted ceiling in the main living area with pot lights, A/C, C/VAC, HRV, 200 amps, 3 bedrooms and 1 ½ baths situated on a large private lot. The unfinished basement, with walkout to both the backyard and the garage, awaits your personal touches. This is an excellent value package. MLS®15607173 367 LAKEVIEW AVE. • $239,900 Cozy 3 bedroom, 1 bath, backsplit situated on a large 66’ x 115’ lot. This home features updated windows (6yrs old), hardwood floors throughout including hardwood underneath the carpet in the bedrooms, a/c (6yrs), gas furnace (6yrs), hot water tank owned(6yrs), new garage door and new roof in 2015 with transferable warranty! Perfect starter family home. Immediate possession is available. MLS®15606084

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• Custom built Marques Home • 3200 sq ft , 5 bdrms, 3 baths • Hdwd/Ceramic on main floor • 9’ ceilings on both floors • Designer kitchen cabinetry • Quartz countertops • Large rec-rm w/gas FP • Interlock patio, fenced yard $599,900. MLS®

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• West End Kingston office condo • 2,000 sq. ft. finished space. • Reception area with four offices on main floor • Lower level with separate entry • Office area, kitchenette, two bathrooms • Storage/computer room and utility room • Ideal for owner occupied, business with rental income on lower level. • Ample Parking $314,900. MLS®

A neighbourhood with spirit, beauty, and a sophistication of it’s own! 1450 Evergreen Dr. • $364,900

• Marques Homes in Woodhaven West • 1500 Sq.ft. • Albertina model, open concept main floor, 9 ft ceiling • Gas fireplace, hardwood and ceramic tile • Ensuite bath with corner soaker tub and separate shower

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The Amadora 1930 sq.ft.

The Guarda 1600 sq.ft.

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Independently Owned & Operated

1650 Bath Road, Kingston, ON. K7M 4X6

Dianne Gearing

Kim

Donaldson Sales Representative

Sutton Group Masters Realty Inc., Brokerage 613.384.5500 Office

613.561.7000 or 613.561.1677

SALES REPRESENTATIVE

613.540.3313 dgearing@sutton.com

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TOP 2 BEDROOM CONDO 1367FLOOR PERRADICE DR • $555,900

BACKS ONTO PARK 427 SHANE ST, ODESSA • $309,900

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2-4

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-3

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$174,900 745 DAVIS DRIVE, UNIT 601

Gorgeous former model home in “Oh my, what a view!” Top floor corner unit w/great vistas to south & west overlooking the Conservation area.18’x30’ 2br’s, large exclusive Edenwood Estates. livrm/dinrm, kitchen w/fr/st, in-unit storage, balcony, secure building laundry. best location in bldg.! pool, w/pool, gazebo andProbably fabulous 3 season Come see for yourself! MLS 15606920 sun room, fully finished down plus EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW insulated 2 car garage. Dir ONoversize 50 ACRES WITHIN MontrealKINGSTON St, Rt on Kingston LIMITSMills Rd, 1st left on Perradice MLS 15603892

932 OAKVIEW • $152,900 NEW LISTING

930 CRESTHILL STREET Welcome to this wonderful family home in the west end. Offers pleasant curb appeal, well kept and traditional concept, a beautiful private backyard with mature trees in the city with a generous deck. Includes 3 plus 1 bdrms, a lovely large master that can easily be converted back to 4 bdrms on upper level, 1 full bath and 2 half baths, charming kitchen with breakfast bar overlooking the family room and both have entrances to your deck, formal living room and dining as well and a finished lower level. MLS®15605126

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530 PARK RD

3 bed, 1.5 bath, 180’ waterfront, septic & well MLS® 15605167 • $229,000

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Sutton Group-Masters Realty Inc., Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated 1650 Bath Road, Kingston, ON K7M 4X6

COMPETITIVE LISTING COMMISSION FLEXIBLE CLOSING EN E OP US -1:30 HO . 12 N SU

$151,900 932 OAKVIEW AVENUE

Beautiful 3 level split home on private, This townhouse condo is ready for you! 3Br’s, large eat-in kitchen large livrm opensspacious to fenced yard, full unfin hugew/fr/st, lot, surprisingly 1700 sq bsmt studded and ready for drywall/insulation, wr/dr incl., laminate flooring, a painted. can hold 2bedrm maybe 3 ft featuring largeDriveway 4 yr master cars, backs onto park/pool. MLS 15606919 addition with 3 pc ensuite, finished lower levelLAND with workshop and walkout. FOR SALE Dir Hwy 2 to Shane St Odessa or off Cty MARY MOORE ROAD rd 6 MLS1 Acre 15605523 Building Lot w/ well Just 10 minutes west of Verona on a well-maintained, year round road sits this level lot. Fenced on two sides, well generates 20 gpm, ideal for year round home! MLS 15606683 $27,900

745 DAVIS, #601 • $174,900

OPEN HOUSE AUG. 5 - 6 FROM 4 - 6 PM 920 KILLARNEY CRES. $374,900

306 CAVENDISH CRES. $349,000

2,200 sq. ft. – 4 bdrm., hardwood on 2 levels, 22’ x 24’ insulated & drywalled garage, large pie-shaped lot. Dir: off Davis Dr MLS 15606904

1,785 sq. ft. of finished living space, 3 bdrm., 2 full baths, 9’ ceilings, 38’ onground pool, walk to park & splash pool MLS 15606929

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OFFERS FLEXIBLE CLOSING

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ANOTHER NEW LISTING COUNTY ROAD 14 ALERT! $649,000

Statefully set back and on a quiet, country road sits this exquisitie bright, all brick, custom-built, 2479 sq.ft. bnglw w/3br’s, 2.5 baths, large eat-in kit opens to large deck w/pergola, livrm, dinrm, famrm w/fp, main floor laundry, over-sized double garage, full fin recroom w/office, storage & walk-up to garage. 2 out-buildings (1 set-up to accommodate horses), mixture of fields & trees. Geothermal heating makes this home very efficient to heat. Only 20 mins to City Core… an ideal, quick commute! Floor plans, video available. MLS 15604280

GREAT BEGINNINGS! 8 Kingston Homefinder.ca - Thursday, August 6, 2015

This townhouse condo is ready for you! 3Br’s, large eat-in kitchen w/fr/st, large

2.5 Acre Building Lot w/ well

Only 13 Minutes west of Verona and 2 minutes to Enterprise is this 2.5 acre lot w/ well generating 10gpm of good water, driveway in place, lot is level. MLS 15607014 $37,900

MARY MOORE ROAD

OPEN HOUSE AUG. 11 -12 - 13 FROM 4-6PM

Just 30 mins from Kingston & 10 mins from Verona sits over 400 acres w/ hunting cabin, ponds, trails, well-treed and abutting Crown Land. Ideal for group to purchase as hunting camp. MLS 15606378 $259,900

Woodlands District – 1400 sq.ft bung- 3 lg. bdrms PLUS IN-LAW SUITE w/own entrance, close to Queen’s & St. Lawrence, bus at front door, 2 driveways MLS 15605528

400+ acres of hunting!

TOP FLOOR 2BR CONDO “Oh my, what a view!” Top floor corner unit w/great vistas to south & west overlooking

6 FORSYTHE AVE. $349,000

2918 BIG CREEK RD., NAPANEE. $229,000 Triple brick, open concept kitchen/living area, 20-yearold 3 bdrm. addition, 6-year-old 24’ x 32’ insulated garage, lovely flower gardens, quiet side road MLS 15605757

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