Current Issue
January 14, 2026
Published bimonthly since 1985, this glossy city magazine features the stories, accomplishments and passions of Kingstonians.
Look for your copy of the January 2026 issue of Profile Kingston now! Feature articles include: Victor Mendes, written by Christine Hamelin with photography by Ian MacAlpine; Constance Carrière-Prill, written by Ann-Maureen Owens with photography by Bernard Clark; and James Parker, written by Nancy Dorrance with photography by Bernard Clark. Cover photography by Bernard Clark.
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Profile 1
Victor Mendes
By Christine Hamelin
with photography by Ian MacAlpine
“Soccer is my world,” says Victor Mendes, who has been coaching the RMC Paladins men’s team for 26 years. “If I’m away from the field, that’s a problem for me.” A driven, storytelling, lovable man who calls a spade a spade, . . .
Profile 2
Constance Carrière-Prill
By Ann-Maureen Owens
with photography by Bernard Clark
Two years ago, while she was both a full-time law student at Queen’s University and the executive director of Kingston Native Centre and Languages Nest (KNCLN), Constance Carrière-Prill had the idea of establishing . . .
Profile 3
James Parker
By Nancy Dorrance
with photography by Bernard Clark
James Parker’s retirement plans sound suspiciously like a “busman’s holiday.” An expert in driverless, computer-controlled rail systems, he and his wife, Julie, look forward now to “doing a lot of train travel in Canada and abroad,” he says. . . .
Inside Out
This regular column features a recap of City of Kingston news from around the horseshoe and details on pertinent municipal issues.
By Bill Hutchins;
painting by Michelle Reid
Quality of Life
Read about Administration, Retail and Ticketing Manager, Kingston Frontenacs, Brenda Mavety’s favourite things.
Compiled by Bill Hutchins;
photography by Bernard Clark
Financial Tips
Don’t miss our annual financial feature with advice from several local experts to get you organized for 2026.
It’s your community — your neighbours and friends, your interests and ideas.
Six times yearly Profile Kingston puts the spotlight on the unsung heroes of our community, telling you how they do what they do… and why.
Every issue is packed with fascinating reading as our most skilled and knowledgeable citizens show you Kingston life through their eyes.
Summer in the City
Don’t miss our companion magazine, Summer in the City, published annually in May and July, featuring over 200 local and area cultural and recreational activities.
Kingston’s most comprehensive guide is designed to entertain your family and friends all summer long. Presented in a convenient, easy-to-read format, and available online, Summer in the City contains something for Kingstonians and vacationers of all ages.
Use the links to view a copy of our May or July issues.
Summer in the City — your essential guide to beautiful, historic Kingston.
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