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The battle for the unused former Davis Tannery land in Kingston has been taken to the Ontario Land Tribunal.

Kingston has been experiencing warmer winter weather this season when compared to historical averages. These sunny days are credited to a combination of climate change and naturally occurring weather trends.

Students at Queen’s University express dissatisfaction with the Responsible Investing Annual Report, advocating for more decisive action in divesting from fossil fuels. Queen’s Backing Action on the Climate Crisis (QBACC) launches a campaign, challenging the university's investments. Despite aiming for a 25% reduction in the carbon footprint by 2030, QBACC argues it falls short.

No Clear Cuts Kingston, Queen’s Backing Action on the Climate Crisis (QBACC), and the AMS Commission of Environmental Sustainability are hosting a gala in Grant Hall on Nov. 3, to raise money for expert witnesses in an upcoming Ontario Land Tribunal hearing regarding the Davis Tannery site in Kingston.

The the Global Climate Movement: Students Rally Against Fossil Fuels at Queen’s Campus | QBACC, SCAN!, and 350 Kingstonians Unite for Change

Kingstonians younger and older rallied on Friday in the name of action against the climate crisis, with two separate rallies on the same day.

Climate strike was part of a global series of similar actions at 400 locations around the world designed to draw attention to climate change

Kingstonians younger and older rallied on Friday in the name of action against the climate crisis, with two separate rallies on the same day.

Kingstonians younger and older rallied on Friday in the name of action against the climate crisis, with two separate rallies on the same day.

The first time I stepped onto campus, I was lost and confused.