County of Frontenac

06/13/2026

Frontenac Paramedics had a great time at the Pride Parade and Festival in Kingston, earlier today. What a great sense of joy in the air! Many thanks to all who attended, participated, and organized. Love is love🌈

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Come see Frontenac Paramedics in the Kingston Pride Parade tomorrow, Saturday, June 13. It leaves the Kingston Memorial Centre at noon, follows Princess St. to Confederation Park for the festival. Fun for the whole family! Hope to see you there!

Details: kingstonpride.ca

06/11/2026

Congratulations Lois Emond on receiving the 2026 Senior of the Year Award in recognition of your outstanding contributions after age 65 that strengthen and protect our communities. Thank you.

06/11/2026

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06/11/2026

The Kingston Police offers its sincere condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Toronto Police Service Constable Marc Pinizzotto, who made the ultimate sacrifice today while serving and protecting his community.

We mourn alongside the Toronto Police Service and all those affected by this tragic loss. Our thoughts are with Constable Pinizzotto's loved ones, colleagues, and the community he served.

06/11/2026

06/10/2026

Frontenac Business Services is seeking volunteer Board Members who are interested in supporting local business and strengthening the communities we serve. Our Directors help guide our work in community economic development and business support. Residents and/or business owners within the County of Frontenac are eligible to serve as
Directors.

We would love to hear from individuals who bring knowledge of the local community, business experience, sector-specific expertise, or a background in banking or accounting. We are also currently seeking a representative from North Frontenac.

Interested in learning more? Contact Anne Prichard, Executive Director, 613-372-1414 Ext 204 or [email protected]

06/10/2026

One initiative for positive change on mental and emotional health matters among emergency system partners is a new peer support animal pilot project for Frontenac Paramedics. Maverick is the Frontenac Paramedics Peer Support Dog. He and his person, Matt, attend Frontenac Paramedic bases to help break down barriers and stigma associated with mental health conversations and to encourage paramedics to speak freely and openly about what they may be going through. Maverick also sometimes attends public service events. He loves meeting people.

Matt, with Natalie Lewington who owns Kingstons Paws In Motion, worked together to bring the program to Frontenac Paramedics.

Effecting positive change on mental and emotional health matters in paramedicine is a complex, collaborative, and ongoing effort. It involves new policies in the workplace, new training for leaders, and new resources for paramedics and their families. It takes continuous learning, commitment, and growth. Perhaps most importantly, it involves guiding and supporting an evolution of the overall culture of paramedicine. Maverick is just one example of that work here at Frontenac Paramedics.