The latest in local news with CFRC’s News Team.

The latest in local news with CFRC’s News Team.

This week on Today in YGK, Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie runs through some headlines directly from the City before getting into highlights from last week’s Council meeting. Campus Reporter Henry Walker covers the latest at Queen’s, including the foco weekend celebrations and the ongoing University District Safety Initiative. Plus, CFRC’s News Collective delivers your traffic, weather, and events calendar to wrap up the show.

This week on Today in YGK, host Christena Lawrie brings you local headlines straight from the City of Kingston, from new veterans’ commemorative crosswalks to Kingston’s push for expanded VIA Rail service. Henry Walker reports on the foco weekend celebrations and the ongoing University District Safety Initiative, plus CFRC’s news collective delivers your traffic, weather, and events calendar to wrap up the show.

In this episode of Today in YGK, host Christena Lawrie sits down with Creepy Doll Museum Curators Kathryn Bahun and Ben Hatcher ahead of their visit to Kingston this weekend with their collection of nearly 200 haunting dolls. Campus Reporter Henry Walker covers the latest at Queen’s, including the impact of the University District Safety Initiative, in effect until Nov. 2. Jesse Bell runs through weather and traffic updates. Ellie McArthur highlights events and concerts coming up this week. Tune in for these updates and more!

In this episode of Today in YGK, host Christena Lawrie discusses a first-of-its-kind study using psychedelics to treat anxiety taking place at Kingston Health Sciences Centre Research Institute with the study’s principal investigator Dr. Claudio Soares. Campus Reporter Henry Walker covers the latest at Queen’s, including Homecoming celebrations and what to know about the University District Safety Initiative, in effect until Nov. 2.  Jesse Bell runs through weather and traffic updates. Ellie McArthur highlights events and concerts coming up this week. Tune in for these updates and more!

In this episode of Today in YGK, host Christena Lawrie covers an update on the City’s Family Physician Recruitment Program and the announcement of Kingston’s official City Birds. Campus Reporter Henry Walker continues his behind-the-scenes look at the DAN School of Drama and Music’s fall major production, The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Jesse Bell runs through weather and traffic updates for the week, including closures to look out for over Queen’s Homecoming weekend. Tune in for these updates and more, including a roundup of upcoming concerts and events.

This week on Today in YGK: Christena Lawrie reports on Council’s latest push to protect and expand VIA Rail service through the city. Then, Henry Walker takes us inside the DAN School of Drama and Music’s fall major production, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, for a behind-the-scenes look at its student-led music and performance design. Plus, your Thanksgiving week weather and traffic updates, and  a full concerts and events calendar for Kingston and Queen’s Homecoming weekend.

This week on Today in YGK: host Christena Lawrie brings you local headlines, including a teaser of Kingston author Jamal Saeed on his newest release Princess Nai and Other Stories and updates from the City of Kingston ahead of the long weekend and Homecoming. Then, Dinah Jansen dives into a special campus election segment, followed by Henry Walker with the latest in Queen’s campus news, Eliza Lee with YGK Sports, and Ellie McArthur rounding things out with your Kingston events calendar. Tune in for all of these updates and more with CFRC’s News Team!

CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie runs through this week’s top headlines from the City of Kingston. Campus Reporter Henry Walker breaks down the latest in campus activism, controversies, and AMS updates, while Sports Reporter Eliza Lee debuts the YGK Sports Minute, bringing you quick hits from Kingston’s sports scene. Tune in for these updates and more on Today in YGK!

The latest in community and campus news with CFRC’s News Team.