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Take a Google tour of Kingston by dragging the picture along Kingston's streets with your mouse cursor.

Seasons

Click on the season picture to view its album.

Click on a picture to view a larger view of it.
You can now advance or reverse the album manually
or you can activate the slideshow by clicking on
"Full Screen" in the top left hand corner
and then the start icon below the picture

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AA Spring

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BB Summer

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CC Fall

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DD Winter

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CC Fall 2008

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Both of our Sponsor Sites continue to account for our children, are identifying the extent of death and injury within their immediate families and the extent of damage to their homes. Please continue to give as the need will be great.

If you would like to make a contribution to assist in the recovery efforts please click here to make a donation to our Disaster Relief Fund or call 1-800-267-2923. On January 14, 2010, the Government of Canada announced that it will match all individual donations to registered Canadian charitable organizations to support humanitarian and early recovery assistance to people affected by the earthquake in Haiti, up to a total of $50 million. Chalice is eligible to participate in this charitable programme and will endeavour to match all individual donations to our Haiti Disaster Relief Fund.

Further information will be posted as we continue to assess the situation on the ground.

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Something Nice For Sunday

The unseen photographs

A treasure trove of First World War photographs was discovered recently in France. Published here for the first time, they show British soldiers on their way to the Somme. But who took them? And who were these Tommies marching off to die?

Four unidentified youths one of which is wearing half military ensemble which has a Canadian military insignia on one of the buttons.

Battle of the Somme

NEWSPAPER NEEDS HELP

The British newspaper The Independent is hoping to identify the people in 240 First World War photographs that were found recently.

If you had family friends or relatives who fought in that war, perhaps you might recognize someone from your own family photographs.