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Thank you for listening to this podcast produced at CFRC 101.9 FM at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, situated on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples and brought to you by the generous support of Smith Engineering.

In the next half hour, we'll be covering the latest Kingston news, including politics, arts and culture, sports, Queen's Campus happenings, weather and traffic updates, upcoming events and concerts, and more.

CFRC's news programming is made possible by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

I'm CFRC's broadcast journalist, Christina Laurie, and here are your local news headlines.

At Council's last meeting, it was decided that the development of a humanitarian infrastructure framework specifically related to encampments be deferred to next year.

I'm CFRC's broadcast journalist, Christina Laurie, and this is Kingston Currents, your weekly roundup of the latest limestone local news.

CFRC's news programming is brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

Coming up in today's episode, a motion deferred at City Council's last meeting looking into sanctioned encampments and support.

Stand Up for Mental Health founder David Granarier joined CFRC to share more about the program's comedy show, Returning to Kingston This Weekend, building awareness, raising funds, and challenging stigma surrounding mental health.

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Kingston for this week.

Thank you for listening to CFRC's Local News Programming, brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

To revisit episodes and listen on the go, head to our podcast network at podcast.cfrc.ca. Be sure to stay tuned for more CFRC programming coming up next.

I'm CFRC's broadcast journalist, Christina Laurie, and this is Kingston Currents, your weekly roundup of the latest limestone local news.

CFRC's news programming is brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

Coming up in today's episode, some updates from this week's City Council meeting and the grand opening of Kingston's very first fully inclusive playground.

Plus, your weather and traffic report for this upcoming weekend.

So we're really pleased with the progress that we've made with Kingston Health Science Centre and the Frontenac paramedics and really work together to reduce the amount of time that our paramedics are spending in our emergency department waiting to transfer patients into the care of our emergency department team.

That is all things current in Kingston for this week.

Thank you for listening to CFRC's Local News Programming, brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

To revisit episodes and listen on the go, head to our podcast network at podcast.cfrc.ca. Be sure to stay tuned for more CFRC programming coming up next.

In the next half hour, we'll be covering the latest Kingston news, including politics, arts and culture, sports, Queen's Campus happenings, weather and traffic updates, upcoming events and concerts, and more.

CFRC's news programming is made possible by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

I'm CFRC's broadcast journalist, Christina Laurie, and here are your local news headlines.

Kingston's first ever inclusive playground is now open for playing.

I'm Katie, and have a great rest of your day.

Thank you for tuning in to CFRC's local news programming.

To revisit episodes of Today in YGK and listen on the go, be sure to head to our podcast network at podcast.cfrc.ca. Today in YGK is brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

Be sure to stay tuned for more CFRC programming coming up next.

I'm CFRC's broadcast journalist, Christina Laurie, and this is Kingston Currents, your weekly roundup of the latest limestone local news.

CFRC's news programming is brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

Without further delay, let's dive in.

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That is all things current in Kingston for this week.

Thank you for listening to CFRC's Local News Programming, brought to you by the generous support of the Community Radio Fund of Canada under the Local Journalism Initiative, Queen's University Career Services, and for our podcast, Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

To revisit episodes and listen on the go, head to our podcast network at podcast.cfrc.ca. Be sure to stay tuned for more CFRC programming coming up next.