Page 11 - Patrick Deane News Today

From small community services to large non-profits, Eastern Ontario's non-profit organizations play their own role in driving economic and social change and development.

On Mar. 11, Queen’s held a candlelit vigil in Grant Hall for peace in Ukraine after Russia’s invasion earlier this month.

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has escalated into war. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a tragedy. While those around the world share support for Ukraine, it’s imperative Queen’s demonstrates this same support for Ukrainian staff and students.

As those at Queens University plan on hosting an in-person Homecoming 2022, the City of Kingston has only collected $120,000 of the $500,000 in fines issued last fall.

Queen’s announced on Feb. 24 that $750,000 will be contributed to the City of Kingston over the course of five years in installments of $150,000 each year.

Queens University has committed $750,000 over five years to the City of Kingston to address pressures on municipal services throughout the year, especially during unsanctioned street parties.

Queens University has committed $750,000 over five years to the City of Kingston to address pressures on municipal services throughout the year, especially during unsanctioned street parties.

I welcome the announcement that Principal Deane will launch a task force to up some solutions to problems associated with street parties.

I welcome the announcement that Principal Deane will launch a task force to up some solutions to problems associated with street parties.

I welcome the announcement that Principal Deane will launch a task force to up some solutions to problems associated with street parties.