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What's New

Open-Air Burning Ban Terminated
As Conditions Have Improved

April 7 Update: The ban on open air burning, issued on March 21, 2012, has been terminated. The ban was put in place as the result of warm weather and winds which had resulted in extremely dry vegetation. Conditions have improved as vegetation has emerged from dormancy throughout the region.

Some Useful Tips For Smoggy Days

Smog is a mixture of ground-level ozone, toxic gases and airborne particles that can damage both human health and the environment. Use these tips to stay healthy on smoggy days ... and take action to help clear the air.  MORE ...

Summer Activity Heat Safety Tips

You don't have to take the summer off to beat the heat. Just use caution and follow these helpful tips.  MORE ...

Information On Area Beach Closures

KFL&A Public Health samples water at area beaches from June to September to ensure they are safe for swimming. You can check the status of your favourite beach on the KFL&A Public Health website.
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RELATED LINKS

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AIR QUALITY

Refer to the Air Quality Ontario Web site for up-to-date smog conditions and advice on how to cope with smog.

WEATHER OFFICE

Get current information from the Environment Canada Weather Office Web site.

PUBLIC HEALTH

Visit the KFL&A Public Health Web site or call them at 549-1232 or 1-800-267-7875 for more information.

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By supporting P.R.O. Kids, you can 'level the playing field,' and help more young people take part in sport, culture, art and recreation activities.

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Kingston's participation grows in the national Communities in Bloom competition.


This page last modified: April 11, 2012, at 10:55 a.m.