This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, and it covers possible labour action at Queen’s University. Corridor News Producer Jesse Bell reads a story from the LJI Reporter for the Brockville Recorder & Times, Keith Dempsey, about Ganonoque Town Council’s decision to allocate leftover funds from 2024 to 2025 & 2026.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, with a story about the creation of a potential Hydrogen peaking plant in Loyalist Township. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about an outstanding achievement of a young entrepreneur in PEC. The LJI Reporter for CFWN Cobourg, Dan Jones, with a story about a Cobourg police investigation into workplace harassment allegations.

The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region.

This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that covers a new, education-based approach to dealing with vandalism in the City of Kingston. Then, Corridor lead anchor, Dinah Jansen, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for The Kingstonist, Michelle Dorey Forestell, about the opening of affordable housing for Indigenous families in the Kingston region. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, with a story from the LJI Reporter for the Brockville Recorder & Times, Keith Dempsey, about a new Provincial agreement related to the maintenance of the Thousand Islands Parkway.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, with a story about Loyalist Township’s new Asset Management Plan. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about the pending closure of Main Street in Prince Edward County. The LJI Reporter for CFWN Cobourg, Dan Jones, with a story about the opening of new transitional housing in Northumberland County.

The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region.

This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that covers a local production company’s plans to build a $20 million film studio in Kingston. Then, Corridor lead anchor, Dinah Jansen, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for the Napanee Beaver, Sarah Williams, about future plans for the Market Square Farmer’s Market and the town’s blue bin program. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, with a story from the LJI Reporter for the Brockville Recorder & Times, Keith Dempsey, about Lansdowne Town Council’s interest in purchasing two properties on Old River Road.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, with a story about the results of a fundraising campaign study conducted by BNP Goldie Canada. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about the resignation of the Artistic Director of the Regent Theatre. The LJI Reporter for CFWN Cobourg, Dan Jones, with a story about the impact the Canada Post strike has had on charities in Northumberland County.

The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region.

This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that covers the City of Kingston’s request for the redistribution of Provincial and Federal tax dollars to fund municipal infrastructure development. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for The Brockville Recorder & Times, Keith Dempsey, about the implementation of Next Generation 911 in Ganonoque. Then Bell reads a story from the LJI Reporter for YGK News, Owen Fullerton, about the pending merger of three local health units to create South East Public Health.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, with a story about BGC South East’s year end update. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about a provincial honour being awarded to a museum in PEC. The LJI Reporter for CFWN Cobourg, Dan Jones, with a story about the 2025 Ontario Curling Championships. The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region.

This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that covers the planned 2025 relocation of the Partners in Mission Food Bank. Then, Corridor lead anchor, Dinah Jansen, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for The Brockville Recorder & Times, Keith Dempsey, about a 12% residential tax increase in Ganonoque. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, with a story from the LJI Reporter for YGK News, Owen Fullerton, about how a new agreement between the CHL and NCAA is benefitting the Kingston Frontenacs.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, provides a story about a 7% increase in residential taxes in Loyalist Township. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about the first Hoarding Action Response Team Coalition training sessions for public service workers in PEC. The LJI Reporter for CFWN Cobourg, Dan Jones, with a story about the replacement of a historic single-lane bridge in Northumberland County. The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region, and the community concert and events calendar for December 5th-8th.

This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that covers the the findings of 2023’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Report. Then, Corridor lead anchor, Dinah Jansen, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for The Kingstonist, Michelle Dorey Forestell, that provides an update on the Dr. Elaine Ma OHIP dispute. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, with a story from the LJI Reporter for YGK News, Owen Fullerton, about the Canada Post strike action.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, provides a story about the Lennox & Addington Activation fund. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about the outstanding achievements of a small rural school in PEC. The LJI Reporter for CFWN Cobourg, Dan Jones, with a story about the planned purchase of the Biddy Creek wetlands by the Northumberland Land Trust. The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region, and the community concert and events calendar for November 28th – December 1st.

This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that covers the impending launch of Kingston’s first car-sharing program. Then, Corridor lead anchor, Dinah Jansen, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for YGK News, Owen Fullerton, about Kingston’s Food Strategy Project. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, with a story from the LJI Reporter for the Brockville Reporter & Times, Keith Dempsey, about the renewal of municipal funding for Ganonoque’s Lou Jefferies Arena.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, provides a story about Loyalist Township’s opposition to the new alcohol laws in Ontario. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about the success of the Recreational Outreach Centre’s new “Get Grounded” program in PEC. The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region, and the community concert and events calendar for November 21st-24th.

This week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that covers a massive influx of funding awarded to the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre. Then, Corridor lead anchor, Dinah Jansen, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for YGK News, Owen Fullerton, about the life and legacy of the late Murray Sinclair. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, with an update from the LJI Reporter for the Brockville Reporter & Times, Keith Dempsey, about the potential influx of municipal funding from Ganonoque to the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation.

The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, provides a story about the success of Loyalist Township’s physician recruitment program. CJPE’s LJI Reporter, Brenda Little, with a story about a potential sustainable building practice that could be used in Prince Edward County. The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region, and the community concert and events calendar for November 14th-17th.