KINGSTON, Ont. (18/10/2017) – The community came together to celebrate and honour the life of Gord Downie with an impromptu candlelight vigil in Springer Market Square. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (15/04/2013) -- Chrissy Flowers and John Brown take a break in the sun at the end of one of the docks in Confederation Basin. They had just taken their bikes out and decided to spend their days off going for a ride.

NAPANEE, Ont. (27/02/2019) -- Students, parents and educators across the region are celebrating Pink Shirt Day, a anti-bullying initiative started in Nova Scotia in 2007, by wearing pink, like this group of Grade 1-5 students with ALCDSB Superintendent of Caring and Safe Catholic School, Theresa Kennedy, at J.J. O'Neill Catholic School in Napanee, On. on Wednesday, Feb., 27.

KINGSTON, Ont.(29/07/2013) -- Wind surfing off the shore of downtown Kingston. Photo by Julia McKay

KINGSTON, Ont. (20/11/2014) – A bicycle chained to one of the flag poles at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour isn't going anywhere due to the thick layer of ice covering it from the waves splashing over the breakwater. Kingston saw a high of -2 but it felt more like -9 with the windchill and westerly wind gusts reaching 59km/hr. Julia McKay/Kingston Whig-Standard/QMI Agency

KINGSTON, Ont. (08/04/2018) – Kingston Frontenacs’ and Barrie Colts’ players, along with the referees, encircle centre ice, with their heads bowed for a moment of silences in honour of players, families and staff of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team, who suffered major tragedy after a serious bus crash in Saskatchewan on Friday night, before the Ontario Hockey League Eastern Conference semi-final game at the Rogers K-Rock Centre. JULIA MCKAY/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (16/02/2016) – A typically Canadian scene during a typically Canadian storm. Four neighbours in a Kingston west-end neighbourhood come together and help dig a path and push the fifth's car down the street to their driveway. Eastern Ontario has been in a snow storm warning with a total snowfall of 20 to 40 cm predicted. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (11/19/2012) -- Greg Adams, local climber and father of two, will be attempting to climb the equivalent distance of Mount Everest in a 24-hour period at the Boiler Room climbing gym starting at 5 p.m. on Dec. 6 to raise money for his for Climb for Kidz campaign for pediatric programs. Julia McKay Kingston This Week Greg Adams, local climber and father of two, will be attempting to climb the equivalent distance of Mount Everest in a 24-hour period at the Boiler Room climbing gym starting at 5 p.m. on Dec. 6 to raise money for his for Climb for Kidz campaign for pediatric programs. Julia McKay Kingston This Week

KINGSTON, Ont. (14/06/2017) -- Kingston Field Hockey Club U18 Royals goalie, Olivia Craig, dives for the ball before team mate Claire Lyons can get the shot during a team practice at Tindall Field in Kingston, Ont. on Wednesday June 14, 2017. The players are two of eight local girls who are off to British Columbia next month to represent Ontario East in the Nationals.

KINGSTON, Ont. (21/09/2013) --  A Run or Dye spectator tries to wait out the rain on Fort Henry hill. Photo by Julia McKay

NAPANEE, Ont. (16/02/2012) – John Hall, owner and curator of the Canadian Piano Museum, has been collecting pianos for over thirty years.  A piano tuner and repairer by trade, Hall started his piano museum in 2006 in Vulcan, Alberta before moving to Napanee in 2009.  His collection includes Canada’s oldest working piano from 1777.  Photo by Julia McKay

KINGSTON, Ont. (10/07/2019) -- Kids, parents and caregivers gather for Stories in the Park, a free outdoor program offered by the Kingston Frontenac Public Library, at McCallum Park in Kingston, Ont. on Wednesday, July 10, 2019

KINGSTON, Ont. (23/09/2012) – Queens Golden Gaels shortstop Jody Pint (left), tags out Toronto Varsity Blues Jonathan Isaac, as he attempts to steal second base in the top of the fifth inning. The Gaels, who are currently in last place with only one win so far this season, led the scoring throughout the game. The final was 8-6, with the Gaels taking game one of the double header against the Blues at Megaffin Park this past Sunday.  Photo by Julia McKay

KINGSTON, Ont. (22/01/2012) – (L-R) Cooper Gammon, 6, celebrates scoring a goal, while Jacob Anglin, 6, looks up in defeat at letting the puck get by him.  They were participating in the TimBit Minor Hockey exhibition during the 2nd period break of the Kingston Fronteancs home game at the K-Rock Center on Jan. 22.  Gammon and Anglin play on the same team during the regular season.  Photo by Julia McKay

KINGSTON, Ont. (26/06/2015) – Staff at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School celebrate the last day of school by tossing papers, pens, books and even a cross-walk vest in the air on the front walkway of the Kingston area school. The students last day was Thursday so the teachers had the entire building to themselves to finish their end of school year clean up. Julia McKay/The Kingston Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (04/10/2015) – Ben Hsu, a fourth-year Queen's University Engineer student, spends a sunny afternoon painting the three Martello Towers seen from the bottom of Clarence Street beside Confederation Park. Julia McKay/The Kingston Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (17/01/2018) -- Seven teams from Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic School Board and one from Limestone District School Board, made up of Grade 4-6 students, participate in the 1st annual Hockey Day in ALCDSB ball hockey tournament in Kingston, Ont. at Holy Name Catholic School on Wednesday January 17, 2018.

KINGSTON, Ont. (04/04/2017) – Kingston Frontenacs celebrate after Linus Nyman gets the series-winning goal past Hamilton Bulldogs goaltender Dawson Carty, during the first overtime period of Game 7 of the Ontario Hockey League Eastern Conference quarterfinal action at the Rogers K-Rock Centre. The overtime win means the Fronts will move on to face the Peterborough Petes in the semi-finals starting Thursday, April 6. JULIA MCKAY/Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network.

KINGSTON, Ont. (19/07/2017) – A number of women, and men, participated in the Topless Run Wednesday afternoon, led by organizer Sarah Campbell, in the red shorts. The day marks the 26 anniversary that Gwen Jacob of Guelph was charged with public indecency for walking down the street topless, which led to the province legalizing a women's right to go topless in public in 1996. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (24/10/2017) – A pileated woodpecker seen having an afternoon snack of berries during a warm afternoon at Lemoine Point Conservation Area. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (31/10/2017) – The haunted walkway is just one of the activities set up by the Grade 6 class at St. Pauls Catholic School for the schools United Way Fun Day. The students raised $595 this year. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (10/10/2016) – Amelie Venter, Grade 3 student at Lancaster Public School, tries to feed some chickadees on a beautiful Thanksgiving Monday, after, along with her sister and parents, rented a canoe to go out on the Little Cataraqui Creek Reservoir. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (24/07/2017) – A number of cars got stuck in the water that flooded the Gardiners Road underpass, after more than 100 millimetres of rain fell in a 12-hour period in Kingston on Monday. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (13/07/2016) -- Elementary teachers learn about iPad and green screen apps, numeracy, kindergarten curriculum changes and inquiry based learning, during the ETFO Limestone Summer Academy held at Lancaster Drive Public School in Kingston, Ont. on Wed., July 13, 2016. The more than 80 teachers get the opportunity to network, share classroom tips and spend the time learning skills to help improve their students learning opportunities. Julia McKay/The Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network

KINGSTON, Ont. (23/09/2015) -- Shannon Brown, the community engagement coordinator for the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning, takes a break, from helping organize Culture Days, in the yarn monster, by artist Mark Reinhart in Kingston, Ont. on Wednesday September 23, 2015. From dancing, art, music and more, Culture Days events take place throughout the city this weekend.

KINGSTON, Ont. (18/04/

2016) -- A mother raccoon climbs down from a tree, with the Frontenac County Court House seen in the distance, to scavenge for food in city park in Kingston, Ont. on Monday April 18, 2016

KINGSTON, Ont. (20/12/2014) -- More than 100 parents, children and community members attend a candlelight vigil and solidarity gathering on the steps of City Hall in Kingston, Ont. on Saturday December 20, 2014. It is a show of support for the families of the 132 school children and nine staff at the school in Pakistan who were killed by terrorists on Dec. 16.

KINGSTON, Ont. (24/12/2013) – Visitors to Lemoine Point Conservation Area had to navigate through the ice covered branches that created a maze along the main trails on Dec. 24, 2013, after the most recent ice storm.

KINGSTON, Ont. (06/03/2013) – Hanshi Ken Tallack, 57, instructor and owner of Tallack Martial Arts, is recognized for being the first to introduce the martial arts style of Goju Ryu Meibukan karate to Canada. Tallack has also published multiple books on the subject, including a teaching syllabus of the entire martial art style.

WITLESS, NF. (25/09/2019) -- An Atlantic Puffin chick waits in a cat carrier to be tagged, weighed and measured by the Puffin & Petrel Patrol before being released/returned to the sea with 16 other rescued baby puffins, near the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve in Witless, NL on August 25, 2019, as part of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) fledging season preservation project.

KINGSTON, Ont. (20/10/2019) -- A wild turkey strays from its pack onto the pain path to get a snack of peanuts and corn from one of the many visitors to the Lemoine Point Conservation Area on Sunday, Oct. 20.