Here's what's going on over the next 48 hours!
STUFF TO DO
Today: Kingston residents will head to the polls today from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for Election Day, with voters choosing the city's next mayor, district councillors and school board trustees. The municipal election gives residents an opportunity to help shape local decision-making and have a direct say in issues affecting the community. Voters can cast their ballots at their designated voting location across the city. Online voting is also available.
Today: The Great Lakes Museum is offering a full-day program for children ages seven to 12 today, giving kids the chance to become detectives for the day. During The Mystery of the Keewatin, participants will solve clues, explore the historic ship and build problem-solving skills through interactive activities. The supervised program runs from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration is required, with spaces limited. Full day, drop off programming will be offered on-site at the Museum on select PA Days, Winter Break and over March Break!
Tomorrow: Veterans, active Canadian Armed Forces and RCMP members, families and supporters are invited to connect with local resources at the Veteran Support Fair tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 560 on Montreal Street. The free drop-in event will bring together local organizations and service providers, offering information, support and opportunities for the veteran community to learn about available programs and services.
LOCAL SPORTS
The Kingston Frontenacs next game day is this Friday against the Peterborough Petes with a puck drop at 7:05 p.m. on home ice. Heading into the weekend, the Brantford Bulldogs will be coming to Kingston on Sunday.
Meanwhile, for Queens Football, the OUA Quarterfinals start this Saturday.
To the PJHL, the Amherstview Jets will visit the Picton Pirates on Thursday.
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