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Multimedia Journalist at The Kingston Whig-Standard. Musician, mom, equestrian, wanna-be gardener. Let me tell your #ygk story. mbalogh@postmedia.com
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Kingston-based filmmaker, activist receives Order of Canada for international impact on 2SLGBTQI+ rights

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By Meghan Balogh Verified
| The Kingston Whig-Standard Verified
Advertisement oop Skip to Content Nancy Nicol among the latest Kingston-area nominees to the Order of Canada. •   • Nancy Nicol and her wife, Phyllis Waugh, are pictured centred behind the banner with the Envisioning Global LGBT Human Rights group at World Pride in Toronto in 2014. Supplied Nancy Nicol, a lifelong filmmaker and activist now residing in Kingston, has been appointed a member of the Order of Canada.
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Kingston cardiologist's cross-border impact recognized with Order of Canada

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By Meghan Balogh Verified
| The Kingston Whig-Standard Verified
Advertisement oop Skip to Content •   • Dr. Stephen Lawrence Archer, an internationally-recognized cardiologist based at Kingston Health Sciences Centre and Queen's University, has been appointed a Member of the Order of Canada in recognition of his contributions to research and medical initiatives in his field. Supplied photo KINGSTON — When physician-scientist Dr. Stephen Archer graduated from the school of medicine at Queen’s University in 1981, he headed out into the world to practice.
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Line Spike founder riding high on positive vibes as second festival wraps up

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By Meghan Balogh Verified
| The Kingston Whig-Standard Verified
Advertisement oop Skip to Content Attendance for this year's Line Spike was down by around 700 people from 2025. •   • Chantal Kreviasuk and Raine Maida perform on the main stage at Line Spike Frontenac in Harrowsmith on Sunday, June 28, 2026. /Supplied photo HARROWSMITH — It’s the Monday after the festivities, and Line Spike Frontenac founder and lead organizer Jeremy Campbell’s enthusiasm won’t be curbed by a lower than expected turnout.
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