Current Issue
November 12, 2025
Published bimonthly since 1985, this glossy city magazine features the stories, accomplishments and passions of Kingstonians.
Look for your copy of the November 2025 issue of Profile Kingston now! Feature articles include: Diane Black, written by Tracy Weaver with photography by Bernard Clark; Krishna Burra, written by Bill Hutchins with photography by Ian MacAlpine; and Danielle Kain, written by Renka Gesing with photography by Bernard Clark. Cover artwork by Diane Black.
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Profile 1
Diane Black
By Tracy Weaver
with photography by Bernard Clark
If anyone is living the life they’ve always felt called to live, it’s Diane Black. The Kingston artist, known for her paintings, drawings and especially the expressive, character-driven clay sculptures she brings to life, . . .
Profile 2
Krishna Burra
By Bill Hutchins
with photography by Ian MacAlpine
Krishna Burra is a lifelong educator who experienced a trial by fire when he first assumed the top leadership role within the Kingston-area public school system. As society was starting to shut down at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, . . .
Profile 3
Danielle Kain
By Renka Gesing
with photography by Bernard Clark
Dr. Danielle Kain faces death most days. But she loves caring for her patients through her chosen speciality. “Palliative care is helping people live as well as possible for as long as possible in a way that reflects and values . . .
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
People to Watch
Meet Beckett Robertson, one of our youngest motivators.
By Joan Heaton;
photography by Bernard Clark
Holiday Gift Guide
For great gift ideas for everyone on your holiday list, check out our annual Holiday Gift Guide.
Painting by Kat Kopiak Coffey
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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