Kingston, Ontario
Kingston, Canada
Kingston, Ontario shares 238 connections with 13308 places across 25 topics, with sports, government, and music forming the three largest topic clusters. Strong ties with Toronto and Ottawa reflect the city's role in Ontario provincial networks. Military history runs deep: Vimy Barracks was established in 1937 for the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, and the partially reconstructed Fort Frontenac recalls the city's 17th-century origins as a fur trade garrison. Transportation connections span both water and road, anchored by the Thousand Islands Border Crossing.
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Fort Smith, Northwest Territories | Aklavik, Northwest Territories
Jane Hawtin
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Toronto, Ontario | Ontario
Chris Sandiford
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Ontario
Britta Badour
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Toronto, Ontario | Ontario
Languages of Canada
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Canada | Val-des-Monts, Quebec
Army Black Knights men's ice hockey
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: United States | Canada
Rugby Canada
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Victoria, British Columbia | Langford, British Columbia
Corridor (Via Rail)
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Quebec City–Windsor Corridor | Saint-Lambert, Quebec
Robert Barrie
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Barrie, Ontario | Bangor, Maine | Gordon/Barrie Island, Ontario
Mohawks
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Mohawk Valley | Bridgeville, New York | Peshawbestown, Michigan
Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Bathurst, New Brunswick | Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Quebec | Campbellton, New Brunswick
Bronwen Wallace
Connects Kingston, Ontario to: Canada | Ontario | Windsor, Ontario